Scalable Rubik's Cube

Getting this far took around 3 weeks, partly because I was holidaying in Spain at the time. I've since modified the program to have more conventional (read: not indicative of colourblindness) colours. Credit to Ben Lei for the 'scalable' idea. Also, thank you SSP 2008 for making me learn VPython.

Can download code here (note: it's really ad-hoc since I'm self-taught. Let me know of bugs): http://web.mit.edu/~avantis/Public/scalablerubiksx.py

Also check out the sudokube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLvs5nvT2j8

If you are willing to try it out (I'm sure it still has hidden bugs), do tell me. I'd prefer it if I know who you are, but if you can convince me that I can trust you not to submit my code as your homework assignment, I wouldn't mind.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Rubik's
• Cube
• Simulation
• Scalable

[mitchthesnowboarder1]

everything is running great and it looks pretty good so far! Haven't had any problems with it besides when it asked me for the dimensions i typed "3X3" and it crashed lol...then I just entered "3" and it worked just fine :) even tried a 5X5 lol

[alibababbb]

@mitchthesnowboarder1 (Avian020391 here) I'd be delighted! I added a link on the description to a place from where you can download the code. Let me know if you get vpython and such running!

[mitchthesnowboarder1]

That's pretty awesome dude. I'd be glad to test this bad boy out. No, it's not for a homework assignment of mine (programming is just a hobby of mine). Let me know if you want me to test it