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Light and Shadow: Equal and Antisymmetric

Puzzling Asked on July 26, 2021

This is an entry for Fortnightly Topic Challenge #44: Introduce a new grid deduction genre to the community

Light and Shadow is a puzzle where you divide the grid into regions painted either white or black.


Rules of Light and Shadow:

  • Divide the grid into white and black regions.
  • Each region must contain exactly one number, which specifies the number of cells connected orthogonally (either vertically or horizontally) in that region.
  • Regions of the same colour cannot share an edge.

Here is an example puzzle with its solution.

Example Puzzle:

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Solution to example puzzle:

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Shown below is the actual puzzle you have to solve:

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Good luck and have fun!

One Answer

Completed grid:

Solving process, as best I can reconstruct it:

Correct answer by Gareth McCaughan on July 26, 2021

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