I am happy to present you the puzzle created for Scojo's prompt with region building puzzle driven by pairrows :-)
I would like to tell you that this is not a typical Yin-Yang puzzle, it can be fully solved without YY, so YY is like an add-on to the normal sudoku. You can do the YY after the sudoku is finished, but I think it is funnier to do the Yin-Yang in parallel with the sudoku, and I recommend it that way :-)
Shotout to DubiousMobius, who has created pairrows constraint.
You can try his brilliant 6x6 puzzle pack introducing this neat constraint here!
List of puzzles with pairrows
I hope you will enjoy and I would be really grateful for all the comments and ratings.
Normal sudoku rules apply.
Yin-Yang: Shade some cells in the grid so that all shaded cells are orthogonally connected, all unshaded cells are orthogonally connected, and no 2×2 region is entirely shaded or entirely unshaded.
German Yin-Yang Pairrows: If a clue cell with 2 arrows contains the digit N, then the two targeted cells N steps away in the indicated directions will have a difference of at least 5.
If the clue cell and one of the targeted cells also have a difference of at least 5, then both targeted cells belong to the same Yin-Yang region as one another (the clue cell may or may not belong to the same Yin-Yang region as its targets). Otherwise, both targeted cells belong to opposing Yin-Yang regions.
Lösungscode: Sixth (6th) row of the grid from left to right (with the symbol "/" marking borders between shaded and unshaded cells, e.g., 123/4567/89).
Gestern, 07:08 Uhr von Aronana
Veery Awesome! Took two tries w/o the YY restrictions. Fun to paint at the end. Another classic from SennyK
Gestern, 02:22 Uhr von DubiousMobius
Great puzzle! Tricky and fun deductions throughout, and the yin yanging was refreshingly intricate. Excellent stuff, thanks for setting!