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Xrubik, X-based rubik's cube(tm)
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Click on the left mouse button to move a piece. Release it on a
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piece in the same row and on the face. The puzzle will then turn
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towards where the mouse button was released.
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Click on the middle mouse button toggle the practice mode. (This is
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good for learning moves). Also 'P' or 'p' do the same thing.
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One must double click on the middle mouse button if the puzzle is
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being worked on.
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Click on the right mouse button if you want to randomize the puzzle.
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Also 'R' or 'r' do the same thing. One must double click on
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the right mouse button if the puzzle is being worked on.
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'I' or 'i' to increase the number of cubes.
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'D' or 'd' to decrease the number of cubes.
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'O' or 'o' to toggle orient mode. (I prefer the orient mode since
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it is slightly more challenging).
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'S', 's' to auto-solve. It only works on 1x1x1, 2x2x2, 3x3x3 cubes.
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For the 3x3x3 it only solves it in the non-orient mode.
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'U' or 'u' to undo last move.
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'G' or 'g' to get a saved puzzle.
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'W' or 'w' to write or save a puzzle.
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'Q', 'q', or Control-C to kill program.
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Key pad is defined for 2d rubik as:
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/
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8
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^
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4 < 5 > 6
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v
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2
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The key pad along with the use of the mouse will allow you to move the
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cube i.e.,
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KP_DIVIDE=>CCW
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KP_8=>Top
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KP=>Left KP_5=>CW KP_6=>Right
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KP_2=>Bottom
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Key pad for 3d rubik, use your intuition (is this a cop out or what?).
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The key pad is defined differently depending on which side of the cube
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your mouse is pointing at. One thing that stays the same is KP_5=>CW.
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The control key allows you to move the whole cube at once without
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being entered as a move. Hold down the control key while using the
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left mouse button or the keypad.
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One has to orient the faces in orient mode, besides getting all the
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faces to be the same color. To do this one has to get the lines to
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be oriented in the same direction, this only matters with center
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cubes (i.e. those cubes not on a corner or edge). This does add
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complexity so there are 2 sets of records.
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Try resizing the cube. Notice the puzzle resizes to take advantage
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of the "room" available.
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The title is in the following format (non-motif version):
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xrubik{2|3}d: {1|2|3|4|5|6} @ (<Number of moves>/\
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{<Record number of moves>|NEVER|PRACTICE}) - <Comment>
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{2|3}: current dimensional view
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{1|2|3|4|5|6}: number of cubes per edge
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{<Record...}: puzzle is either in practice mode or record mode
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In record mode, if there is no record of the current puzzle, it
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displays "NEVER".
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If you were looking for a auto-solver, sorry. One of the problems in
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auto-solvers the generally don't work for different number of cuts.
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If you know of one let me know. There is a real neat 3x3x3 cube called
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"magiccube" with a better 3-D look, a auto-solver, and Motif. Use
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"archie" to find "magiccube" at the site nearest you.
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