This worked out nicely. Few spots might be tricky, but not much.
Rules for Sudoku. Additionally, All neighboring cells which contain consecutive digits are separated by white dots.
Enjoy!
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Mrm, this one seems to have 2 possible answers for the 5 and 6 in middle and middle left regions.
I am sorry for the late reply to this, I didn’t get a notification of the comment for some reason. I think you are missing the rule that implies all dots are given, which means, where there isn’t a dot separating two cells, they must be non consecutive. R3C1 (row 3, column 1) contains a 7 after solving, so 6 cannot be in R4C1 without a white dot between R3C1 and R4C1.
Don’t worry, I’m perfectly aware of that rule, I love this kind of Sudoku. 😀
Just.. now I actually see I’ve made a mistake somewhere else, whoops. Got a 7 and 9 confused somewhere, which’d explain why there is no 7 bordering the 5/6 spots, which made me get an ambiguous solution.
Thanks for replying, though!