June Pentomino Month (1) - Pentomino Yajilin
(Published on 7. June 2013, 12:00 by Richard)
The remaining white cells form a single closed loop that does not cross or overlap itself.
Example (with only pentominos F,I,L,N):
Puzzle:
Pentominos:
Solution code: The number of knicks in the loop; row by row, top to bottom.
Comments
on 31. March 2022, 20:17 by Nick Smirnov
Penpa:
https://tinyurl.com/y8w4urre
Use 'Tab' button to switch between Surface and Line modes.
on 10. June 2013, 21:03 by Richard
Thanks for the feedback!
I was already afraid that it would be possible to find other entries to the puzzle. Unfortunately I didn't have enough time to check the final puzzle to find out if it would be possible to start in an other way than I had built in. So forget about this entry, so I can use it again... :-)
on 9. June 2013, 14:11 by Rollo
Puh! Danke Alex. Das hat Spaß gemacht, ich musste höllisch aufpassen.
on 8. June 2013, 18:49 by Alex
@Rollo, ja, richtig
on 7. June 2013, 18:09 by ildiko
Oh, schön! Pentominos. Dafür lasse ich doch glatt die Richard-Sudokus liegen, die ich mir als nächstes rausgesucht habe.
on 7. June 2013, 14:25 by Alex
Very nice puzzle. I did it similar to Luigi.
on 6. June 2013, 21:55 by Richard
I think this puzzle is not difficult, but it might be hard to get started. There is a complete logic way into the puzzle. I have written the first logical steps in a hidden comment. I like to read about alternative starts, if you find them.
