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Project cube diary - 2

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Project cube is a little project to create a rubik's cube in LBP2.
So far I have most of the logic done, only the wires need to be attached. Well, it's not too bad... only 360 wires to have the first part done. After that I have to make the logic for the 12 different turns you can make on the cube (you can turn each side in two directions).

This is how it looks like right now



Every colour has 8 microchips (as you may or may not know, the middle part of the cube doesn't move) and 4 of those microchips look like this



The other 4 look like this



The reason for the two different microchips is that the corner pieces can change place with 6 different movements while the ones in the middle can only change place with 4 different movements. If you don't understand the difference in the microchips, the other one has 6 inputs in the or-switches while the other one has 4.

I think I'll have to re-do that, though (don't worry, doesn't take too long with the magic of copypaste) because I forgot to add an or-switch to the circuit nod up in the microchip, it needs to take 6 or 4 inputs depending on which microchip is in question.

Next up is putting an or-switch into every microchip and then connecting the wires accordingly... after that... well, you'll see

Updated 03-08-2011 at 01:01 PM by napero7

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Comments

  1. LOLinator v1.02's Avatar
    Nice! dude you should publish it locked and give me the key so i can test it
  2. alexgangsta4's Avatar
    Err... Confusing logic!?
  3. napero7's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Fireball411
    Nice! dude you should publish it locked and give me the key so i can test it
    I will probably test it alone, there isn't really much that has to be tested here. You can try it along with everyone else when it's done
  4. gdn001's Avatar
    *** cubes, how do they work?