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Sudoku Variants Series (388) - Short Consecutives Sudoku

(Published on 12. October 2022, 02:00 by Richard)

For this Sudoku Variants Project I have planned to publish a different Sudoku variant every week. I will see how long it takes before I am running out of ideas.

Short Consecutives Sudoku (aka Winter Sudoku)
Apply classic sudoku rules.
Clues outside the grid indicate all digits that have at least one consecutive neighbour within the first six cells from that side. Clues are written in ascending order and not necessarily the order in which they appear in the grid.

Inspiration for this type comes from 洪卫华.

Solve online in Penpa+ (thx Steven R!)

Solution code: Row 1, followed by row 8

Last changed on on 12. October 2022, 04:37

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Comments

on 4. March 2024, 10:08 by Piatato
Lovely!

Last changed on 13. October 2022, 19:11

on 13. October 2022, 14:33 by Eisbär
If in a row or column only the sixth and seventh digit are consecutive, what happens?
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Then there is only a clue for both digits on the other side, since from there they are in the third and fourth position.

Last changed on 12. October 2022, 10:06

on 12. October 2022, 09:36 by Nick Smirnov
@Richard, marcmees's question is valid, I think that ''all clues are given'' should be added to the rules.
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Reply: new image uploaded with dashes.

Last changed on 12. October 2022, 06:54

on 12. October 2022, 06:30 by marcmees
@Richard: no clues next to a row/column indicates the total absence of consecutive digits in the first 6 cells?
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Answer: Yep!

I guessed as much and when filling in the grid, it becomes obvious. thanks for your weekly effort.

on 12. October 2022, 04:37 by Richard
Slightly change of wording.

Last changed on 12. October 2022, 04:38

on 12. October 2022, 04:26 by henrypijames
Does a clued digit and its consecutive neighbor both have to be in the first six cells? Or just the clued digit? Or just the consecutive neighbor? Or either one?
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Answer: Both. That is evident from the word 'ALL' in the instructions. The consecutive neighbour itself is also a digit that has a consecutive neighbour, either from one side, or from the opposite side.
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Edit: I changed the word in to within and innerhalb; maybe that clarifies it even better.

on 12. October 2022, 04:16 by Richard
Fixed copy-paste-error (thx RockyRoer for pointing out)
+ added tag and link to online solving tool (thx Steven R!)

Last changed on 12. October 2022, 04:18

on 12. October 2022, 03:50 by AstralSky
Is there a negative constraint like the original Winter Sudoku?
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Reply: sure! That is evident from the instructions 'all digits'...

Last changed on 12. October 2022, 04:18

on 12. October 2022, 03:40 by RockyRoer
I don't understand why this is called short sandwiches -- it doesn't seem to have anything to do with sandwiches. Is that copy/paste from your puzzle a few weeks ago?
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Yep! Fixed. Thx!

Last changed on 12. October 2022, 03:07

on 12. October 2022, 03:06 by Steven R
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