elrog
Veteran
@ Genesis - that sounds awfully close to this guys cube with the jupiter Mf8 sticker on it if I'm understanding you correctly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xUE8ond_Mg
I've seen alot of people post and not tel WHY. Read the contest rules please.
Alot of times, contests like these are held so that a company can get some ideas for new products, so while it is still great to be creative, I think it is best that it is something that is actually possible rather than somethin like a 4D cube.
So far, one of my favorite ideas is the one about being able to turn the color off on a cube to solve it blindfolded, because that is very doable, new, and creative. That mirrored 5x5 also seems new and creative, but the mechanism would be insane and hard to build.
I also liked the one about navigating a ball through the puzzle after solving it, but I'm not sure I understood it the way your thinking of it. I do think it would be cool though if you had a bunch of tubes running through the cube, and you had to navigate a ball through to a certain piece or something by turning the cube so that the pieces match up for the ball to move from one piece to another. Using this idea, the cube would never have to be fully completed at any time. You also wouldn't have to come up with a way to scramble it if they mess up and go the wrong way, because it is already mixed up.
I've seen alot of people post and not tel WHY. Read the contest rules please.
Alot of times, contests like these are held so that a company can get some ideas for new products, so while it is still great to be creative, I think it is best that it is something that is actually possible rather than somethin like a 4D cube.
So far, one of my favorite ideas is the one about being able to turn the color off on a cube to solve it blindfolded, because that is very doable, new, and creative. That mirrored 5x5 also seems new and creative, but the mechanism would be insane and hard to build.
I also liked the one about navigating a ball through the puzzle after solving it, but I'm not sure I understood it the way your thinking of it. I do think it would be cool though if you had a bunch of tubes running through the cube, and you had to navigate a ball through to a certain piece or something by turning the cube so that the pieces match up for the ball to move from one piece to another. Using this idea, the cube would never have to be fully completed at any time. You also wouldn't have to come up with a way to scramble it if they mess up and go the wrong way, because it is already mixed up.
