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Guest Message by DevFuse

Cube cut

Started by TimeSpaceLightForce, Jan 30 2013 09:04 AM

Best Answer soop2, 30 January 2013 - 05:53 PM

Spoiler for Yeah ok
Cut the square into a 'G' shape. Then you should be able to fold the top middle square diagonally, then back against the top left square, and the middle right square the same way against the bottom right.

This will make an L-shaped net of 4 squares long and 4 squares wide.

Spoiler for
That is right Soop2, G shape works and like the N it enclosed into a cube.
These are one of the solution: "no cut off, with fold overlap surfaces"

The other solution don't have any overlapping. You should try it too.
Btw, welcome to brainden man!