You all know (or you should!) that there are different types of Rubik's cube, correct? (WARNING: rhetorical question!!!) The:
- 1x1x1
- 2x2x2
- 3x3x3
- 4x4x4
- 5x5x5
- 6x6x6
- 7x7x7
- 8x8x8
- 9x9x9
- 10x10x10
- 2x2x4
- 3x3x4
- 3x3x1
- 2x2x1
- 4x4x4 crazy cube 1
- 4x4x4 crazy cube 2
- 4x4x4 crazy cube 3
- 3x3x3 mirror cube
- 3x3x3 color mirror cube
- king cube
- piraminx
- ball 2x2x2
- ball 3x3x3
- etc
Anyway, you all should know that some of these cubes are easy and some are hard. (For some people, including me!) The 3x3x3 is (unbelievibly!) the easiest. (For some other people, including me!) the 2x2x2 is the 2nd easiest, as the "2"s in the cube's name. Anyway, remember that hard, keyboard-using 3x3x3 virtual rubik's cube thing I posted about a month ago? I finally (yes, FINALLY) managed to complete that one. It took me about 19 minutes (I forgot the exact time so...) to complete it because IT DOESN'T LET YOU TURN THE MIDDLE ONE ONLY!!! So I went to
this awesome online place with lots of puzzles and found a 2x2x2 simulator. They have from 2x2x2~10x10x10 so... Anyway, I only brought this with me 'cause I didn't have enough room in my copy-paste storage-bag so...Anyway, I brought the instructions with me too this time so...................Please enjoy!
Instructions:
Start/stop
Scramble : spacebar
Abort : Esc
Turns
Left/right : E/D, I/K
Top/front : J/F, H/G
Bottom/back : L/S, O/W
Cube rotations
Pitch : Y/N
Yaw : ;/A
Roll : P/Q
Wide turns
Left/right : R/V, U/M
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