3d Rubik's Cubewatermelon Gaming



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Rubiks Brik 3D Play Set
Rubik's Briks by Strictly Briks takes the classic brik building idea that you know and love and adds a challenging 3D twist. Rubik's Briks let you build sets in all directions for unique sideways and upside-down builds that aren't possible any other way!
This brik set includes 114 3D Briks in Rubik’s colors and an instructional booklet on how to make a Castle, a Skyscraper, and a Fortress. When you're done constructing and playing with a build, take it apart and build one of the set's other options! *Set allows for one build at a time.
2x2 Pixel Set
Create beautiful and fun mosaic art with Rubik's Briks by Strictly Briks! Our unique 2x2 pixels are quick and fun to build with and are fully compatible with all major brands you might already have a collection of!
This set includes 232 colorful 2x2 pixel tiles in Rubik’s colors that can make a various scenes. When you've made and admired the 4 designs this set can build, take it apart and create one of your own designs!
1X1 Pixel Set
Create beautiful and fun mosaic art with Rubik's Briks by Strictly Briks! Our unique 1x1 pixels are quick and fun to build with and are fully compatible with all major brands you might already have a collection of!
This set includes 863 colorful 1x1 pixel tiles in Rubik’s colors that can make 3 scenes. When you've made and admired the 3 designs this set can build, take it apart and create one of your own designs!
Puzzle
Rubik's Briks puzzles provide a great challenge that promotes critical thinking, planning, and problem solving. Puzzles are a great way to foster and grow strong thinking and reasoning skills. Kids and adults alike never get tired of puzzles and challenges.
This puzzle comes with a 32x32 baseplate and 100 puzzle piece brik tiles in the mosaic pattern. Each patent pending brik tile has a 2x2 Rubik’s pattern.
3d rubik

Over the weekend, I built a interactive 3D Rubik's cube simulator in pythonusing only matplotlib for all the graphics andinteraction. Check out the demonstration here:

Fun fact: Did you know that the single most expensive Rubik's cube, called The Masterpiece Cube, was created in 1995 by Diamond Cutters International? It's estimated to be worth US$2.5 million! 🎲 By the way, our version of the Rubiks cube costs only $1.49! This PRO version has — No ads inside — Tips and tutorials on how to solve a Rubiks cube 3x3x3 — Memes. 🚀 Get amused by this. Finally, it is much easier to implement a Console program than a UI program. So, I decided to write the game as a Console program. Draw the Cube in 2D or 3D Graph. The Rubik's Cube is a 3D game. But, the disadvantage of a 3D implementation is that I cannot see all the six faces at the same time. So, I present the Cube in a 2D graph.

You can browse the source code at the MagicCube github repository:http://github.com/davidwhogg/MagicCube.

The 3D rendering is based on the quaternions and projections discussed inmy previous post,and many of the key bindings discussed there are used here.The additional component is the turning of each face. This is actuallyfairly simple to accomplish using the tools discussed above.

For example, the right face is perpendicular to the x-axis in the cube-frame.Thus to turn it, you only need to manipulate polygons with x-coordinatebetween 1/3 and 1 inclusive (the cube has side-length 2 and is centered onthe origin). The correct faces are found quickly usingnumpy's where statement, and a quaternion rotation is applied only tothese faces. Easy!

3d Rubik's Cube Watermelon Gaming Mouse

3d Rubik

The code and interface still needs some work, and I'm hoping to add morefeatures as I have time. After spending my long weekend working on this,I have some real work to catch-up on...

3d Rubik's Cube Watermelon Gaming Chair

Update: I've heard from some folks that the key and mouse bindings don'twork on some operating systems or backends. If you experiencesystem-dependent bugs and have any insight into the problem, I'd appreciatehelp working out what's happening!





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