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- What do you think of this new system? Do you think other companies will adopt similar mechanisms?
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Cube solve hero is going to now put corner edge magnets, edge center magnets, and corner core magnets with a total of 112 magnets
I'm not strong enough to lift a cube that heavy D:
Lubey Cubes that’s what I meant by center edge magnets
And then edge core magnets to make it 136 plus corner center to make it 184, along with the possible center core magnets to make it 196.
DNF-37 you have not solved your first 37 cubes because you’re DNF-37
Crown of Cubing xd
Screw it, magnets on your fingernails for max grip
bigbraintime
lmao
Screw it, a cube made of magnets and magnetic hands for g r i p p
Magnetic finish on the plastic
Z3 Cubing actually did that as an April fool video
I feel like if you doubled this up with normal light magnets on the corners it would be incredible
Was thinking the same could be perfect
Yes that would be revolutionary.
How do u know wot is was thinking
it happened LOL
@@lzx427 yep lmao
Damnnnn, you should start collaborating with some cube brand.
The cycle of Gan:
Gan creates a cube with a new innovation for a steep price ---> People buy the cube -----> Gan spends that money to make new innovations ----> repeat.
More like
Gan creates an innovative cube for a steep price -> people buy the cube -> Gan re-releases the same cube several times with slight variations for steeper prices -> Spend money creating the next innovation
@@jackburns6403 agreed
@@jackburns6403 Well, I'd say that's a good model. Right when the people start hating on Gan and being disappointed, BOOM new innovation time, suddenly everyone is throwing money at them
Jack Burns But there’s also the decrease in individual innovation prices over time.
Step 3:
PROFIT
At some point in the future, we’re gonna be able to incorporate magnetic dust (or even just iron filings) into the plastic itself, and through some process of controlling the concentration of magnetic dust and its polarity, we’re gonna have perfect control over the feel of magnets in the cube. Heck, the material of the cube itself could become magnetic with different magnet strengths in different parts of the pieces.
Calling it now
y e s
Let's get this video to 350 likes!
YES
KardTrickKid no
Jk
It’s a joke bro chill
Bro stop scrolling
Bro
That's a really intriguing concept never thought of it!
Atm it's 256
U already got them
this is one of the reasons I love your channel. You take this hobby which already has a bunch of nuances to consider, and you take it a step further. your innovations make me more and more excited about this hobby as well. 3D printing parts and creating changes to speedcubing - just wow
For 4x4, magnets on the outer anchor of the Aosu double-anchor mech might be a possible way to achieve a partial result. You can make the wing-edge/s feet thinner (by using the Wuque/Meilong's relative proportion of the 2 Aosu anchors) and incorporate 1 magnet that can attract both the outer layer and hidden middle layer at the same time, cutting down the total magnet count by 24. You can make the magnets off-centered to avoid repulsion between 2 opposing magnets inside the midge/big internal piece. The tactile click sould be subdued due to magnets being nearer the core. This avoids the inner layer polarity issue of the even cube without having to double the magnets, because you are magnetizing the inside of the mechanism, while the act of hiding the third layer and letting the second and fourth layers cover over it is on the outside, so it's basically a 5x5 magnetization.
Magnetizing the feet of the small internals / T centers and the corresponding face of the large internal / midges is another potential idea, but you would leave the inner layer unmagnetized or position the magnet close enough to attract the screw/spring inside the core arm (that can cut down the magnet count even more, because the spring/screw would take the function of the innermost magnets, however, it may be weaker). Thought of doing this to a 6x6 as well, but I think it's better to have a stronger external attraction to prevent pieces from flexing.
Also, assembling the cube would likely be a lot easier because the small internal pieces to stick to the core when you are building the first 2 arms. (a lot of people usually have trouble assembling the second arm)
Every cube manufacturers : Tries to put the magnets as far as possible from the core.
Cyoubx : Puts magnets in the core!
I think Chris Tran's original magnetisation concept was quite similar to this, having a magnet on each of the four walls on a centre piece that attract magnets in the edge pieces. It would have provided that gentler magnetic feel as well compared to the standard magnetisation method.
Valk elite does this lol and I can feel it a lot
Wow, I could totally see this becoming another option that companies can experiment with, and hopefully reach stunning new designs. Thanks for explaining it so well!
This is just crazy. I thought companies were going to stop at magnetic centers.😂
I predict core edge magnet gan 12
When I started cubing, at that time there wasn't really a magnetic cube. But when I heard about magnetic cubes, i really thought it was a core-corner system but it's not. Am i the only one who sees the future or thinks of this before gan does? 😆
i saw a vid of chris tran with a similar idea with the magnets in the tracks of the corner and edge or something, interesting to see more innovation with magnets lol
I am from the Future...
Gan did it :D
@@Serkoid lol gan 11m
@@alfredmacasaet9865 Yeah
Turns out the Rubik's ball core was great after all
Very impressive analysis man. Great job!
try putting magnets in the corner and edge, cornerstock and core, edge and center and edgestock and core. that would be dope.
I love the comeback of cyoubx to the cubing cinematic universe
At this rate, we're taking another step approaching that point in the future, where having magnets on the cube's surface will seem more reasonable, day-by-day.
And I'm quite surprised
M3ko2 lol I’ll buy that cube instead of RS3M 2020
Woah interesting idea! I want to see how this would work for mass produced big cubes, and if it would work. Im telling you, YOU ARE THE NEW CHRIS TRAN, head of Cyoubxile Labs
Haha, appreciate the enthusiasm and all the support you give this channel, but I'm just tryna be me.
I loved your explanation, super clear. It would be very nice if stores started to sell mods like the ones you 3D-printed for different cubes to easly magnetize them with this new system
Next generation cubes - Customization of springs ,sliding magnets ,core magnets , centre piece magnets,so what is next ??? Corner piece sliding magnets ??
Now we know what cyoubx learnt during his 2 year cubing break
every time you think they've run out of ideas
Very interesting video!
What GAN hasn't put a patent on yet is the idea that you can pull a peice of the corners off and have a system under there like the GAN X's magnet system so you can adjust the magnet strength anyways. It's not easy to engineer though. I'd enjoy seeing anyone even try implementing that
Changeable torpedoes???
I was hoping to see some Maxwell's field equations explaining this magnet system.
Chris Tran + Cyoubx = 🔥
this is MIND-BLOWING
You can get the X-man Bell Pyraminx V2's magnet distance changing tech, incorporate it into the corners by either putting an adjustment thing on the tracks or on the inside of the cornerpiece and you have adjustable corner magnets.
hyped for how this is going to turn out!
Really great 👍 video......
the video was a very good explanation.. !!!
now try a cube with edge-corner magnets, edge-center magnets, core-center magnets, and a magnetic spring system lol
im wondering if edge-core magnets would be possible as well
I think the edge core magnets and corner core magnets would do the same thing, except it's easier to magnetise a core corner setup.
this is a very interesting idea, would it be possible to push it even further and have a consistent magnetic ring around the core, even make the core itself magnetic or magnet plated, that way there would be a truly constant magnetic force when turning?
it seems like its the same as center edge magnets, and its harder to mod a cube with core corner magnets as it seems
hey cyoubx when you do a spring swap with the qiyi ms does it change the feel? because i just hate the sound (coming from a gan cube as my main) but i love the feel.
I thought about this a week ago, I thought it should be on the edge torpedo and the corner feet
Hello! I have to ask, Will this work if i put in core magnets in the YJ MGC3 Elite or the RS3M 2020?
Can you make a video on how to make this core corner magnet system
its cool that he brings up tactility while most people just think about auto alignment
Cool innovation
This is insane!
I can’t wait to try this out
Ive been waiting for this soooo loong that hearing GAN is doing that make me fell... AWESOME!!! I hope I will be able to try that sometime in the future.
I just bought my first magnet cube this week (WeiLong GTS3m). It's a new feeling. Also the tension mechanism is something else to get used to. I have yet to feel a difference with the settings. The last cube i mained was a ZhanChi from 2014.
What are your thoughts on the center-edge magnetization in the Valk Elite? The maximum distance between center-edge magnets is in-between the distances for corner-edge and core-corner, so is the effect roughly in-between? I think people have problems with M slices on this cube because they overshoot rather than undershoot (since the magnetism is more uniform).
Not really. I think it feels in between only because of how thick the plastic is. The reality is that the center-edge magnets are still really small compared to the arc length, so you'll still get a noticeable bump feeling. In the core-corner magnetization, the distance between core magnets is basically the same as the diameter of the corner magnet, which is why there's always a pull.
I feel like Albert will design a Maru CX3 v2 or something in the future
I think its amazing concept! Hopefully we can see it mass produced in a near future
Same idea is on the Gan 11 M pro
i also thought about this magnet placement omg
But who doesn’t love the tactile click?
This is a really cool idea! There are magnets but you can’t feel them
But this type of magnetisation wouldn't help you that much with Turning accuracy and aligning each turn, Would it?
It helps with stability and retains the original speed of the puzzle while also removing the magnetic bump, I'm assuming
2021:
Magnetic stickers
This is called future prediction with extreme dedication and hard work.
He predicted what would GAN do in its new gan 3x3
geez gan is literally not even hiding their apple naming scheme anymore
Honey comb design ,GES ,adjustable magnets, centre cap magnets, core magnets
what next
The MGC Elite 2x2 has center magnets and its great, so I expect this new generation to be a nice. I am a fan of stronger magnets so I hope they put them in both center and edges!
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Could you publish the files to print pieces and try to do our little magic magnetic like yours
Heyan now that tech is in the gan 11 m pro
i think that people will apreciate stronger or closer magnets so that it feels more like the edge magnets we are all used to. BTW I love designing 3x3 speedcubes (thats why I subbed) so I am totally trying this out.
Also now how do we adjust them? I thought a screw might work, but it would be hard to give it an access point to the outside of the cube? any ideas
Lots of potential ways to adjust them! But all difficult to make lol.
New System wow
but I don't see much cubes using
POM(polioxitum of metilenum)
which is more smooth and has less friction
and a thing I see about my gan 356 x
Is that the center is really squared and it should have a more rounded border
I dont know if i said it right is just an idea I had
Gan cubes are already incredibly flexy. Rounding the center piece more will make the cube unusable.
@@cyoubx
so how do you propose even with a non screw sistem
the cubes be more stable and less flexy
lol, not claiming anything, i think on one of cube solve heros videos, i commented that there should be magnets in the bases of the edges and corners. Its nice to see that that has come to life
So this is how the gan 11 mpro was made
Really cool idea, though personally kind of sad since I just got an xs less than a month ago. Not fast enough to justify getting a second cube at this point. As an aside, would like to see something like this for the square 1. Square 1 usually has a magnetic slice and magnets along the middle. Since you generally get 3 magnets in a row along each side, the movement can feel a little sluggish on cubes like the volt v2. In my experience, I had to basically overlube the d and u slices with fast lube to get it to feel good. But if there was a way to put a magnet on the core of a square 1, you would still get a click but it wouldn't be too strong so as to make it feel slow.
Do you have in mind to continue with the modification of the magnets in your last video?, I think it is very interesting and it could be great for big cubes, for example I use roux and Meyer as my main methods but it's hard to use it in big cubes 5x5 to 7x7, and having coming magnets in the internal layers but just the ones of the !as video in the corners, it could be possible to use Meyer and roux in big cubes.
Continue like that your work is amazing.
I would like to know how to design pieces like you to make this ideas real.
Dang this is very interesting. I wonder how much the GAN pyra’s going to cost
Would you main the the gan xs vita and would you add core magnets to an already piece magnetized cube
Nah. That cube is for collection purposes only, and idek if it's comp legal.
cyoubx It’s not comp legal, as it’s transparent
Good, deep analysis video. However, I think that before Gan moves on to a new magnet design, they really need to fix their really bad effort in redesigning the tension system. Having literally only two tension settings in most of their new cubes is simply not an improvement over even the most primitive simple screw designs, and putting this tension systems in some of their most expensive cubes (and even in their actual most expensive cube -- Gan 356i) just isn't going to cut it.
Your new song for the vid is the same as my intro
JBYCuber flight to Tunisia
Also how do you think this would feel if it was integrated into the edges too, so the edges attract to the ball core as well
Horrible lol. Because that means for every 90 degree turn, the layer will be attracted at 0, 45, and 90 deg. At best, it would give a bumpy feel to the cube. At worst, you'll get +2s.
@@cyoubx I meant that the edge pieces have their own corresponding magnets too, not that the edges attract to the ones that the diagonals attract to
Hey which cube u did that
does anyone know if he is better than gan xs?
When gan is using balled cores in their pyraminx.
I love this idea. I'm thinking of taking some apoxysculpt, some magnets and an mrfs2, and try it myself.
DO IT
Next Chris tran right here😂😂
Here's my design for core-corner magnets.
Link:th-cam.com/video/YApb_POJWNU/w-d-xo.html
I would buy it...as long as it doesn't cost 90 AUD, which it probably will.
👍👍👍
Um, i have been thinking about coating aerogel on the inside of a cube, i thought that a strong and waterproof aerogel coating with some watery lube might produce a really distinct feeling, but i don't have any materials to try to do this as i am pretty young, maybe you could make a video about this?
btw it probably won't be damaged from the friction as aerogel(with a non-flammable binder) is a great thermal insulator
PS: the reason that i think you shouldnt use some other strong and waterproof material, is that aerogel is reaaaally light(well thats the reason its called aerogel)
this could be interesting. Since people coat cubes with boron and polymer.
@@uCubeYT thats what i was thinking
have you tried to print a hole sphere with the cords and the holes for the magnets, sorry about my English, I'm from Mexico, but I understand how big is this, hope to see you doing great things, continue like that
I haven't. The plastic I use isn't very strong so if I printed a whole core, it would likely break.
Please can u make a video on cross to f2L transition.
Thanks for replying.
Withot cross i can solve in 7 seconds but with cross i take around 12 sec.
I have already :)
wow you didnt make the twitch highlight for it...
YOU MAKE A VIDEO FOR IT!
Is there any chance you can upload the 3d print files for this mod?
3:00
Me: WHAT
3:06 imagine a non cuber looking at this. he'll never learn to solve a cube.
Just make your own cube line already!
He designed the maru cx3 but it's pretty old
2:55 this is where im lost...
whats the diferrent with this new magnet system and just using weak magnets???????
Tactility. This gives a smoother feel. Weak magnets still give a slight bump when turning.
Next year they're probably gonna put magnets on outside of the pieces
cyoubx = the new chris tran???
WoW
OMG IVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE ELSE WHO USES THE SAME JPERM AS ME
What is the name of that song
What magnets did you use in this?
What if you put a screw on the stem so you adjust the depth of the corner magnet :p
That's the plan :)
Damn, that could be so revolutionary.
Do you think cube companies will see this and add adjustable magents like a screw in the torpedo (somehow) to adjust the edge magnet?
Chris Tran #2 is here ladies and gentlemen!
The next Chris Tran.