As a small side project Brian Hynds and I worked on creating a rubics cube in Blender 3D. Almost all the interactivity was programmed by me in Python. In basis the game works as a proof of concept.
You can download both a zipped runtime (windows) version and the latest .blend
Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to rotate the cube, and click/drag your mouse to manipulate it.
It is once again that time of year. Leaves are falling, the drizzle comes down steadily over the Netherlands, and everyone who uses Blender is headed for Amsterdam. This year the Blender Conference is taking place at De Zwijger for the first time. For me… I am once again in charge of the Blender Conference Animation Festival. I undertook rather a big project this time to create the announcements.
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