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It was removed as of the SudoCue 3 beta. Maybe Ruud decided it was unnecessary?

This is still happening even in the latest version of SudoCue.

Para wrote:...you need the trick for the ratings.

Ah, so that's how the movie got such high ratings. We were all tricked!

The Blue puzzle for this explosion is also a Sukaku! I like to throw the possibilities grid for the blue puzzle into SudoCue sometimes just to see what it does. It's not an easy Sukaku by any means, though. SudoCue used quite a few advanced moves, more notably a Table Conflict and 14 ALS. Not someth...

Clueless Wind-X in this thread: http://www.sudocue.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=624

I'm trying to work on this one.

Thanks for the kind and informative words. Makes a bit more sense now.

Funny you should mention the XY-chain (something else I've yet to tackle...need more patience), rep'nA. SudoCue used a Sashimi Swordfish and then an XY-Chain before the puzzle went to singles.

I'm not exactly stuck on this puzzle, but I do have a question about a technique I may have abused. This puzzle, according to sudocue, requires an XYZ-Wing and two hard steps. This is the point where SudoCue uses an XYZ-Wing: .------------.------------.------------. | 3 1 4 | 7 59 2 | 8 6 59 | | 59 ...

I'm putting together the clueless grid possibility matrices. If so desired I'll post them here.

Also: Ruud, Aside from the four "windows", do any of the windoku constraints apply to the whole puzzle?

I posted another thread on this, but I'm going to delete that since this seems to be the place to report problems. Does anyone else notice that the latest version of SudoCue isn't using Table Conflict/Table Verity at all? I have all the solving tools turned on, and I've yet to see SudoCue use Tablin...

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Pardon an Alaskan for not going forward 9 hours in time. Now that I'm almost 6 hours into Tuesday now, I am a little concerned. But alas! I'm more tired than worried. Ehh...

It's not Tuesday yet.

There was an X-wing in the middle puzzle. Otherwise, yeah, this was a pretty easy Clueless.

I use Clueless Helper for more or less the same reason. If I try to write out all the possibilities into the squares--after, of course, solving all the easy singles--I'm going to screw up somewhere.

So how much further you get? I'm curious as to the difficulty of the puzzles.