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Added by Leszek Koltunski over 2 years ago
| src/main/java/org/distorted/objects/TwistySkewb.java | ||
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super(size, 2*size-2, quat, texture, mesh, effects, moves, ObjectList.SKEW, res, scrWidth); |
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int[] getSolvedQuats(int cubit, int numLayers) |
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{
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int status = retCubitSolvedStatus(cubit,numLayers); |
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return status<0 ? null : buildSolvedQuats(MovementSkewb.FACE_AXIS[status],QUATS); |
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} |
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private int getNumCorners() |
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} |
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// The Skewb is solved if and only if: |
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// |
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// 1) all of its corner and edge cubits are rotated with the same quat |
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// 2) all its face cubits are rotated with the same quat like the corner ones, |
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// and optionally they also might be upside down. |
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// |
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// i.e. |
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// cubits [ 8] and [ 9] - might be extra QUAT[1] |
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// cubits [10] and [11] - might be extra QUAT[2] |
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// cubits [12] and [13] - might be extra QUAT[3] |
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public boolean isSolved() |
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{
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int q = CUBITS[0].mQuatIndex; |
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int numLayers = getNumLayers(); |
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int numCorners = getNumCorners(); |
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int numEdges = getNumEdges(numLayers); |
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int cornersAndEdges= numCorners + numEdges; |
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int centersPerFace = getNumCentersPerFace(numLayers); |
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int cubit, q1=q; |
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for(cubit=0; cubit<cornersAndEdges; cubit++) |
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{
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if( CUBITS[cubit].mQuatIndex != q ) return false; |
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} |
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for(int face=0; face<6; face++) |
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{
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if( face%2==0 ) q1 = mulQuat(q, (face/2)+1); |
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for(int center=0; center<centersPerFace; center++) |
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{
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if( CUBITS[cubit].mQuatIndex != q && CUBITS[cubit].mQuatIndex != q1 ) return false; |
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cubit++; |
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} |
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} |
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return true; |
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} |
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public int getObjectName(int numLayers) |
Also available in: Unified diff
Standarize the 'isSolved()' method: now all objects, except one (Dino4) have a standard isSolved().
This incidentally also fixes detection of the solved state in case of Diamond4, i.e. a Master FTO.