aditya_r_m

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   by aditya_r_m 8y ago

   I passed the code through Google closure compiler. Now it should work on your browser, assuming that it supports HTML5 canvas API.
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   by aditya_r_m 8y ago

   Improved it, thank you! Note that Quaternions didn't fix the issue by themselves. I had to change the interpretation of cursor movements to use axis-angle rotation based orientation. The fix could be deployed with or without Quaternion
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   by aditya_r_m 8y ago

   Will add this feature in the TODO list :) thanks!
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   by aditya_r_m 8y ago

   I'll look into it, probably will need to run Google closure compiler on the JavaScript code.
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   by aditya_r_m 8y ago

   I think you may be mistaking them for a different type of puzzle with diamond shape & similar look. As far as I know,there are two possible variants of similar looking Octahedron shaped puzzles: 1) Face turning octahedron (the ones I&#x
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   by aditya_r_m 8y ago

   yes, Quaternions.. thank you! Will do.. :) I was expecting exactly this answer to the third problem I mentioned in that medium article. I've been thinking of studying them for some time now.
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   Show HN: Rubik's cube variants in different shapes and sizes using canvas 2D API

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   Creating Rubik's cube variants using programming(medium.com)

   7 points by aditya_r_m 8y ago|0 comments