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This is a discussion on [Release] PSP Rubik's Cube v2.2 within the PSP Development Forum forums, part of the PSP Development, Hacks, and Homebrew category; The Rubik's Cube is a 3D mechanical puzzle invented in Ernő Rubik. In the Rubik's Cube, each of the six ...
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The Rubik's Cube is a 3D mechanical puzzle invented in Ernő Rubik. In the Rubik's Cube, each of the six faces is covered by 9 stickers with solid colors (usually white, red, blue, orange, green, and yellow). A pivot mechanism enables each face to turn independently, thus mixing up the colors. For the puzzle to be solved, each face must be a solid color.
The controls in this homebrew are designed to easily perform "Move notation" algorithms. Changes from last version: Code:
Version 2.2:
- Changed:
- 36 degrees up view is now the default view.
- Fixed:
- Game freeze when the PSP is put into sleep mode while the
new cube menu was shown.
- Added:
- Odd sized cuboids (slim towers and wide towers).
Code:
Controls for cubes with all of its dimensions of 3 or less:
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Button: Action: Move notation:
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Left: Rotate cube to the left. x'
Right: Rotate cube to the right. x
Up: Rotate cube to the top. y'
Down: Rotate cube to the bottom. y
R: Front move F
Square: Left move L
Circle: Right move R
Triangle: Up move U
Cross: Down move. D
L + Up: Back Move. B
L + Down: Back Inverted Move. B'
L + Left: Rotate cube clockwise. z
L + Right: Rotate cube counter-clockwise. z'
L + R: Front Inverted move. F'
L + Square: Left Inverted move. L'
L + Circle: Right Inverted move. R'
L + Triangle: Up Inverted move. U'
L + Cross: Down Inverted move. D'
Controls for cubes with any of its dimensions of 4 or more:
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Button: Action: Move notation:
------- ------- --------------
Left: Rotate cube to the left. x'
Right: Rotate cube to the right. x
Up: Rotate cube to the top. y'
Down: Rotate cube to the bottom. y
Square: Left move. L
Circle: Right move. R
Triangle: Up move. U
Cross: Down move. D
L + Square: Left Inverted move. L'
L + Circle: Right Inverted move. R'
L + Triangle: Up Inverted move. U'
L + Cross: Down Inverted move. D'
R + Square: Two Layer Left move (width > 3). L*
R + Circle: Two Layer Right move (width > 3). R*
R + Triangle: Two Layer Up move (height > 3). U*
R + Cross: Two Layer Down move (height > 3). D*
L + R + Square: Two Layer Left Inverted move (width > 3). L*'
L + R + Circle: Two Layer Right Inverted move (width > 3). R*'
L + R + Triangle: Two Layer Up Inverted move (height > 3). U*'
L + R + Cross: Two Layer Down Inverted move (height > 3). D*'
L + Left: Front Inverted Move. F'
L + Right: Front Move. F
L + Up: Back Inverted Move. B'
L + Down: Back Move. B
R + Left: Two Layer Front Inverted Move (depth > 3). F*'
R + Right: Two Layer Front Move (depth > 3). F*
R + Up: Two Layer Back Inverted Move (width > 3). B*'
R + Down: Two Layer Back Move(depth > 3). B*
L + R + Left: Rotate cube clockwise. z
L + R + Right: Rotate cube counter-clockwise. z'
Other buttons (for any cube size):
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Select: Undo move.
Start: New cube menu.
L + Start: Toggle between front view and 36 degrees up view.
Analog stick: Peek at the sides of the cube.
Menu controls:
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Up: Select cube size.
Down: Select cube size.
Cross: Confirm.
Circle: Cancel.
Cube sizes:
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The Following cube sizes are available:
2x2x2, 3x3x3, 4x4x4, 5x5x5,
2x2x3, 3x3x4, 4x4x5,
3x3x2, 4x4x3, 5x5x4.
Last edited by EXTER; 10-06-2009 at 12:40 PM.. |
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Hahaha, that's a Square-1, if anyone is interested.
But "odd-sized" cuboids refers to the puzzles in the game that aren't exactly cube-shaped - like the "2x2x3" as opposed to the 3x3x3.
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