12:25 am
drwho
Difficulty score 19. No green.
3:13 am
digondda
Done. With greens, no clear head today.
4:14 am
sprite
Unike, I only know one type of UR. Would love to learn a second type, could you please describe it for me?
7:06 pm
UnikeTheHunter
EZPZ. I would have said 10; there were so many cells that came in two at a time.
7:07 pm
UnikeTheHunter
Sprite. The two types of unique rectangles that I see are these. Type one:
(3, 6) (3, 6)
7:08 pm
UnikeTheHunter
Ooops, mistake. Must hold down shift key. Type one:
7:11 pm
UnikeTheHunter
Rats did it again.
Type one:
(3, 6) (3, 6)
(3, 6) ( , ) the last is neither 3 nor 6.
type two:
(3, 6) (3, 6)
(3, ) (3, ) neither of the blank spaces can be 6.
7:18 pm
UnikeTheHunter
There is also the bent unique rectangle:
(3,6) (3,6)
(3,6) ( , ) ...... (3,6)
( , ) (3,6).........( , ) Neither of the last two blanks can be 3 nor 6.
7:21 pm
UnikeTheHunter
I hope you can understand the notation.
Just once I encountered a unique trident -- same principle as a unique rectangle but triple wide and triple long if I remember.
7:22 pm
UnikeTheHunter
And a bent unique rectangle could have two bends, something like a Z. But I've never seen one.