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Not exactly "physical" in the same sense as a normal Rubik's cube, since there isn't any physical restriction that makes illegal moves of taking it apart and pu
by ummonk 4y ago
Not exactly "physical" in the same sense as a normal Rubik's cube, since there isn't any physical restriction that makes illegal moves of taking it apart and putting it back together anymore difficult than performing legal moves.
- whatshisface 4y agoThe magnets are pretty complex, I am not sure if that's true. (I can see the imprints of at least four magnets per side.)
- gws4d 4y ago(person who made that video and just found this post through youtube analytics here) There are 8 magnets on each side of each cube, for a total of 48 per cube. The puzzle can be assembled to invalid states, so yes it does come to the user to ensure that only allowed or "canonical" moves are used.