maple leaves simulator

[Deleted member 36445]

do we have a sim for this puzzle??

 

[TheSpeedSkewber]

do we have a sim for this puzzle??

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No, unfortunately.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

any idea how to make a dirty and cheap sim for it?

I made a NxN sim in the past but never a skewb variation

you would have those faces and it turns like a skewb but you would be allowed to swap 180º those circle intersections between adjacent faces in the same axis

I just want to brute force some algs and visualize stuff.

it's a really weird puzzle

 

[qwr]

any idea how to make a dirty and cheap sim for it?

I made a NxN sim in the past but never a skewb variation

View attachment 31631

you would have those faces and it turns like a skewb but you would be allowed to swap 180º those circle intersections between adjacent faces in the same axis

I just want to brute force some algs and visualize stuff.

it's a really weird puzzle

there was some sim for any non jumbling puzzle where you specify the turns just by where the stickers go

 

[Deleted member 36445]

there was some sim for any non jumbling puzzle where you specify the turns just by where the stickers go

Cool, any idea how to find it?

Is not gelatin brain or some stuff like that right?

I never heard of that sim

 

[qwr]

Cool, any idea how to find it?

Is not gelatin brain or some stuff like that right?

I never heard of that sim

I think it was ksolve+ by @Kare and @qqwref https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/ksolve-v1-0-general-purpose-algorithm-finder.44457/
There's ksolve++ by @ben1996123 (I think is @Ben Whitmore) https://benwh1.github.io/web/software/ksolve++/

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I think it was ksolve+ by @Kare and @qqwref https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/ksolve-v1-0-general-purpose-algorithm-finder.44457/
There's ksolve++ by @ben1996123 (I think is @Ben Whitmore) https://benwh1.github.io/web/software/ksolve++/

NOICE

I remember using that program with my old potato computer and I couldn't do anything with it.

With my current cpu and ram it with be better

tysm!

 

[qwr]

NOICE

I remember using that program with my old potato computer and I couldn't do anything with it.

With my current cpu and ram it with be better

tysm!

I don't know how ksolve works, but an efficient program has to use some group theory program, like GAP. These sorts of systems are designed to decompose groups and do efficient computations on the groups themselves. @xyzzy would probably be able to help you there.

 

[Ben Whitmore]

I think it was ksolve+ by @Kare and @qqwref https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/ksolve-v1-0-general-purpose-algorithm-finder.44457/
There's ksolve++ by @ben1996123 (I think is @Ben Whitmore) https://benwh1.github.io/web/software/ksolve++/

There is almost no reason to use ksolve(+(+)) anymore. Use twsearch instead.