getMovesPattern: Get Moves for Patterned Cubes

In cubing: Rubik's Cube Solving

Description

Extracts the move sequence for a patterned cube.

Usage

getMovesPattern(pattern = c("Solved","Superflip","EasyCheckerboard","Wire","PlusMinus",
  "Tablecloth","Spiral","SpeedsolvingLogo","VerticalStripes","OppositeCorners",
  "Cross","UnionJack","CubeInTheCube","CubeInACubeInACube","Anaconda","Python",
  "BlackMamba","GreenMamba","FourSpots","SixSpots","Twister","Kilt","Tetris",
  "DontCrossLine","Hi","HiAllAround","AreYouHigh","CUAround","OrderInChaos","Quote",
  "MatchingPictures","3T","LooseStrap","ZZLine","Doubler","CheckerZigzag",
  "ExchangedDuckFeet","StripeDotSolved","Picnic","PercentSign","Mirror",
  "PlusMinusCheck","FacingCheckerboards","OppositeCheckerboards","4Plus2Dots",
  "Rockets","Slash","Pillars","TwistedDuckFeet","RonsCubeInACube","Headlights",
  "CrossingSnake","Cage","4Crosses","Pyraminx","EdgeTriangle","TwistedRings",
  "ExchangedRings","TwistedChickenFeet","ExchangedChickenFeet","CornerPyramid",
  "TwistedPeaks","ExchangedPeaks","SixTwoOne","YinYang","YanYing","HenrysSnake",
  "TwistedCorners","QuickMaths"))

Arguments

pattern

A character string giving a pattern for the corresponding cube. Approximately seventy different patterns are available. The default pattern is the solved cube, returning an empty character vector. The patterns and names are derived from the ruwix.com website.

Details

This function is mainly for internal use. It is used by the functions getCubieCube and getStickerCube to produce patterned cubes via getMovesCube. The returned move sequence contains only URFDLB face turns.

Value

A character vector of moves.

See Also

getCubieCube, getMovesCube, getStickerCube

Examples

getMovesPattern()
getMovesPattern("Solved")
getMovesPattern("Wire")
getMovesPattern("UnionJack")

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