Sudoku Variants Series (431) - Split Pea Lines
(Eingestellt am 4. Juli 2025, 08:00 Uhr von Richard)
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Split Pea Lines
Dieses Rätsel ist von Scojo und SamuPiano inspiriert.
Solve online in Sudokupad.
Verwende die üblichen Sudoku-Regeln.
Die Summe der Ziffern auf einer Linie zwischen zwei Kreisen wird aus den beiden Ziffern in den Kreisen gebildet, in einer der möglichen Reihenfolgen. Zum Beispiel wäre 3-346-1 eine zulässige Kette, weil die Summe 3+4+6=13 aus den Ziffern 1 und 3 gebildet wird. Ziffern können sich auf einer Linie und/oder in den zugehörigen Kreisen wiederholen.
Lösungscode: Spalte 1.
Kommentare
am 6. Juli 2025, 15:50 Uhr von Exigus
That was a very nice puzzle indeed. Thanks!
am 5. Juli 2025, 16:16 Uhr von wilsig
Great fun!
am 4. Juli 2025, 16:58 Uhr von Richard
Added an extra inspiration link.
am 4. Juli 2025, 16:50 Uhr von SamuPiano
Thank you for this excellent puzzle! I am very happy to see split peas make it onto SVS :)
Some very cool geometric tricks in this one.
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I have no reason NOT to include it in SVS. It's distinguishing enough from all variants I did before... Unique, so to say.
I wonder what the first one of this type is in the portal, and if there is a 'pure' one published earlier. I would love to see a puzzle of this type without other constraints too. It seems it appears under other names too, which makes searching a bit hard.
Any suggestions on this?
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Hi Richard,
The first split peas puzzle was my "Schrodinger's Split Peas", which you can find on my page. In order to find these puzzles, you can search in the rules for the word "peas", which gets most of the puzzles.
To my knowledge, this puzzle is the first pure 9x9 Split Peas puzzle. Juggler has a 6x6 called "Give Peas a Chance", but constructing a pure peas puzzle is rather difficult.
Well done on the excellent implementation! -SP
am 4. Juli 2025, 14:10 Uhr von Piatato
Fun!
am 4. Juli 2025, 13:45 Uhr von Franjo
This is a lovely SPL-puzzle! Before I could start to solve it I had to do some arithmetic exercises. That was fun, but also caused me to give 3*. Thank you very much for creating and sharing another beautiful SVS-episode.
am 4. Juli 2025, 12:10 Uhr von sujoyku
Thank you for this wonderful puzzle, Richard! I would recommend also mentioning SamuPiano who has invented the amazing Split Peas constraint.
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Reply: you are right sujoyku! I always prepare the text for each episode a few days in advance, and only solved SamuPiano's puzzle yesterday evening. Forgot to add that in my introduction text. Fixed now!
