SU1718998A1 - Three-dimensional puzzle game - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to entertaining games and allows to increase the entertainment. A three-dimensional puzzle contains eight playing and one closing bar, interconnected by means of grooves and protrusions into a cruciform three-dimensional figure, with the first game bar having a notch in the center, whose width is equal to the thickness of the bar, and the depth is equal to half the thickness of the bar; a cylindrical lintel, whose length is equal to the width of the bar, is equal to half the bar’s thickness, and the longitudinal axis of the lintel is offset relative to the longitudinal axis of the bar so that the planes coinciding with two adjacent lateral faces form tangents with the cylindrical surface of the web. Initially, the bars are in a chaotic state, which are operatively connected to each other, and an assembly of a cruciform volumetric figure is achieved. 18 il.

Description

The invention relates to entertaining puzzles.

The purpose of the invention is to increase entertainment.

Figure 1 shows a puzzle, a general view; figure 2 - the first game bar; on fig.Z - the second game bar; figure 4 - the third game bar; figure 5 - the fourth game bar; 6 is the fifth game bar; 7 - the sixth game bar; on Fig - the seventh game bar; figure 9 - the eighth game bar; figure 10 - closing the bar; FIGS. 11-18 illustrate the assembly of a cruciform shape by operation.

The puzzle contains eight game bars of 1st square section and a closing bar 9, interconnected by means of grooves and protrusions in a cruciform shape.

In this case, the first gaming bar has a notch in the center, the width of which is equal to the thickness of the bar, and the depth is equal to half the thickness of the bar, and the second gaming bar is made, as shown in FIG. 3, the third gaming bar is in FIG. 4, the fourth in FIG. 5, fifth in figure 6, sixth in figure 7. the seventh is in FIG. 9, the eighth is in FIG. 10. The closing bar 9 has a cylindrical jumper in the center, the length of which is equal to the thickness of the bar, the diameter is equal to half the thickness of the bar, and its longitudinal axis is offset relative to the longitudinal axis of the bar so that the planes coinciding with two adjacent side faces form tangents with cylindrical jumper surface.

The thickness of each of the gaming bars is equal to four conventional units of length.

FIGS. 11-18 illustrate (step by step) the puzzle assembly process.

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The device works as follows,.

Before the assembly, the game bars were randomly scattered on the table. To assemble a three-dimensional puzzle, it is necessary to attach bar 2 3 to bar, moving the last one along arrow I (Fig. 11) until the points a of bars 3 and 2 coincide; attach bar 4 to bars 2 and 3, moving it along arrow II (Fig. 12) to align points of bars 4 and 3; attach to bars 2,3 and 4 bar 5, moving it along the arrow Iti (Fig. 13) to align the points with. bars 5 and 2; attach bar 6 to bars 2, 3.4 and 5, moving it along arrow IV (Fig. 14) until the points d of bars 6 and 4 are aligned; attach to bars 2, 3, 4. 5 and 6 bars-9, moving it along arrow V (Fig. 15) until the points I of bars 9 and 2 are aligned; attach bar 1 to bars 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9 by moving it along arrow VI (Fig. 16) until the points g of bars 1 and 2 are aligned; attach to bars 2, 3, 4.5, 6.9 and 1 bar 7. by moving it along arrow VII (Fig. 17) until the points I of bars 7 and 2 are aligned; attach bar 8 to bars 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9.1 and 7, moving it along arrow III (Fig. 18) to align points I of bars 8 and 5; rotate bar 90 by 90 ° around the longitudinal axis; arrow IX (Fig. 18).

When assembling, the next attachable bar should be oriented in space as shown in FIG. 11-18.

The puzzle is disassembled in reverse order.

Operationally interconnected game bars, as shown in FIG. 11-18, the ordering of the assembly of the cruciform shape shown in FIG. one.

Claims (1)

Claims a volume puzzle containing eight square gaming bars interconnected by means of grooves and protrusions into a cruciform three-dimensional shape, with the first game bar having a notch in the center, the width of which is the thickness of the bar, and the depth is equal to half the thickness of the bar, and the closing bar, having a cylindrical jumper in the center, whose length is equal to the thickness of the bar, is equal to half the thickness bar, and the longitudinal axis is offset relative to the longitudinal axis of the bar so that it is flat. the bones that coincide with two adjacent side faces form tangents to the cylindrical surface of the web, characterized in that, in order to increase the playability, the second game bar is more complete, as shown in FIG. 2, the third game bar is made, as shown in FIG. 3, a fourth game bar. as in FIG. 4, the fifth game bar, as in FIG. 5, the sixth game bar, as in FIG. 6, the seventh game bar, as in FIG. 9, the eighth game bar, as in FIG. ten. -8, ts-i G.2.2.2.2L.-Ts-, JL E Qyj% mJJp-riJ 1 .T f Fig. 3 eight Q "V L .. ,, 3-t.f SCHI-1 l Submarine U) U8.5 H "Ml tp s t .2 3 E ..j t U Fiel Fig a 7 Fg / g FIG. 9 In 4 8 "M FIG. Jq Fi.11. . Fi. / W 9g.12, about( Fig, / 3 FC 15