how many times do you need to drop a cube for it to make a differance

[Luke Garrett fan]

id i dropped a cube with just the force of gravity form lets a say 2.5 feet would it affect the performance

 

[fes_77]

id i dropped a cube with just the force of gravity form lets a say 2.5 feet would it affect the performance

wasnt the same thread posted awhile ago?

 

[fes_77]

How much does dropping a cube effect it?

Title says it all. Basically dropping cubes like yuxin little magix/gan 356m/ moyu rs3m. How much does it effect it? If a lot, how so? Edit: Assume height like from a table - 3 feet ish

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[Arcanist]

id i dropped a cube with just the force of gravity form lets a say 2.5 feet would it affect the performance

3x3 IMO probably fine if it doesn't happen very often.

 

[NebraskanSpeedsolver]

3x3 IMO probably fine if it doesn't happen very often.

Unless its the MG C Evo V1

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

Unless its the MG C Evo V1

Yeah, I recently bought one and it broke just like you said. I just ended up using some spare hardware from my old WRM

 

[caleb_g]

-16t^2 + 2.5

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

-16t^2 + 2.5

"damn, I dropped my cube

times, hope it still works"

 

[OtaMota]

Unless its the MG C Evo V1

Bruh what is wrong with the MGC line in terms of durability?

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

Bruh what is wrong with the MGC line in terms of durability?

The YJ MGC Evo V1 was built with a GAN-style spider core, except the legs were WAY too thin and broke easily.

 

[caleb_g]

the force of gravity form lets a say 2.5

View attachment 26986

"damn, I dropped my cube View attachment 26987times, hope it still works"

this parabola represents the distance the cube has fallen compared to the time that has passed, so the cube will hit the ground after exactly 0.4 seconds

also ignore everything to the left of the y-axis, we dont care what happens -1 seconds after we drop the cube lol

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

also ignore everything to the left of the y-axis, we dont care what happens -1 seconds after we drop the cube lol

But I always wanted to know what happens -1 second when yopu drop the cube

 

[caleb_g]

But I always wanted to know what happens -1 second when yopu drop the cube

well, according to the graph, in infinite amount of time ago, the cube was launched upwards with infinite velocity, until finally, it reaches (0,2.5) and velocity is 0. then, gravity takes over and the cube falls for 0.4 seconds before colliding with the x-axis, hopefully not rendering your cube less good.

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

well, according to the graph, in infinite amount of time ago, the cube was launched upwards with infinite velocity, until finally, it reaches (0,2.5) and velocity is 0. then, gravity takes over and the cube falls for 0.4 seconds before colliding with the x-axis, hopefully not rendering your cube less good.

If my cube is going upwards with INFINITE velocity, I think it wouldn't be on this planet anymore.

 

[caleb_g]

If my cube is going upwards with INFINITE velocity, I think it wouldn't be on this planet anymore.

but it started infinitely below this planet, it finally slowed to a stop 2.5 feet above the ground

(ignore the fact that it noclipped through earth)

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

but it started infinitely below this planet, it finally slowed to a stop 2.5 feet above the ground

(ignore the fact that it noclipped through earth)

I think if a rubiks cube noclipped through the earth, I would know.
I would also think @Luke Garrett fan would know

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

Theory!
Rubiks Cubes wern't invented.
It is god(hence how it was able to noclip through the earth).
And Erno Rubik discovered it.
Basically the Jesus of rubiks cube.
The rubiks cube solving itself is probably what caused the big bang.
It's the new religion.
Cubingism(ill work on the name later)

 

[NmeCuber]

I thought the title meant how many times can you drop a cube in a solve before it affects the time. I thought the whole thread was just gonna people saying once.

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

this parabola represents the distance the cube has fallen compared to the time that has passed, so the cube will hit the ground after exactly 0.4 seconds

also ignore everything to the left of the y-axis, we dont care what happens -1 seconds after we drop the cube lol

are you also taking algebra 2 honors?

 

[caleb_g]

are you also taking algebra 2 honors?

idk what that is but im in calculus now