Magic Cube

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// Copyright 2019 Leszek Koltunski                                                               //

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import android.graphics.Canvas;

import android.graphics.Paint;

import org.distorted.library.effect.MatrixEffectMove;

import org.distorted.library.effect.MatrixEffectRotate;

import org.distorted.library.main.DistortedTexture;

import org.distorted.library.type.Static4D;

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         {

           new Static3D(1,0,0),

           new Static3D(0,1,0),

           new Static3D(0,0,1)

         };

  private static final int[] FACE_COLORS = new int[]

         {

           0xffffff00, 0xffffffff,   // AXIS[0]right (right-YELLOW) AXIS[0]left (left  -WHITE)

           0xff0000ff, 0xff00ff00,   // AXIS[1]right (top  -BLUE  ) AXIS[1]left (bottom-GREEN)

           0xffff0000, 0xffb5651d    // AXIS[2]right (front-RED   ) AXIS[2]left (back  -BROWN)

         };

  // All legal rotation quats of a RubikCube of any size must have all four of their components

  // equal to either 0, +-1, +-0.5 or +-sqrt(2)/2.

  // Here's how to compute this:

  // 1) compute how many rotations there are (RubikCube of any size = 24)

  // 2) take the AXIS, angles of rotation (90 in RubikCube's case) compute the basic quaternions

  // (i.e. rotations of 1 basic angle along each of the axis) and from there start semi-randomly

  // multiplying them and eventually you'll find all (24) legal rotations.

  // 3) linear scan through those shows that the only floats in those 24 quats are those 7 given

  // below.

  // Example program in C, res/raw/compute_quats.c , is included.

         {

           0.0f ,

           0.5f ,

          -0.5f ,

           1.0f ,

          -1.0f ,

           0.5f*((float)Math.sqrt(2)) ,

          -0.5f*((float)Math.sqrt(2))

         };

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  RubikCube(int size, Static4D quatCur, Static4D quatAcc, DistortedTexture texture, MeshRectangles mesh, DistortedEffects effects)

    {

    super(size,quatCur,quatAcc,texture,mesh,effects);

    }

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    Static3D[] tmp = new Static3D[numCubits];

      for(int y = 0; y<size; y++)

        for(int z = 0; z<size; z++)

          if( x==0 || x==size-1 || y==0 || y==size-1 || z==0 || z==size-1 )

    }

    {

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    }

  Static3D[] getRotationAxis()

    {

    return AXIS;

    }

  void createFaceTexture(Canvas canvas, Paint paint, int face)

    {

    final int S = TEXTURE_HEIGHT;

    final int R = TEXTURE_HEIGHT/10;

    final int M = TEXTURE_HEIGHT/20;

    paint.setColor(FACE_COLORS[face]);

    canvas.drawRoundRect( (face*S+M), M, (face*S+M) + (S-2*M), M + (S-2*M), R, R, paint);

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    Static3D axisY  = new Static3D(0,1,0);

    Static3D axisX  = new Static3D(1,0,0);

    Static3D center = new Static3D(0,0,0);

    Static1D angle  = new Static1D(0);

    MatrixEffect[] effectsY = new MatrixEffect[2];

    effectsY[0] = new MatrixEffectMove(new Static3D(0,0,+0.5f));

    effectsY[1] = new MatrixEffectRotate( angle, axisY, center );

    MeshBase[] meshes = new MeshRectangles[MESHES];

    for(int i=0; i<MESHES; i++) meshes[i] = new MeshRectangles(vertices,vertices);

    angle.set(0);

    meshes[4].apply(effectsY);  // front

    angle.set(90);

    meshes[0].apply(effectsY);  // right

    angle.set(180);

    meshes[5].apply(effectsY);  // back

    angle.set(270);

    meshes[1].apply(effectsY);  // left

    MatrixEffect[] effectsX = new MatrixEffect[2];

    effectsX[0] = new MatrixEffectMove(new Static3D(0,0,+0.5f));

    effectsX[1] = new MatrixEffectRotate( angle, axisX, center );

    angle.set( 90);

    meshes[3].apply(effectsX);  // bottom

    angle.set(-90);

    meshes[2].apply(effectsX);  // top

    return new MeshJoined(meshes);

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// PUBLIC API

  public int getBasicAngle()

    {

    return 4;

    }