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my sister sent me this video she watched on instagram
it is a 2d visualization of the rubik's cube. I never thought of the cube this way, but it makes sense because it applies the group theory.
pretty interesting.
in the comments someone said that the game machinarium has a similar puzzle, and I found a video of it
this type of puzzles resemble intersecting circle/rings puzzles, a type of puzzles that I like a lot, and I now see that it is just a rubik's cube but it 2d.
there was a popular simulator we used to solve a few years ago
thinking about it, I think it is possible to create a 2d analog of the 3x3 in form of a free rotating track for marbles. then you mannually to the turns
EDIT: I don't know about rotations and the face turns that affect the pieces around tho...
it is a 2d visualization of the rubik's cube. I never thought of the cube this way, but it makes sense because it applies the group theory.
pretty interesting.
in the comments someone said that the game machinarium has a similar puzzle, and I found a video of it
this type of puzzles resemble intersecting circle/rings puzzles, a type of puzzles that I like a lot, and I now see that it is just a rubik's cube but it 2d.
there was a popular simulator we used to solve a few years ago
thinking about it, I think it is possible to create a 2d analog of the 3x3 in form of a free rotating track for marbles. then you mannually to the turns
EDIT: I don't know about rotations and the face turns that affect the pieces around tho...
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