New answers tagged grid-deduction
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Solution
Methodology
The first thing to realise is that
I got as far as the following
The next thing to realise is that
The next step involves an assumption made in hope, namely that
Checking through those, we see that
Checking these with the board we've got so far, we find that
Using this, the board becomes
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A very tough Sudoku, but I think I got it:
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As Thomas Markov found in their answer,
This can be taken to mean
In fact, this answer is quite thematic since
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Hexominoes, but with cubes instead of squares.
The sheets:
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Given the solved nonogram by Anna I believe:
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Partial Answer
It appears to be an equation, but I haven't looked closely at whether it could be a message disguised as an equation. Either way, the nonogram was fun!
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From Somebody's completed nonogram grid, we can see
Therefore,
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Here is what I have as a completed nonogram. I don't think I've missed anything. I'm not yet sure where to go from here but it's a start!
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Completed nonogram grid:
This is (thanks @msh210 !)
and
so the dress code must be
Edited to add:
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I've found one solution, through some logical reasoning followed by trial and error.
Thanks to Skynet_0 for pointing out that one of my solutions is invalid.
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Wrap-up: The Making Of Magic Maze Puzzle
This is not a solution to the puzzle, but provides notes from its poser. This type of answer has been approved by the community.
Caution: This post may contain spoilers.
Inspiration
This puzzle originates from a competition to invent a new genre of logic puzzle which involved moving objects. I initially asked ...
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Finished nonogram:
These are
Meaning the captain's new boat is literally a
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This seems to work (couldn't make arrows, so tried colors instead):
Some notes solving it:
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