CC-Mini-Landscape 9-tiles

[kettlefish]

I've created a small landscape with 9 landscape tiles. The tiles are placed according the rules, but the start tile is not a necessary component of this landscape. Each tile is different.
The tile list at HiG will help you - new Edition: CCII-base game - tiles . The small pictures onto the tiles like farm, garden, etc. have no effect.
You can also look at the tile list for the classical edition CCI-base game - tiles.

This is the following riddle: Which tiles I have choosen and how I placed them for the 9 tile landscape?

There are 3 rows (1, 2, 3) and 3 columns (A, B, c)

example:
If the start tile is placed in the middle of my mini landscape (name of the tile "D") , then it has the position: 2B (2.row and column B).

I had a small riddle at CarcF - you can look at it as an example.
https://www.carcassonne-forum.de/viewtopic.php?f=221&t=3772&start=15


This time I will use some meeple:
green    - right tile - in correct row, column and orientation
red  - wrong tile
violet    - right tile - wrong column and wrong row
blue  - right tile - in correct column
yellow    - right tile - in correct row
black  - right tile in correct orientation
orange    - right tile in wrong orientation



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[ny1050220]

green    - right tile - in correct row, column and position
red  - wrong tile
violet    - right tile - wrong column and wrong row
blue  - right tile - in correct column
yellow    - right tile - in correct row
black  - right tile in correct position
orange    - right tile in wrong position

Would you clarify the meaning of the colours, please?
"Green: right tile, correct row, column, and position." I think position implies both row and column. Do you mean orientation instead?

[Decar]

[kettlefish]

green    - right tile - in correct row, column and position
red  - wrong tile
violet    - right tile - wrong column and wrong row
blue  - right tile - in correct column
yellow    - right tile - in correct row
black  - right tile in correct position
orange    - right tile in wrong position

Would you clarify the meaning of the colours, please?
"Green: right tile, correct row, column, and position." I think position implies both row and column. Do you mean orientation instead?

yes the orientation

[kettlefish]

Decar - 2 tiles are double in your suggestion. You have used the tile (name) "K" twice.

[Decar]

Sorry missed that rule:

[kettlefish]

Sorry missed that rule:

some tiles have more than only one meeple (example  +  ) - but I don't tell all information...
column A: 2  and 1  with 
column B and C: 3
row 1: 2
column B and C : 1  and 1 
row 3: 1

[Just a Bill]

I don't understand what you are asking us to do ... just put nine tiles from the base game in a legal formation?

I guess I can't find the constraints or requirements that would tell me what my grid of nine tiles has to conform to.

[kettlefish]

I don't understand what you are asking us to do ... just put nine tiles from the base game in a legal formation?

The base game has 72 tiles total - but there are only 24 tiles which are different.
The landscape has 9 different tiles (3x3tiles) - placement like the regular Carcassonne rules.

I guess I can't find the constraints or requirements that would tell me what my grid of nine tiles has to conform to.

I don't understand what you are asking here.

[Just a Bill]

The base game has 72 tiles total - but there are only 24 tiles which are different.

Understood, but that still leaves thousands of combinations. Here's one:



Is that all I need to do?

I don't understand what you are asking here.

What I mean is, there must be more to the puzzle than just fitting nine different tiles together. I did that, but it was super-easy.

[Squiffything]

I could be wrong but have you ever played the game mastermind? This seems to be a carcassonne version. 9 tiles are placed, you have to work out the landscape chosen by the challenger from the meeples awarded to your guess. So if from your 9 tiles 6 were correct, the meeples would show this. You'd then have another guess replacing the wrong three and switching order of the correct 6 until you match the answer.

If I'm wrong that'd be a great new game!

[kettlefish]

I could be wrong but have you ever played the game mastermind? This seems to be a carcassonne version. 9 tiles are placed, you have to work out the landscape chosen by the challenger from the meeples awarded to your guess. So if from your 9 tiles 6 were correct, the meeples would show this. You'd then have another guess replacing the wrong three and switching order of the correct 6 until you match the answer.

If I'm wrong that'd be a great new game!

Hi Squiffything,
you are right - it is a new game for Carcassonne MasterMind.
We played Carcassonne-MasterMind last year here at CarcassonneCentral (CarcC).
Last time we had one row of 4 landscape tiles - placed according to the rules and used the colouring meeples for the answers for the guesses.
Here you can find some example games:
Carcassonne-Winter-MasterMind - rules
Carcassonne-MasterMind - rules

Game Carcassonne-Mastermind Rosco-kettlefish

[kettlefish]

row 2+3: 3 
row 1: 1 and 2 and 1 and 1

[Decar]

Got to be honest, I have no idea what's going on, even though I should, so here are my adjustments:

[kettlefish]

Got to be honest, I have no idea what's going on, even though I should, so here are my adjustments:

column A: 3 
column B and C: 1 and 1 and 1   and 1
row 1 and 2: 2  and 1
row 3: 1 and 2 and 1 and 1
row 2: 1