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This puzzle was inspired by Erich's [Shape Grid|shape-grid].

## page.author's [unrectangles]

W=4x4&L=y3(5)1(3)3(3)3(2)1(4)2(2)1&SSE=3SS4UU3UUUU3R4WD0R1D0E&T=Example&G=unrectangles
W=6x6&L=(3)2(5)2(4)1y1(2)2(8)12y4(6)2(5)3(5)6&G=unrectangles
W=8x8&L=(4)5(8)2(6)1(4)2(6)3(4)6(9)9(9)7(6)9(5)6(4)3(5)2(4)1(5)2&SSE=2EU11R0UU2L0EEES5LL2DD0R5NU3EEE1DDDD0UUU3RRRRR11UUUUU9EU7DDDDDDD4UUU0R3L11WD&G=unrectangles
W=8x8&L=y3(6)6y3(5)6(8)6(9)3(3)3(8)3(7)6(3)6(8)6y3(6)6&SSE=0RRRU2RRR6S4EE4DDDDD0RRRRRR12UUUUUU0RRRRR5RR16WWD0R2DD0E9SSSW1DDDDDD6U1UUU&G=unrectangles
((A=ArviTeikari))


##Known issues

Error-checking bugs:
- ~~drawing a line along the outer edge causes a false error~~
- ~~areas are counted incorrectly for lines crossing outside grid points, or shapes more complex than trapezoids~~
- ~~it would be nicer to colour the exact regions, not just simple squares~~

Aesthetical issues:
- the outer edge diamonds should probably be hidden behind the frame;

## Acknowledgements and Changes
Thanks to @dohz for finding a subtle edge-case, now corrected.

**2023-12-18** A regression found by @JustKirb was fixed - thank you! 
**2024-08-08** A mistake in the checker algorithm, reported a while ago by @JustImagineIt, who sent a good test case, was now corrected.