Foggy Odd Even-ing
(Published on 24. December 2024, 00:00 by olima)
Foggy Odd Even-ing

Rules:
⚪ Normal Sudoku rules apply. Placing correct digits reveals the fog in the surrounding cells. Guessing is not needed.
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Kropki pairs: White dots indicate consecutive digits.
Black dots indicate digits with a ratio of 1:2.
Not all dots are necessarily given.
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Indexing: Red cells are column indexing, e. g. a 7 in R9C2 puts a 2 in R9C7.
Green cells are row indexing, e. g. a 7 in R9C2 puts a 9 in R7C2.
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Color-Cages: Digits in cages do not repeat.
If a cage total is even, all cells of that cage have to be shaded red, otherwise green.
Link: Sudoku-Pad
Solution code: see instructions after solving it
Last changed on on 24. December 2024, 07:25
Solved by OutOfMyMindBRB, Sherlang, mihel111, Joyofrandomness, arteful, askaksaksask, sarabtx, by81996672, Ploctypus, Nada, Nylimb, redgecko, EFlatMinor, Myreque, Rearden, Mr. Happy, YouriD, Notlob, ... tgstar, ClarityC, sigge, MysticMan, schnitzl, TagEule, saydo17, QuiltyAsCharged, asver, maiaz, bugsduggan, illegel, PippoForte, GorgeousNicko, Nexys6969, josemadre, ttennyson115, neroute2, kangaroo
Comments
on 21. January 2025, 16:18 by MattJones
Really original and interesting combination of rule-sets. Great fun, I really enjoyed it.
on 29. December 2024, 10:47 by GrenP78
I dont see any color cages, only black ones
Last changed on 28. December 2024, 14:07on 28. December 2024, 13:33 by GrenP78
olima: you have to find out the color as part of the solving…
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I dont see any color cages, only black ones
on 24. December 2024, 19:39 by rictech
Very cool idea and great execution. Loved it!
on 24. December 2024, 18:01 by hardline35
Bit challenging puzzle, but flows very well.Thank you!
on 24. December 2024, 13:58 by Martina
I hate indexing :-D glad I made it
on 24. December 2024, 07:25 by olima
Picture changed in the English version.
on 24. December 2024, 04:24 by askaksaksask
Such fun! A great concept fuels a great opening and some great logic throughout!
on 24. December 2024, 00:55 by OutOfMyMindBRB
Enjoyed it - thanks :-)
Flowing logic from start to finish