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  • M Offline
    museummaker
    last edited by 8 Dec 2009, 23:09

    Took me awhile but I think I got it so it looks square from every side.

    I thought SU was supposed to be easy to use? πŸ˜† cube.skp

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      charly2008
      last edited by 8 Dec 2009, 23:13

      I've found it at last, the earth is not a sphere but a cube. I will outline the evidence tomorrow.

      Have a good night

      He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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        david_h
        last edited by 8 Dec 2009, 23:24

        I found that if I modeled this correctly, I would get a perfect square. Late Password Host Allen Ludden -- the most perfect square I know. 🀣


        cube4.jpg

        If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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        • R Offline
          rev3rse
          last edited by 8 Dec 2009, 23:27

          Another attempt, in "Escher style"

          EscherStyle.jpg

          A cube thought

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            Aerilius
            last edited by 8 Dec 2009, 23:29

            @charly2008 said:

            the earth is not a sphere but a cube

            We should propose to Google to update the elevation maps so that it fits better into this packaging:

            http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/download?mid=20b4efaf430fa8b18be14e22ce0bc010&rtyp=lt&ctyp=other&ts=1243057686000

            Initiative for efficient packaging!
            Cube for president!
            (ok, bush had already his cube )

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              Ecuadorian
              last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 01:41

              They say a cube is just an infinite number of squares stacked together.


              cube002.jpg

              -Miguel Lescano
              Subscribe to my house plans YouTube channel! (30K+ subs)

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                nomeradona
                last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 01:56

                this is interesting.. can you please specify the step by step procedure you use... you gai..really makes my day today. πŸ‘Š

                visit my blog: http://www.nomeradona.blogspot.com

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                  TIG Moderator
                  last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 10:03

                  See about half way through this video clip how to make a cube and transform it... http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=208103#p208103 BallsCube.png

                  TIG

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                    Aerilius
                    last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 10:09

                    @ecuadorian said:

                    They say a cube is just an infinite number of squares stacked together.

                    Oh! Then I did it wrong? I stacked lots of triangles...
                    because I thought 3-d
                    cube.jpg
                    Can you help me?

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                      TIG Moderator
                      last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 10:23

                      Rubik's Cube made easy here
                      [flash=400,345:yqbf21xu]http://www.metacafe.com/fplayer/1222538/rubiks_cube_magic_trick.swf[/flash:yqbf21xu]

                      TIG

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                        charly2008
                        last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 14:46

                        How many parts A and how many parts B are necessary to build this solid cube?


                        Cube1.skp


                        Cube1.jpg

                        He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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                          charly2008
                          last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 15:29

                          Hi TIG,

                          Excellent

                          He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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                            charly2008
                            last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 15:48

                            Here again, the solution exploded


                            Cube1.jpg


                            Cube.skp

                            He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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                              TIG Moderator
                              last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 16:49

                              It's the basis of a Rubik's Snake - like a Rubik's Cube but... πŸ˜‰

                              TIG

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                                Daniel
                                last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 17:22

                                You guys blow me away with your advanced shape modeling. Maybe, on day, after I've mastered the line, I'll be able to catch up.

                                My avatar is an anachronism.

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                                  TIG Moderator
                                  last edited by 9 Dec 2009, 20:43

                                  @charly2008 said:

                                  How many parts A and how many parts B are necessary to build this solid cube?

                                  8 A Green
                                  16 B RedCube1.pngCube1.skpCube1x.png

                                  TIG

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                                    Richard
                                    last edited by 11 Dec 2009, 22:53

                                    Being from German family I could just stick a picture of my head up and fool you all that it was modelled! Blockhead!

                                    [BUILTBRAND.COM.AU](http://builtbrand.com.au/)

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                                      KXI System
                                      last edited by 12 Dec 2009, 14:47

                                      I just crashed SU by just trying.... πŸ‘Š

                                      Getting the perfect sig is hard...

                                      Google it!

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                                        Chris Fullmer
                                        last edited by 12 Dec 2009, 17:23

                                        I almost got it. I just can't get the last piece to fit into the others. Plus I have a few pieces left over πŸ˜•
                                        cube_puzzle_001.png

                                        Chris

                                        Lately you've been tan, suspicious for the winter.
                                        All my Plugins I've written

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                                          wind-borne
                                          last edited by 12 Dec 2009, 18:14

                                          color by axis


                                          cube .jpg

                                          "To read between the lines was easier than to follow the text."OSX 10.11.6

                                          %(#BF80BF)[SU 8 pro

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