Rules: Place a tent next to each tree. Tents cannot touch other tents, not even
diagonally. Some tents are one cell wide and two cells long - like a domino - while other tents are 1x1. All trees in red-colored cells are attached to tents of one kind, and all trees in white cells to tents of the other kind. Clues outside indicate how many tents must be placed in that row.
Rules: Divide the grid into areas of cells each - or tetrominoes - leaving some cells unused. Unused cells cannot be adjacent to one another. If both cells on either side of a given bold edge are used by a tetromino, it indicates that both tetrominoes are required to be identical, albeit with different orientations.
Rules: Place a tent next to each tree. Tents cannot touch other tents, not even
diagonally. Clues outside indicate how many tents must be placed in that row.
The cells not used by trees or tents cannot form 2x2 blocks anywhere.
Rules: Place a tent next to each tree. Tents cannot touch other tents, not even
diagonally. Clues outside indicate how many tents must be placed in that row.
The cells not used by trees or tents should all be connected in one single block of contiguous cells.
About: "Caged Ends" was invented by Anurag Sahay.