Hi,
Here is my solver: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... li=1#gid=0
You need to write some code in the white cell (per example to check parity of blue, write "=if(or(C7=2;C7=4);1;2)" in F7 and copy paste it all the way down).
The solver take into account unicity.
I hesitated to share that solver or not but:
- if you want to play competively, you can play in Extreme or Nightmare. Easy should be too easy since timer doesn't matter
- you can code it yourself
- my solver still need knowledge on coding
- goal is to have fun, for me over having a ranking with no cheat
And it's really nice to check if your deductions are good or not.
About verificators like 'numbers of 3 or number of 4', you need to try both of them individually. So that can take a lot of time. I did it once, and it's interresting to see we got 21 solutions from a game 'classic hard 5'.
While you usually got 1 or 2 in 'classic easy 4'.
Here is my solver: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... li=1#gid=0
You need to write some code in the white cell (per example to check parity of blue, write "=if(or(C7=2;C7=4);1;2)" in F7 and copy paste it all the way down).
The solver take into account unicity.
I hesitated to share that solver or not but:
- if you want to play competively, you can play in Extreme or Nightmare. Easy should be too easy since timer doesn't matter
- you can code it yourself
- my solver still need knowledge on coding
- goal is to have fun, for me over having a ranking with no cheat
And it's really nice to check if your deductions are good or not.
About verificators like 'numbers of 3 or number of 4', you need to try both of them individually. So that can take a lot of time. I did it once, and it's interresting to see we got 21 solutions from a game 'classic hard 5'.
While you usually got 1 or 2 in 'classic easy 4'.