Teraminx?!

I don't have it of course lol, but the gigaminx is like a megaminx 5x5 and it has parity on the tredges, but when you reduct it to megaminx not. And the teraminx is like a megaminx 7x7.

It's the beast, I didn't believe it was possible to make.

edge pairing parity can be avoided on all size cubes, so i assume it could also be avoided on giga/teraminxs as well. it all comes down to looking ahead to whether or not you will get parity with your current rate of edge pairing(single or double) and adjusting accordingly. it works best if you finish with double edge pairing. i still need to make a vid on how to do this...

Actually, while I don't know about the teraminx, on the gigaminx there is no parity of any kind, although I am almost certain that the teraminx wouldn't have one either.
 
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Careful. I have more of a life than you do, I get to design art and build levels for video games ^_^



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some may argue that is the definition of having no life =(
 
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I personally think the Teraminx wouldn't really be financially viable. The Gigaminx is large enough, and costs enough on it's own. I don't see C4U making much, if any profit on the Teraminx if they do manufacture it.

I hope they do, but meh.
 
I personally think the Teraminx wouldn't really be financially viable. The Gigaminx is large enough, and costs enough on it's own. I don't see C4U making much, if any profit on the Teraminx if they do manufacture it.

I hope they do, but meh.

Well, it's not like manufacturing plastic twisty puzzles is terribly expensive; they could probably recoup the costs with just the sales from the collectors. Especially with the prices they'll sell at, considering the price for a Gigaminx.
 
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