Teedash!!L1ZwWyZzZ5 2009/06/09(Tue)15:10 No. 164 ID: d450b2
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And here's another one. Can't really offer you anything in return for solving them, except maybe some more of them.

how do you play this?

>>202
The colors and numbers represent squares and groups of squares.
The problem is that you don't know where the gaps are.
When you are done, it makes a picture.

Anonymous 2009/06/12(Fri)13:39 No. 205 ID: e867fc
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I will do an example.
Pardon my MSPaint unskill.
The crazy bit is when it gets into colors.

Each number above a row or beside a column represents a number of filled-in squares. You have to fill in that many squares in a row. For multiple numbers, there has to be at least one empty square between each group of squares. For instance, if you had the numbers 2 2, you couldn't go ####, you'd have to use ##_## at least. There is no limit to the number of blank spaces between each block, but you can only use the exact number of squares indicated by the numbers. The challenge comes from completing the rows and columns at the same time.

>>247

I'll go ahead and say that there don't have to be (but still can be) gaps between different colors.

Also, there are six colors in each image, in case it's difficult to tell.

Why are people posting in this thread?

Even with sage?

I mean... dang.

I solved the second one -- looks like a pokemons. Should I spoil it and post my solution?

>>313136
I don't even remember what they were supposed to be.

So, uh, sure.

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE
THIS IS WHERE WE KEPT THE SECRET BOOBWITCHES

Anonymous 2009/12/19(Sat)00:54 No. 3148 ID: a0804d
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Here's the first one -- I think it's pichu

Anonymous 2009/12/19(Sat)00:56 No. 3149 ID: a0804d
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The second one was an eevie.