[AON Puzzler]
The application can help you to solve puzzles from AON Online Assessment!
Puzzler can solve AON puzzles
If you need to do it quickly!
All these different puzzles can be solved by puzzler
1) Puzzle should be square (the same amount of lines and columns)
2) This amount should to be between 3 and 6 (included)
3) It uses computer vision, but you also can choose your own shape if the puzzle will have a specific one!
Here you can download examples of puzzles. Its a part of AON Online Assessment.
Here you can download application for Windows: Puzzler.exe
The source code is on the GitLab: https://gitlab.com/411an/puzzler
You can also use very simple online version here
Instructions for Use
Click the "Load Key" button. This button lets you select any area on the screen and copy it. You need to copy the image of the key – the set of elements that can appear in the puzzle. Try to get all the shapes inside the key within the selected area. Avoid selecting unnecessary elements like letters, numbers, or lines separating the key from other parts of the image.
Click the "Recognize key" button. The program will automatically recognize the key. If any key elements are recognized incorrectly, you can click on that element and choose a different one from the list. If the element isn't in the list, replace it with any other element and just use the same replacement in the main grid later. If the program can't recognize the key, it will offer you to create it manually. You'll need to choose the number of key elements and then fill each element with a shape. The order of the shapes doesn't matter.
Click the "Confirm key" button to save the key.
Click the "Load grid" button and copy the square puzzle area from the screen, just like you copied the key area before.
Click the "Recognize grid" button. The program will automatically recognize the grid. If there are any errors, you can edit the grid. You can only choose shapes that are already in the key. You can add and remove rows and columns.
6. If the program can't recognize the grid, it will offer to create an empty grid. By default, the grid size is equal to the key size (for example, for a key with 4 elements, the grid will be 4x4). You can edit the empty grid by placing the necessary shapes in the correct cells.
7. Once you've made sure the grid is identical to the image, click "Solve puzzle". The puzzle will be solved.
8. The "New puzzle" button clears the form, allowing you to solve a new puzzle.