On Fri, Jul 27, 2012 at 4:52 PM, vilsu
<address@hidden> wrote:
Ok, ok.
This project is for fun only. I wanted to find certain types of moves for
rubics cube. Someone must have done this before me, but anyhow.
I select the layers I want to move, then I calculate all possible say 10
moves from start.
Then I calculate 10 moves from the point I want to reach.
That makes 20 moves. Then I compare the results to find the common lines.
That way I find the shortest path from start to finish.
Yes. I am a little ashamed as I consume my time and energy with
non-productive things like this as I could as well be doing somethin, lika
digging holes to the ground. (heehee)
I use a vector as a cube and a matrix as a move. Is that the X you want
Jordi?
vilsu.
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Don't be ashamed, this is a very interesting problem to solve.
Keep at it.