Cube at a Glance vs Star Groups

Cube at a Glance turns your camera into a puzzle-solving guide. Scan a real twisty puzzle, review the recognized colors, and follow a clear 3D solution one move at a time. You can also enter colors manually or play with the virtual puzzle. Scan and solve • Follow a puzzle-specific 3D camera guide to capture each face. • Sticker colors are recognized automatically. • Review the result and correct any color before solving. • The app validates the entered state before generating a guide. Step-by-step 3D guidance • Continue from the puzzle's current state and viewing direction. • See every move with 3D arrows, animation, and written instructions. • Move backward or forward through the guide, or use auto play. • Lightly scrambled cubes use shorter sequences when possible. Supported puzzles • 2×2×2 and 3×3×3 • 4×4×4, 5×5×5, 6×6×6, and 7×7×7 • Pyraminx, Skewb, and Megaminx • FTO and Square-1 Play and track your solves • Swipe to turn layers, drag to rotate the view, and pinch to zoom. • Use scramble, timer, move count, undo, and completion detection. • Record solves and review them later. Privacy The camera is used only for puzzle scanning. Camera frames and color recognition are processed on your device and are not saved or sent externally. Records and settings remain on your device. From your first cube to advanced twisty puzzles, scan it, understand it, and solve it with Cube at a Glance.

The stars are already on the grid. Connect the ones that belong to the same constellation. The number on each row and column counts main stars, not every star in that line. In a constellation, the main star is the one at the top-left. After you connect them, the main star stays the same size. The others shrink. You work from the numbers. It feels like a logic puzzle. It is not Sudoku, and the shape is not given in advance.