Evin Twin overhang bandaging?

Sharkretriver · **Joined:** Mon May 24, 2010 2:30 pm

The title says it all.
Basically I'm deciding to make an evil twin 4x4x4 (extended fused 3x3x3,) and I'm asking whether some turns are restricted when the puzzle is scrambled (since the pieces are extended)
Thanks!

Ender Delphiki · **Joined:** Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:55 pm **Location:** Montana

Yes. The parts of one cube block moves on the other cube when scrambled. This isn't to worry- just solve one cube at a time. On the first cube solving, you can just move the overhang away and it won't affect the solve. On the second cube there should be no overhang bandaging.

Sharkretriver · **Joined:** Mon May 24, 2010 2:30 pm

Phew, Bandaged puzzles are too much for me. Good to know that I can just solve it like a normal fused cube. Again, thanks!

KelvinS · **Joined:** Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:13 pm

Sharkretriver wrote:

The title says it all.

Well, not really, this is probably the most cryptic and confusing title I've seen here. :lol:

PS. Is your name supposed to be Sharkretriever, with an 'e'? Just wondering...

mitchblahman · **Posted:** Sun Aug 14, 2011 8:08 pm

you also spelled the title wrong
I don't personally have any experience with evil twins but as far as I know yes, there are restricted moves
they shouldn't cause too many problems however

eye2eye · **Posted:** Sun Aug 14, 2011 8:41 pm

Sharkretriver wrote:

Phew, Bandaged puzzles are too much for me. Good to know that I can just solve it like a normal fused cube. Again, thanks!

You do realize that Normal fused cubes are bandaged right?

Ender Delphiki · **Joined:** Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:55 pm **Location:** Montana

Come on, let's give Shark a break. He had a valid question and you all know what he meant.

-It's a name, let's let technicalities be. Look at my name and figure out what it means since I've been here awhile and can take some criticism
-And how is the title spelled wrong?
-"normal fused cubes" is how Shark worded it, so I'm sure Shark knows the difference between a normal cube and a normal fused cube.

PuzzleMaster6262 · **Joined:** Sun Jun 13, 2010 1:00 am **Location:** Colorado

It says Evin, not Evill. For some reason it just looks like Evill even though it isn't. Also fused cubes are not bandaged depending on how you look at them. To me they simply have stored cuts.

Luke · **Posted:** Mon Aug 15, 2011 1:54 am

PuzzleMaster6262 wrote:

It says Evin, not Evill.

And since when has evill been right? It's evil, with one l.

Sharkretriver · **Joined:** Mon May 24, 2010 2:30 pm

Rentlix wrote:

Come on, let's give Shark a break. He had a valid question and you all know what he meant.

-It's a name, let's let technicalities be. Look at my name and figure out what it means since I've been here awhile and can take some criticism
-And how is the title spelled wrong?
-"normal fused cubes" is how Shark worded it, so I'm sure Shark knows the difference between a normal cube and a normal fused cube.

Luckily this isn't speedsolving forums, i'll get spammed replies
1. I made my youtube account sharkretriver in grade 4, and i spelled it wrong (cuz i sucked at spelling) but now i purposely spell it like that
2. Whoops, evil twin, what was I thinking
3. lol, a fused cube is bandaged, an evil twin is bandaged, yeah they're both bandaged. A normal cube is also bandaged, jk.

eye2eye · **Posted:** Mon Aug 15, 2011 8:19 pm

I wasn’t trying to be mean or anything. I was just pointing it out in case he didn’t know.
Sorry if I offended you I was honestly trying to help.

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