WPF RUBIK'S CUBE SOURCE CODE

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about the WPF Rubik's Cube, how to insert a reset button code to reset the scrambled cube?

Posted 13-Mar-13 23:00pm

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Mar-13 5:06am

Without seeing some of your code it's impossible to tell. Try and add some useful detail to your question.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2013-03-14T01:39:00

If this was YOUR code we were talking about you wouldn't be asking this question since you'd already have the code to scramble the cube. It has to start somewhere, doesn't it?? The cube doesn't come prescrambled in code.

And adding a button in WPF is extremely simple, if you've ever used WPF before.

So, who's code did you use? Where did you get it from?