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* [http://snk.digibase.ca/qcube/ Michael Gottlieb's qCube, qCubeFloppy, and qCubeIllusion] | * [http://snk.digibase.ca/qcube/ Michael Gottlieb's qCube, qCubeFloppy, and qCubeIllusion] | ||
* [http://owenlennon.com/cube/floppysim/ Owen's Floppy cube simulator (1.3)] | * [http://owenlennon.com/cube/floppysim/ Owen's Floppy cube simulator (1.3)] | ||
+ | * [http://www.motus-software.com/rubix.htm Windows Rubix simulator for cubes from 2x2x2 to 50x50x50] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 30 July 2012
Computer cubes are computer simulators of twisty puzzles. Although not all twisty puzzles are cubical, "computer cubes" is used as the blanket term.
Notable solvers
List of computer cubes
- Ryan Heise's hi-games
- Ryan Heise's 3x3 BLD sim
- Gelatinbrain for many puzzles
- Jeremy Fleischman's jflySim + qqTimer
- Mitchell Stern's NxN clock simulator
- Michael Gottlieb's qCube, qCubeFloppy, and qCubeIllusion
- Owen's Floppy cube simulator (1.3)
- Windows Rubix simulator for cubes from 2x2x2 to 50x50x50
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