stigant
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I've been playing a nongram variant which, at least in my book, is refered to as "Piecework." It works just like traditional nonograms, but instead of a picture, you have to place one each of the twelve pentominoes in the grid. I find it much more interesting than regular nonograms, but I've only seen it in this book (and I only have about 10 left to solve) and occasionally in world puzzle competitions... Does anybody know of a computer version of it?

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Beef Row
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stigant wrote:
I've been playing a nongram variant which, at least in my book, is refered to as "Piecework." It works just like traditional nonograms, but instead of a picture, you have to place one each of the twelve pentominoes in the grid. I find it much more interesting than regular nonograms, but I've only seen it in this book (and I only have about 10 left to solve) and occasionally in world puzzle competitions... Does anybody know of a computer version of it?

I don't know of a computer version, but unless this is the same book, here's another book with them, at least.
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stigant
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Yeah, that's the one I've already got... thanks though.

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