Thread: "2^4 macro stickers"

Hi everyone! I want to get the 2^4 over with so I made macros using the 2^4=
because of the lack of edge turns. Anyways, when I wanted to try the macro=
, it said that the stickers didn't match, even though they were the same on=
es. Anyways, here's what the macro file says:
@{4,3,3} 2.0@(g 4 23 21)
ok so 4, 23 and 21 are the sticker numbers. Does anyone know where they're =
located on the cube?
PS. I'm uploading the 4^4 solve and the second 3^4 solve on youtube. And Ma=
gic Tiles is awesome! (I finally found the link!)

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deustfrr,

Please file bug reports in our issue-tracking system
and include as much
information as you can that you think will be helpful.

Congratulations on your 4^4 solve BTW. That's awesome. We all knew that
you could do it!
-Melinda

deustfrr wrote:
> Hi everyone! I want to get the 2^4 over with so I made macros using the 2^4 because of the lack of edge turns. Anyways, when I wanted to try the macro, it said that the stickers didn't match, even though they were the same ones. Anyways, here's what the macro file says:
> @{4,3,3} 2.0@(g 4 23 21)
> ok so 4, 23 and 21 are the sticker numbers. Does anyone know where they're located on the cube?
> PS. I'm uploading the 4^4 solve and the second 3^4 solve on youtube. And Magic Tiles is awesome! (I finally found the link!)

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deustfrr,



Please file bug reports in our href="http://code.google.com/p/magiccube4d/issues/list">issue-tracking
system and include as much information as you can that you think
will be helpful.



Congratulations on your 4^4 solve BTW. That's awesome. We all knew that
you could do it!

-Melinda



deustfrr wrote:

Hi everyone! I want to get the 2^4 over with so I made macros using the 2^4 because of the lack of edge turns. Anyways, when I wanted to try the macro, it said that the stickers didn't match, even though they were the same ones. Anyways, here's what the macro file says:
@{4,3,3} 2.0@(g 4 23 21)
ok so 4, 23 and 21 are the sticker numbers. Does anyone know where they're located on the cube?
PS. I'm uploading the 4^4 solve and the second 3^4 solve on youtube. And Magic Tiles is awesome! (I finally found the link!)

Well, I fixed the problem by changing the numbers to 4 7 1 as I did for my =
4^4 macros. And I couldn't have done it without Brandon. I posted the vid o=
n youtube.
PS.=20
1. I can't solve the 5^4 unless I somehow get more macros, but that's prett=
y impossible.
3. I don't get which stickers are linked to each other on the 3^5 !
4. I got one piece on MC120-cell and then I thought about the number of pie=
ces and gave up. Hey, I got limited computer access daily and am not effici=
ent at setup moves!=20
5. I have no idea what PS means
6. What happened to 2?
--- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, Melinda Green wrote:
>
> deustfrr,
>=20
> Please file bug reports in our issue-tracking system=20
> and include as much=20
> information as you can that you think will be helpful.
>=20
> Congratulations on your 4^4 solve BTW. That's awesome. We all knew that=20
> you could do it!
> -Melinda
>=20
> deustfrr wrote:
> > Hi everyone! I want to get the 2^4 over with so I made macros using the=
2^4 because of the lack of edge turns. Anyways, when I wanted to try the m=
acro, it said that the stickers didn't match, even though they were the sam=
e ones. Anyways, here's what the macro file says:
> > @{4,3,3} 2.0@(g 4 23 21)
> > ok so 4, 23 and 21 are the sticker numbers. Does anyone know where they=
're located on the cube?
> > PS. I'm uploading the 4^4 solve and the second 3^4 solve on youtube. An=
d Magic Tiles is awesome! (I finally found the link!)
>

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The problem with the macros is likely that the reference clicks are facet
based on the 2^4 (just like the twists are), rather than being sticker
based. So you can still make and use macros on the 2^4 right now, but you
have to be careful to remember where on the facets you clicked. This is
definitely confusing, and I had entered it as issue
49 last
year. I suppose one could make the case that the reference clicks and
twisting clicks should be the same for a puzzle in this sense, but probably
it should just be switched to have the reference clicks always be sticker
based...

Roice

P.S. deustfrr, hold down shift while hovering over a sticker in MC5D to see
all the stickers which are on the same piece.

P.P.S. P.S. stands for postscript
.


On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 7:48 PM, deustfrr wrote:

> Well, I fixed the problem by changing the numbers to 4 7 1 as I did for my
> 4^4 macros. And I couldn't have done it without Brandon. I posted the vid on
> youtube.
> PS.
> 1. I can't solve the 5^4 unless I somehow get more macros, but that's
> pretty impossible.
> 3. I don't get which stickers are linked to each other on the 3^5 !
> 4. I got one piece on MC120-cell and then I thought about the number of
> pieces and gave up. Hey, I got limited computer access daily and am not
> efficient at setup moves!
> 5. I have no idea what PS means
> 6. What happened to 2?
> --- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, Melinda Green wrote:
> >
> > deustfrr,
> >
> > Please file bug reports in our issue-tracking system
> > and include as much
> > information as you can that you think will be helpful.
> >
> > Congratulations on your 4^4 solve BTW. That's awesome. We all knew that
> > you could do it!
> > -Melinda
> >
> > deustfrr wrote:
> > > Hi everyone! I want to get the 2^4 over with so I made macros using the
> 2^4 because of the lack of edge turns. Anyways, when I wanted to try the
> macro, it said that the stickers didn't match, even though they were the
> same ones. Anyways, here's what the macro file says:
> > > @{4,3,3} 2.0@(g 4 23 21)
> > > ok so 4, 23 and 21 are the sticker numbers. Does anyone know where
> they're located on the cube?
> > > PS. I'm uploading the 4^4 solve and the second 3^4 solve on youtube.
> And Magic Tiles is awesome! (I finally found the link!)
> >
>
>
>
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The problem with the macros is likely that the reference clicks are facet b=
ased=A0on the 2^4=A0(just like the twists are), rather than being sticker b=
ased. =A0So you can still make and use macros on the 2^4 right now, but you=
have to be careful to remember where on the facets you clicked. =A0This is=
definitely confusing, and I had entered it as=A0gle.com/p/magiccube4d/issues/detail?id=3D49">issue 49=A0last year. =A0 =
I suppose one could make the case that the reference clicks and twisting cl=
icks should be the same for a puzzle in this sense, but probably it should =
just be switched to have the reference clicks always be sticker based...v>