Simulate a variety of twisty puzzles. As of this writing, the following puzzles are supported.
- Bagua
- Bauhinia Dodecahedron
- Bubbloid 3x3x3
- Bubbloid 4x4x5
- Corner-turning Octahedron
- Curvy-Copter
- Curvy-Copter 3
- Dogic
- Face-turning Octahedron
- Fisher Cube
- Flower Box (Rex Cube)
- Gem 6
- Gem 8
- Icosahedron Skewb
- Master Pyraminx
- Megaminx
- Mixup Cube
- Pyraminx
- Rubik's 2x2x2
- Rubik's 2x2x3
- Rubik's 2x3x3
- Rubik's 3x3x3
- Skewb
- Skewb Diamond
- Skewb Ultimate
- Square One
If you run Ubuntu Linux, or any flavor with snapd installed, you can install this program with the following command.
$ sudo snap install twistypuzzle
After determining that the program is a peice of crap, you can uninstall it similarly.
$ sudo snap remove twistypuzzle
The project compiles on Linux and Windows. In either case, you'll need the following dependencies.
- http://github.com/spencerparkin/PermutationGroup.git
- http://github.com/spencerparkin/3DMath.git
- http://github.com/spencerparkin/FontSystem.git
- rapidjson
On Windows, use DevStudio and the related project files. On Linux, use scons. I'm not terribly happy with either build system, but they get the job done.
The program is distributed as a snap. To create the snap, you'll find a snapcraft.yaml file in the Snap subfolder. You should just be able to issue the snapcraft command from within this folder to build the snap file. To test the snap file, issue the following command.
$ sudo snap install twisty*.snap --force-dangerous
Ha! What a waste of time.