I do it slightly differently, consider the 2 10, add up 2 and 10 and add 1's for each gap in-between, that's 13. Subtract 13 from 15 to get 2. That means for each number in the line (2 and 10), they will drop by 2 to give (0 and 8), so 0 (or anything negative ) means you get nothing, and 8 means you'll get 8 of the 10's squares. So I'll run that calculation first before filling in the end points. So I know it's nothing for the 2, but 8 for the 10. So add 2+1+10 and fill a square 13 down, then fill a square 10 up, and connect them. Be careful that the square filled by measuring from the top is below (or incident with) the square filled by measuring from the bottom, or it won't work.
I came across one of these with no idea how to do them. This video helped but I probably shouldn't try a 40x40 for my first ever nonogram. (that's the one I found lmao)
Thank you for the excellent explanation! Now I’m hooked on these puzzles! Would be great to see a video on 20x20s or even the mighty 25x25s!
Great suggestion! I'll put one out sometime in the future.
It's the same principle i assume. So when you start 20x20 you look for numbers that are 11 or bigger. Etc
I do it slightly differently, consider the 2 10, add up 2 and 10 and add 1's for each gap in-between, that's 13.
Subtract 13 from 15 to get 2.
That means for each number in the line (2 and 10), they will drop by 2 to give (0 and 8), so 0 (or anything negative ) means you get nothing, and 8 means you'll get 8 of the 10's squares.
So I'll run that calculation first before filling in the end points.
So I know it's nothing for the 2, but 8 for the 10.
So add 2+1+10 and fill a square 13 down, then fill a square 10 up, and connect them.
Be careful that the square filled by measuring from the top is below (or incident with) the square filled by measuring from the bottom, or it won't work.
I spent a TON of money on a Nintendo 3DS and the ONLT thing I play is Picross! Thank you for such a great video, I learned a lot from your technique
I am new to solving these puzzles. Your videos are great! Very straightforward and easy to follow. Thank you! 🙂
Wow! Thank you so much for helping me understand how to play this. I just stayed in the 15 grid, but your pointers helped alot!
this game ids fun and annoying at the same time
Thanks to this video, I managed to solve the nonograms in a Nancy Drew game. One of them being 25X25. Would've been so clueless about where to start
My homework is to solve a 30x30 nanogram!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for helping...... it works
I came across one of these with no idea how to do them. This video helped but I probably shouldn't try a 40x40 for my first ever nonogram. (that's the one I found lmao)
Thank you for your awesome explanation! You helped me so much!!
Tysm for this tip. Very helpful! These are great, but are a learning curve and can be overwhelming. Tysm!
Thank you so much for this! I learned so much from this video, nonograms are so fun!
Thanks!
The second step that is x in B1 block may be faulty. It can have number of different answers
Can't understand this part
if nonogram have not any big number. what should I do?
edge solving works its an advanced technique though . Or count the small numbers in a row or column and see what u get.
I tried it and it worked 😄😄😄 amazing. You're great. Really helpful. Thank you.
Yeah i also tried it
Amazing brother😍😍😍😍 ThnXXX a lot
you amazing!
Wow I just started and am on 10x10 grids and am shaky at best so this is like jumanji level in my head
This is so helpful
Can we get the version you're using?
Just google nonograms and find a site you like. I'm not affiliated with them, but the site I used is puzzle-nonograms.com.
Well at least if a play suduko i dont have to spell anything..but i still have to math and i equally suck at that!!
Haha I also suck at math
Thanks
Puzzle name
bro i solved this in 5min
Cant understand