A bit more challenging than the last one, but I finally got around to finishing it. Out of respect for those who haven’t solved it, I’ll spoiler my answer: Telegram Scootaloo.
@Prof.NightJack
Nope, but I looked it up, very interesting concept and quite close to how soduko works, I think I will fav this and possibly try it some time if I am not doing something else.
@Prof.NightJack
I’m usually good at following directions but, that went right over my head… As usual. Like I said I knew what it was. I still have no clue where to begin working on it to then figure out the rest.
I’m gonna go google up some noob puzzles and see if I can make some heads or tails out of it…
@Ichijoe
The numbers indicate the number of spaces filled in the row/column that a grouped together.
If it’s a row and the numbers are say 5,2,4 then in that row you will have 5 together, 2 together, then 4 together with blank spaces between them.
You have to figure out where to fill and when does you get an image.
Oh you mean-
Not posting the solution yet, but it’s a chicken.
Nope, but I looked it up, very interesting concept and quite close to how soduko works, I think I will fav this and possibly try it some time if I am not doing something else.
Thx.. I’m sure this will be handy…
I’m usually good at following directions but, that went right over my head… As usual. Like I said I knew what it was. I still have no clue where to begin working on it to then figure out the rest.
I’m gonna go google up some noob puzzles and see if I can make some heads or tails out of it…
The numbers indicate the number of spaces filled in the row/column that a grouped together.
If it’s a row and the numbers are say 5,2,4 then in that row you will have 5 together, 2 together, then 4 together with blank spaces between them.
You have to figure out where to fill and when does you get an image.
You don’t know what a nonogram/picross is?