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Goldensunboy |
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Goomba Level: 15 Posts: 16/32 EXP: 14280 Next: 2104 Since: 04-19-07 From: Albany, GA Last post: 5715 days Last view: 5715 days |
I usually solve this thing by getting the eight tiles around each center the same color, then I line up the edge pieces so adjacent edge pieces match (although not necissarily [how do you spell that anyway?] touching the correct center color) I then solve it like a 3x3x3, and all the rules apply and it works.
However, 50% of the time, I get this. Notice the inverted red and blue edge pieces. I'm basically trying to line up these three edge pieces so the colors are fine. By the way, all the other edges are lined up and the centers are okay. I have brainstormed as hard as I could, and I can't figure it out. I tried rearranging it many times, and the only way I've been able to get around it so far is by mixing up the whole cube and starting over again, and just hoping that I don't get this again. A little help, anyone? |
spel werdz rite |
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Paratroopa Level: 30 Posts: 79/156 EXP: 154435 Next: 11434 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4811 days Last view: 1096 days |
I do!
Go here. I had that same problem way back! Also, if you have an appreciation for Rubik's Cubes, you should check my Myspace pics, here. |
Goldensunboy |
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Goomba Level: 15 Posts: 17/32 EXP: 14280 Next: 2104 Since: 04-19-07 From: Albany, GA Last post: 5715 days Last view: 5715 days |
Thanks! Does this 4x4x4 strategy work with a 5x5x5? I don't have a Rubik's Revenge.
Edit: Yep, it worked. Thanks! Oh, and the link didn't work, it redirected me to www.myspace.com |
PSlugworth |
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Cheep-cheep Level: 32 Posts: 28/189 EXP: 205941 Next: 501 Since: 02-19-07 From: Brooklyn, NY Last post: 5039 days Last view: 2666 days |
Christ, I can't even solve the 3x3 cube. ____________________ andrew sylvester dot com | retrogaming @ robot vaudeville |
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Red Cheep-cheep Level: 35 Posts: 128/221 EXP: 260365 Next: 19571 Since: 02-21-07 Last post: 4453 days Last view: 4452 days |
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CKY-9K |
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Pokey Level: 57 Posts: 123/693 EXP: 1431196 Next: 54732 Since: 06-27-07 From: cKy Last post: 216 days Last view: 124 days |
20^3 ____________________ |
GreyMaria |
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>implying even the Japanese understand the Japanese Level: 105 Posts: 34/2851 EXP: 11926882 Next: 335378 Since: 07-13-07 Last post: 4503 days Last view: 4473 days |
Posted by CKY-2K what the christ I can't even solve a goddamn 3X3, how the fuck do you people manage those giant things? ____________________ we're currently experiencing some technical difficulties |
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Spike Level: 58 Posts: 661/709 EXP: 1495182 Next: 82364 Since: 03-01-07 From: California Last post: 6010 days Last view: 3036 days |
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CKY-9K |
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Pokey Level: 57 Posts: 124/693 EXP: 1431196 Next: 54732 Since: 06-27-07 From: cKy Last post: 216 days Last view: 124 days |
I never solved it or scrambled it but yeah, 20x20x20, get the fuck out. ____________________ |
spel werdz rite |
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Paratroopa Level: 30 Posts: 80/156 EXP: 154435 Next: 11434 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 4811 days Last view: 1096 days |
Posted by Goldensunboy The computer one is a 4D cube (Rubik's Tesseract) My average three (and other stuff) A cool pattern The other side so I remember how it all went I solved 'em! (5D cube in screen now) The 5D 2x2x2x2x2. I've done the top half so far. My first solve on the 4D 3x3x3x3 (1,366 moves) My first solve on the 4D 4x4x4x4 (3,400 moves) My current status on the 4D 5x5x5x5 (I've got a world record shot) If you can't tell, I've solved the centers, like Goldensunboy. |
darklink898 |
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Paratroopa Level: 30 Posts: 69/158 EXP: 155745 Next: 10124 Since: 07-01-07 From: Enhasa Last post: 5875 days Last view: 5666 days |
Tatrion |
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Beezo Level: 49 Posts: 402/477 EXP: 825713 Next: 58170 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 5889 days Last view: 5869 days |
I barely understand freakin' 3D. SWR, you are a (rubik's) god among men.
Obviously, I can't do anything to help you, Goldensunboy ¬_¬ ____________________ |
S.N.N. |
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Beezo Level: 49 Posts: 420/485 EXP: 846552 Next: 37331 Since: 02-19-07 From: Ontario, Canada Last post: 5463 days Last view: 5463 days |
Seriously, the only real and legit way to solve a Rubik's Cube is to peel the stickers off.
Obviously (also, what the fuck at the 4D and 5D ) ____________________ Want custom overworld music in your SMW hack? Download this. Don't forget to RTFM. |
darklink898 |
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Paratroopa Level: 30 Posts: 75/158 EXP: 155745 Next: 10124 Since: 07-01-07 From: Enhasa Last post: 5875 days Last view: 5666 days |
Skreeny |
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Cobrat Level: 56 Posts: 378/653 EXP: 1322406 Next: 75770 Since: 02-21-07 Last post: 5347 days Last view: 4848 days |
Posted by darklink898Then would you mind sharing with the class what a 4D or 5D Rubik's Cube would look like? (I don't know about you, but I know I can't see more than 3 dimensions.) A computer monitor can't really project 4 dimensions, even if we could see them, anyway. At best it'd have 3 dimensions with an indicator (shade of a given color, for instance) to indicate the 4th... and that only really works with graphs, not so much with Rubik's Cubes. |
darklink898 |
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Paratroopa Level: 30 Posts: 76/158 EXP: 155745 Next: 10124 Since: 07-01-07 From: Enhasa Last post: 5875 days Last view: 5666 days |
Posted by SkreenyPosted by darklink898Then would you mind sharing with the class what a 4D or 5D Rubik's Cube would look like? I said I don't understand, not that I know how 4D looks. And since when are we in a classroom? xD Is there a trick to get the cube right? I can't get it (The 3x3x3) ____________________ |
Goldensunboy |
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Goomba Level: 15 Posts: 18/32 EXP: 14280 Next: 2104 Since: 04-19-07 From: Albany, GA Last post: 5715 days Last view: 5715 days |
I'm pretty sure (since our minds are only programmed to interpret images up to the third dimension) that a 4-dimensional object is basically TWO overlapping three dimensional objects that are connected at corresponding verteces. Picture two skeletons of cubes (you know, the 12 lines that make one). One is partially inside the other. Now, keeping the distance between corresponding verteces all the same length as a side of the cubes, connect vertex A on one cube to vertex A on the other, vertex B to vertex B on the other, etc. to get a 4-dimensional cube. In the third dimension, it looks a bit like a hexagonal prism. |
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Red Cheep-cheep Level: 35 Posts: 115/220 EXP: 258625 Next: 21311 Since: 02-19-07 Last post: 5427 days Last view: 5427 days |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_dimension
I remember doing some 4 dimensional stuff in Discrete Math when touching on graph theory if I'm remembering right. Pretty crazy stuff, fun that is. I've never been a Rubik's Cube person, although I did just teach myself how to solve the 3x3's last semester. Pretty fun and addicting. Although those speed cuber's are even more amazing. ____________________ |
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Boo Level: 68 Posts: 837/1036 EXP: 2642883 Next: 85917 Since: 02-19-07 From: It is a mystery. Last post: 5728 days Last view: 5728 days |
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>implying even the Japanese understand the Japanese Level: 105 Posts: 45/2851 EXP: 11926882 Next: 335378 Since: 07-13-07 Last post: 4503 days Last view: 4473 days |
I need to find a Rubik's Cube, Revenge, and whatever that 5x5 is called. If I can solve THOSE, I might be able to handle a 4d cube.
But right now I can't even handle a 3x3 online cube. Does anyone have a Tetrahedron? It's got four faces with 9 stickers per side. ____________________ we're currently experiencing some technical difficulties |
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