[Edited the subject a bit.]

Hi there!

After a long time, I've finally found the tools and time to create a demo. One of the ideas I have is a rubiks cube being solved, but it doesn't seem doable.

I have created a mesh, 27 cubes in a cube formation, and textured each side as it were when mixed. Then I select the appropriate layer and transform it with a rotation. The problem I have encountered is that when I want to animate this transformation, I cannot store it as a mesh again and do the next transformation. So I have to store each turn (which are a bit more than 120) and load it for each animation-step.

This works up to around 20 turns, after that werkkzeug or the player crashes.

Late last night I figured I could do the animation of each turn with calls which saved some 700 operators, but I still have a crash at around turn 20-24.

Would anyone have a workaround for me, or at least point me towards the right direction?

Hi, broink.
Looks like an interesting task. I'll see what I can do.
P.S. I'll be able to download the files a bit later.

Impossible to run on my work PC I will try at home.

Also, here is a picture of the mixed cube and the solution I used.

CybeREX
By the way, which video card do you have at work?
I can't even start wz4 at work. Intel Express chipset suxxx ))

< PCI-E > 1Gb DDR-3 ASUS EAH5450 SILENT DI < RADEON HD5450 >
but 64 bit memory that suxxx

CybeREX
Not too bad at all. Good for you .

broink
Have you tried the 64-bit version of wz4 from here? http://werkkzeug.free.fr/bin/Wz4CE_dx9_x64.zip

I believe I have solved the problem!

I made the transformations of the cube much more effective, now I only use 3 operators instead of 10. It packs fine and all

oh my god
Impressive stack

Nice conception, good job

broink
Man... I'm taking off my hat to your patience. That's a hell of a job. I'm really impressed. Respect!

Now just for the rest of the demo... Thank the bits for the tutorial file

Yo! Good luck there with the demo

Wow nice operator stack! Great performance improvement, now I can open it on my PC