Message #169

From: thesamer <thesamer@interia.pl>
Subject: Some notes
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2005 10:29:56 +0200

After 4^4 solve and try to solve the 5^4 I have some remarks:

• why don’t we build counter of twist in program (linux verison) (and show it in window of the program…)
  (that’s not so hard to do for profesionals like creators of the program 4Dcube)

• why view in linux verison has no mobile ‘z’ axis (flexible view is one of the important things). Yeaah I can used to that linux verison and using (Shift + rotation) and draging third mouse button to change a litlle point of view…But why I have to get used to something what was made in my opinion wrong! I get so much fun then I was solving the 3x3x3x3 for the first time under Widows with that flexibility.

-ZOOM!!! Requested and needed…Making centers of 5x5x5x5 where one of the most devastating things I ever did with my eyes. It it realy big barier…to all 4D solvers who want to try bigger cubes.

-And options: Why there’s no menu in program but only comaand line which are realy imortant in 4^5 and 5^4 (for example RIGHTMACROS to make bigger the sight)
(I know it’s probably because of the fact when it was made it wasn’t made for wide public…)

-To propage the 4D solving we need the Windows version of the magiccube4d with 2^4, 4^4,.5^4…

-Widnows verison has no REDO…and no macros which are helpful (diffrence in solution with macros and no macros is only in in time…so It has only meaning in hyper-SPEED-solving;))

By the way: Did anyboby check the shortes time? I want to check how fast I can solve 3^4…

Last time someone wrote that he spend 3,5 h on it. I propose the competion: Shortest time (with the list all who send their times..It should be very intersting…

New age in Hypersolving. That can give something new.

-there also was some problems with making macros wthen I wanted start making macro with the changing midle layer (move with left/rigt click plus 2,3)

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My all coments concern only propagation the idea of hypersolving and making this popular in more wide envoirement…

Best regards,
Remigiusz Durka