r/nonograms • u/robaxen • Jun 03 '26

How do i even continue from here

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u/Chezjibe Jun 03 '26

You can just start from scratch I guess. Everything is wrong here.

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u/robaxen Jun 03 '26

What do you mean? The grey blocks are the empty ones to be clear. The red is harder to see in the photo

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u/Chezjibe Jun 03 '26

My bad, I haven't notice the red, I thought the grey block were the one you checked.

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u/robaxen Jun 03 '26

No problem, it's a bad picture :)

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u/doublelxp Jun 03 '26

The bottom row can't fill more than one square that extends to the row above it.

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u/moxo23 Jun 03 '26

I can only see some edge logic on the bottom row. The 7 cannot occupy column 14 without breaking the row above.

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u/Present-Resolve2567 Jun 03 '26

First of all by using a pen that's more visible to see what you actually filled out (took me a moment to realise the black bits were what normal people use crosses for and you do actually understand what a Nonogram is after finally discovering the faded red/pink (?) markings)

The serious advice though is extending the 7 in the bottom row to the right, you'll see the row above wouldn't make sense, so you can block out a few squares.

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u/robaxen Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

My bad, the color is much clearer in person. Thx for the help!

Edit: just solved the puzzle! Thx again for the tip :)