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by Kenny Scoggins
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April 15, 1996.
Hi there.
This version of Magicube uses VGA graphics to simulate dimensions.
- Computer Solves
- Better Library
- all 3 Slices are supported
- lots o unnoticeable upgradeage
If you already know how to solve the Magic Cube, then this is
something you definitely will want --- if you can't solve the
Magic Cube (aka Rubik's Cube) then this is just a cool puzzle
program... (that's REALLY hard to solve)
Who knows, if you get good at this,
maybe you'll be ABLE to solve the cube!
(How cool would that be..?)
What I'm saying is: You don't have to be a cube stud to
have fun with this software.
I find it's entertaining sometimes just to go to yon Macro Area
and input random strings to see if they have cool effects.
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NOTE: If you already have MagiCube V2.0 or others, you may want
to make a separate directory for this software.
Keep in mind, all versions use the same library files, but
they can be copied, too.
To Install:
Make a directory for Magic Cubage
(ex.) MD Cube
Unzip the .ZIP file into the directory
To Run:
Just cruise on into the Directory
and type "MagiCube"
it's just THAT simple (shlubba)
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(For more info read CUBE.DOC)
The instructions are pretty self explanatory, and if you need
help or want to suggest improvements you can reach me at:
Kenneth E Scoggins "hey, Baby.."
Games N Stuff
107 W 2d Str
Joplin, MO 64801
This software costs a cool, refreshing $20 to register (send loot
to above address) and the registered version allows you
to Load and Save Macros as well as have the computer solve the cube
itself (a little "artificial" AI)....plus, like so many people
get a cube with their registration, too...!
No WAY!
Way.
PS: If you're one of those people who judge software value based on
file size, try to imagine the code tracking it takes to do
something like this...
(The code environment is ten times the software size)
Anyone who has read David Singmaster's "Notes on Rubik's Magic Cube"
will recognize the notation as an offspring of that presented
in his fine book (which I carried around for most of me High School
years)....
BTW a good algorithm to try:
BlDDLDfDDFdbfRuuruBUUbUF (it's REALLY cool and was discovered
by one of Mr. (Dr?) Singmaster's
colleagues--who's name I forget--I
wanna say "Thistlethwaite" (?))
Anyway, take it for a "spin" and have some fun...
( Don't Forget )
( to Register...)
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O o o
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