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4-D cube
hey check it out, I'm no math wiz and I haven't even solved the original 3x3x3 cube but check this out, a 3x3x3x3 cube so in other words, a 4-D rubiks cube. Also may be a repost. I dont care.
http://www.plunk.org/~hatch/MagicCube4dApplet/
Have you seen Cube and Cube 2: Hypercube? 
how on earth would you program something like that.
im so lost
u have to be very very very smart to figure that out. u have to know extremely complex mathematical patterns just to figure out a rubiks cube in a reasonable amount of time. ive seen one guy do a rubiks cube in less than one minute with one hand. it was amazing.
That is too wicked.
Btw, Isn't the fourth dimension 'time'?
Rubik was (is? dunno if he's still alive) a Hungarian. Goooooooo Hungarians!!!
superbly done my friend ..
it's like the advanced version of the rubik's cube .. hahahha
"On the other hand, the 4D cube has more potential positions than the total number of atoms in the universe!"
1,756,772,880,709,135,843,168,526,079,081,025,059,614,484,630,149,557,651,477,156,021,733,236,798,97
0,168,550,600,274,887,650,082,354,207,129,600,000,000,000,000 combinations?!
Yay! Centuries of fun!
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| Originally posted by Snagglepulse That is too wicked. Btw, Isn't the fourth dimension 'time'? |
Yeah this is the same cube that occrider has in his sig. Cool stuff. 
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| Originally posted by Cloudburst Have you seen Cube and Cube 2: Hypercube? |
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| Originally posted by Cloudburst Have you seen Cube and Cube 2: Hypercube? |
mind boggling!
I think that one would be easy...
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lol i've seen a 20 x 20 x 20 cube, so freakin cool. Supposedly the story behind them is Mr. Rubik was a college professor and some way he came up with an equation and he gave it to all of his students to solve who i think were in advance algebra at the time. So they all fail that portion of the exam and he attempts to do it and he figres out he cant, so after some months of deliberation, he finally figures it out, makes a spatial representation and markets it. The rest is history. cool eh? I have no ide how anyone came up with that 4-D cube. And yes i have seen cube and hyper cube. teh kewlness indeed.
eh...
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