Thread: "4D on i-pode"

Hi,

I bought this app last year. It contains the 2C pieces in MC4D, with
different sticker variations for different difficulty levels.

The control is very limited compared with MC4D. Under each viewpoint
there's only a few moves that one can do. So I have to change the
viewpoint endlessly. Sometimes for a simple [1,1] commutator I have to
change the viewpoint 3 times.

Nan

You are right. The puzzle is much less remarkable than the interface.

--- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, Nan Ma wrote:
>
> Hi,
>=20
> I bought this app last year. It contains the 2C pieces in MC4D, with
> different sticker variations for different difficulty levels.
>=20
> The control is very limited compared with MC4D. Under each viewpoint
> there's only a few moves that one can do. So I have to change the
> viewpoint endlessly. Sometimes for a simple [1,1] commutator I have to
> change the viewpoint 3 times.
>=20
> Nan
>

The iPode "Tesseract" is equivalent to the recently published "24 Faces" of=
Alex in "FlatRubik". That is not so easy to see. The iPode "Tessercat" may=
be combersome and lengthy, but to feel and touch 4D it is marvelaous.

--- In 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com, Nan Ma wrote:
>
> Hi,
>=20
> I bought this app last year. It contains the 2C pieces in MC4D, with
> different sticker variations for different difficulty levels.
>=20
> The control is very limited compared with MC4D. Under each viewpoint
> there's only a few moves that one can do. So I have to change the
> viewpoint endlessly. Sometimes for a simple [1,1] commutator I have to
> change the viewpoint 3 times.
>=20
> Nan
>