This walkthrough takes you from an empty Couples screen to a folder of print-ready region logic puzzles with matching answer keys. You will set the grid, the region size and the difficulty, choose what the two markers look like, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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A shaped Slitherlink is a normal Slitherlink puzzle with one twist: when the solver closes the loop, it outlines a letter, a digit, a drawing or a silhouette. This guide shows how to pick the shape source on the Shape tab, type letters, draw or trace your own shape in the editor, use silhouette images, and export the puzzle with its shaded solution.
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A nonogram is a picture logic puzzle: the numbers beside each row and above each column give the lengths of the blocks of filled cells in that line, in order, and when every clue is satisfied a black-and-white picture appears. To solve one, you fill or rule out one cell at a time, each time because the clues leave no other choice.
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This walkthrough takes you from an empty Number Detective screen to a finished set of puzzle pages with answer keys. You will set up the number chart, pick a level, decide between a one-culprit case and a find-all page, choose the clue kinds, style the page, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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A Number Detective puzzle gives you a chart of numbers and a short list of clues such as “Even”, “Less than 25” or “Divisible by 8”. Cross out every number a clue rules out, and the number left standing is the culprit. Most puzzles have two to four clues, and starting with the clue that clears the most numbers is the fastest way in.
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This walkthrough takes you from an empty Block Views screen to a folder of print-ready spatial-reasoning puzzles with matching answer keys. You will pick the question, the format and the difficulty, choose colour or colouring-in pages, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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A Block Views puzzle is a spatial-reasoning puzzle: it shows a small 3D building made of toy blocks and asks what it looks like from directly above, from the front or from the side — or shows the view and asks which building it belongs to. This guide explains what each view shows and what it hides, walks through four real puzzles, and gives you a checklist that cracks the hard ones.
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Start a puzzle book from the number of pages you want instead of a number of puzzles. In **Tools → New Book from Page Plan…** set the page count, give each puzzle type a page range, and Puzzle Maker Pro works out how many puzzles fit, generates them and opens the finished book in Puzzle Book Studio.
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A color nonogram is a picture logic puzzle: the numbers beside each row and above each column tell you how many cells to fill and in which color, and when every clue is satisfied a color picture appears. It plays like a black-and-white nonogram with one extra rule: runs of the same color need a gap between them, while runs of different colors may sit side by side.
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This walkthrough takes you from a word list to a finished run of printable cube and box word searches. You add your words, pick the shape and size, set the difficulty, choose color or coloring pages, optionally hide a secret word, add a title and export the whole set.
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