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    Rubik's_cube_3x3x3_Simulator

    Rubik's_cube_3x3x3_Simulator

    Rubik's Cube 3x3x3 Algorithms Simulator

    This is a Rubik's Cube, 3x3x3 size, simulator. It simulates Standard and WCA command algorithms, and show the movements using OpenGl. It is completely coded using Qt Creator. In version 1.3.0 several improvements were implemented. Now the layers can move alone, in pairs or all simultaneously, so simulating the actual movement. Note: The source code is included in installer.
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    VisSim is a visual simulator for semi-stationary objects written in C++. The viewer can move around in three dimensional space to view the object from different directions and distances. VisSim uses OpenGL/GLUT and it runs in client-server mode.
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    This is a Literati ...((c) Yahoo)... simulator. The user can key in theoretical board layouts and then have the computer calculate the next best move. The computer knows 175,000 words and can calculate in seconds the highest scoring placement.
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