Umbrellaris

A _logic puzzle_. Solve the map by writing inside the grid. ## Elements Raindrops, animal parts, umbrellas ## Objective Fill the entire map correctly, with umbrellas, animals and raindrops ## Patterns * Raindrops only come down from LEFT, TOP, RIGHT edge. They move in a straight line until interrupted by an Umbrella. * Animals are like giraffe necks: one of their sides can be as long as you want, the other is always 1 space. * Umbrellas can only be placed adjacent to an animal. * Umbrellas stop raindrops from going further. They can be placed diagonal left, diagonal right, or straight up. If diagonal, it does NOT block raindrops from the _other_ diagonal. * A "water droplet" on an animal part indicates that it is soaked. If not present, you're guaranteed this part doesn't see rain. If question mark, it _might_ be soaked, that's for you to figure out. * Edge Clues appear only at the LEFT, BOTTOM, RIGHT to indicate if this section of the ground is soaked or not? ## Clue Removal _What can my algorithm remove to make the puzzle harder?_ * Remove umbrella. * Remove raindrops. * Remove animal part. * Remove edge clues. * Change "soaked" indicator to a question mark. (Removing it altogether is not allowed, as that'd be very confusing.) ## Implementation MAP GENERATION = Just place random animals. Give them random adjacent umbrellas. Start rain at the edges, and follow it to see what gets hit. Add soaked indicates/numbers to the right things, and done.