Anti-Knight Tessellation
(Published on 8. January 2025, 23:34 by juggler)
- Fill each cell with a digit from 1-9.
- Cells sharing an edge can't have the same digit.
- Each horizontal row and vertical column contains a non-repeating consecutive set of digits (like 23456) in any order.
ANTI-KNIGHT
- Cells a knight's move away (two steps vertically and one step horizontally or vice versa) cannot contain the same digit.
Solution code: Row 5
Comments
on 4. April 2025, 00:29 by The Book Wyrm
Antiknight in a non-square grid? What have we done, that you must curse us so?
But jokes aside, this was a neat puzzle. Given digits were all used well, and it's pretty impressive you can get a puzzle that solves this smoothly with just a few clues.
on 9. January 2025, 18:31 by Franjo
Nice and easy. Thank you for sharing.
on 9. January 2025, 17:59 by thoughtbyte
Between this and the snack pack, tessellation is really growing on me. Well done, thanks!
on 9. January 2025, 04:56 by MSDOS
Very clean tessellation, really liked this one. The constraint gives a lot for so few digits.
on 9. January 2025, 02:16 by ViKingPrime
I wasn't sure of them at first but Tessellation puzzles are really growing on me. Great coffee break puzzles.
on 9. January 2025, 00:27 by Spider
For me, the easiest full size tessellation yet, though I am quite fond of the anti-knight constraint. As usual ‘twas a delight to solve. Thanks for all these, juggler!
