Build A Super Indexed Puzzle

Normal Sudoku Rules apply. CELLS ON THE GRID ARE SUPER INDEXED- Except for some special cases, where cells are indexed to themselves, cells are each connected to 2 other cells in the grid, found by switching row, column and digit. Example: If row 7, column 2 is the digit 4, then row 2 column 4 is the digit 7 AND row 4 column 7 is the digit 2 (7,2,4 > 2,4,7 > 4,7,2). An example of a self-referenced cell is if row 1, column 1, contains the digit 1. KROPKI PAIRS- Numbers with a black dot between them are in a ratio of 2:1. Not all dots are given. PURPLE LINE- Neighbors on a purple line are consecutive. HINT: A property of a super indexed puzzle is- Within ALL boxes, the low numbers (1,2,3) must each be in different columns and rows than one another. The same is true for the middle (4,5,6) and the high (7,8,9) numbers.