Rubik's cube F2L solver

[circular]

Here is my lastest program. It is a Rubik's cube program that solves the first two layers using the F2L method.

You can turn the cube in 3D and move faces using F(ront), U(p), L(eft), B(ack), D(own), R(ight), with Shift and Alt. Also you can use M, E, S for slice moves, and x,y,z to rotate the cube with the keyboard.

It can be downloaded here :
http://consume.o2switch.net/rubik_f2l.zip

Here is a screenshot :

[JuhaManninen]

http://consume.o2switch.net/rubik_f2l.zip

Only a Windows executable?

Juha

[circular]

For now, yes. Of course I could put the sourcecode somewhere.

[typo]

And maybe send it to this:

http://www.lazarusbrasil.org/contest.php

[circular]

Ok, I've sent it.

By the way, I want to thank Dibo and Lainz for BGRAControls, which I am using in this project. 

[lainz]

nice 

[fabienwang]

awesome.

Congrats Circular.

Now i understand why you watched so many rubik's cube videos on youtube ^^

[circular]

Thanks.

I've updated the program with new features like OLL search and configuration.

[cocce]

Very good job.

A question: Is it possibile to see/receive the source code?

Regards

Thanks.

I've updated the program with new features like OLL search and configuration.

[circular]

I'm not sure about releasing the source code for now.

[User137]

I can give source to my old rubik's cube (attached)    It was made back in 2006 for Delphi and doesn't know how to solve it automatically. But you are able to roll it with using just mouse.
- Mousewheel switches between 3 rotation modes (X, Y and Z rolling). (Also any key on keyboard does this too).
- Drag with left mousebutton to rotate 1 row.
- Drag with right mousebutton to rotate whole cube freely in 3D space (this is a rotation matrix implementation with OpenGL).

Uploaded win32 binary to google drive:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7FII3MhcAHJa0otWjU1VE9kRTQ

And if you want to compile it, it used my old GLEngine which isn't available in public. Shouldn't be too hard to convert it to use the new nxPascal to make it run on Lazarus quite easily, if people want it.

[Tony Stone]

So it is MANY years later.  Are you still unsure about releasing the source?  I just asked my 5 year old daughter to come up with a problem that we can solve by writing a computer program.  She brought me a Rubicks cube and said "this!! lets write a program that puts this back!" 

So my skills aren't nearly good enough to solve that with Lazarus at this point!  Some day I hope... either way I would like to see if I can get her interested by using the source of a Rubicks Cube Solver.  lol... she can't really even read much yet so this may be a challenge but my older daughter who can read is very creative and smart.  So this may be the beginning of 2 genius programmers...

[circular]

I think I lost the sources, so unfortunately I can't share it anymore.

[Tony Stone]

I think I lost the sources, so unfortunately I can't share it anymore.

Well that is sad. lol

[MarkMLl]

https://github.com/hkociemba/CubeExplorer might be worth a gander.

MarkMLl