Closed Hanspeter-Schinz closed 4 months ago
Hello @Hanspeter-Schinz You can click an image of a side of a jumbled rubiks cube of your choice, in such a way that the image should contain all the colors of the cube and then you can use that image to calculate the hsv values of each color using the hsv_tracebar and calibrate the values you took in the main.py file to make sure the program detects the color of your cube accurately while running.
you can watch this video for reference and make your own rubiks cube solver: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJRhB39BxWQ&t=0s
Thanks very much for the info. I will try it
Hi Gola-k, your software is very interesting. I am playing around with Rubik's cube for a very long time and searching the net to find good ideas and examples (for now in python)
I tried to start your hsv_tracebar.py file and cannot find the needed file allcolor.jpg Is this file no longer available or can I create one myself?
Thanks and greetings from Switzerland Hanspeter