MagicCube5D Hall of Insanity

 

This page is devoted to listing those individuals crazy enough to have solved any of the MC5D puzzles.  If you conquer any of these cubes, send your log file to roice@gravitation3d.com and we'll post it here!

We'd love to see you on this list!
(read about how one hypercubist did it)

 

25 Solutions

Sebastian Dumitrescu

06/08/06 Log File

Remigiusz Durka

07/22/06 Log File

Wouter Meesen

01/01/07 Log File

John Gibson

12/11/07 Log File

 

35 Solutions

Roice Nelson

05/16/06 Log File
Remigiusz Durka 05/25/06 Log File
Michal Wizner 05/26/06 Log File
Carl-Johan Kjellander 06/9/06 Log File
Noel Chalmers 12/12/06 Log File
Wouter Meesen 01/12/07 Log File
Martin Jenkins 01/20/07 Log File
Konrad Przetacznik 07/25/07 Log File
Mateusz Burnicki 07/31/07 Log File
Mark Oram 08/06/07 Log File
Michael Kokosenski 08/23/07 Log File
John Gibson 01/19/08 Log File

 

45 Solutions

Noel Chalmers

03/19/08 Log File

 

55 Solutions

Noel Chalmers

04/01/08 Log File

 

You can watch these logs in reverse similar to watching log files in MC4D.  After loading into the program, press ctrl-z to undo 1 move, then select "Solve" from the Options menu.  Be warned, with thousands of twists, these can take a long time to complete.

 

35, 55, and 75
Checkerboards

Nelson Garcia provided these log files 
for checkerboard patterns.

3^5 Checkerboard

5^5 Checkerboard

7^5 Checkerboard

 

2d and 3d Solutions

 Don Hatch wrote a computer program to solve these general puzzle forms (within the limits of the computer resources)!  We will hopefully integrate this into MC5D at some point so that users can generate solutions to watch using the MC5D interface.

 

The 6^5 and 7^5 are still unsolved!

 

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