WO1998052662A1 - Puzzle tridimensional - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A63F9/06—Patience; Other games for self-amusement
- A63F9/12—Three-dimensional jig-saw puzzles
- A63F2009/1236—Three-dimensional jig-saw puzzles with a final configuration thereof, i.e. the solution, being packed in a box or container
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- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63F—CARD, BOARD, OR ROULETTE GAMES; INDOOR GAMES USING SMALL MOVING PLAYING BODIES; VIDEO GAMES; GAMES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- the object of the present invention refers, as its title indicates, to a three-dimensional puzzle, of the type of educational games designed for the development of imagination and the perception of space, and particularly the procedure for obtaining combinations for the omamentations of the faces of said three-dimensional puzzle, which presents some important advantages over the educational games currently on the market.
- the three-dimensional puzzle object of the present invention has been developed.
- a first object of the present invention refers to the development of an educational game for the development of imagination and the perception of space, while playing with two and three dimensions at the same time, in the search it remains of the situation and location of the pieces that make up said three-dimensional puzzle.
- a second object of the present invention relates to the procedure for obtaining combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle, understood as ornamentation as a manufacturing phase, in which the ornamentation of each of the pieces that make up the three-dimensional puzzle, as part of the different images to compose during the realization of the game.
- the three-dimensional puzzle object of the present invention refers to an educational puzzle game, consisting of a set of n 3 (nxnxn) cube-shaped pieces (hereinafter referred to as cubes) equal to each other, with n a number integer greater than 1, with joining means of said cubes suitable for defining by joining them a cube shaped piece of n cubes per edge.
- the ornamentation of said cubes is composed of 6n different two-dimensional puzzles, suitable for alternative visualization of n groups of six puzzles, one on each of the faces of said main piece in the form of a main cube.
- each of the cubes preferably consists of a printed, engraved or defined ornamentation using stickers, although any other known recording technique can be used, corresponding to each of the printed faces of each of said cubes to a different fraction or part of the ornaments chosen for the 6n different two-dimensional puzzles that make up the images of the three-dimensional puzzle object of the present invention, of any type and motif, such as photographs, artistic works, drawings, etc.
- the joining means between the different cubes suitable for defining by joining them a main cube-shaped piece of n cubes per edge consists, in a first embodiment, in a set of small cylindrical bars, made of paper, plastic , cardboard, wood, metal or similar materials, insertable in corresponding holes made at the midpoint of each of the faces of each of said cubes, of dimensions suitable for receiving said small cylindrical bars, with depth preferably less than half an edge of said cube.
- the dimension of each of these holes must be small enough not to disturb the image of each of the two-dimensional puzzles that are displayed when composing the three-dimensional puzzle.
- Said joining means between the different cubes suitable for defining by joining them a main cube-shaped piece of n cubes per edge consists, in a second embodiment, in a housing made of transparent material such as methacrylate, plastic or materials. similar, suitable to house all the cubes without gaps, as well as to allow the visualization from the outside of each of the ornamentations obtained when composing the three-dimensional puzzle.
- said housing may be presented in its form, in several different models, provided that it meets the intended requirements set forth above.
- the joining means between the different cubes suitable for defining by joining them a main cube-shaped piece of n cubes per edge consists, in a third embodiment, in a support, preferably constituted by a trihedron of perpendicular planes between yes, made of a transparent material, which preferably has means of transport such as a handle, handle or the like.
- said joining means between the different cubes consist of magnetic means capable of holding together the faces of each of the cubes that form the three-dimensional puzzle.
- the three-dimensional puzzle object of the present invention is constituted by placing each of the cubes in such a way that a cube of n cubes per edge is constructed, on each of whose surfaces a different image is represented, being able to compose the cubes in different ways until visualizing the 6n different images of the three-dimensional puzzle.
- the three-dimensional puzzle thus obtained is constituted in this way in an educational game whose complexity increases remarkably with the number of cubes and with the complexity of the designs, suitable for all ages, and that offers the player the possibility of entertainment and Fun through a game of more than one solution.
- a second object of the present invention relates to the process for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle, said ornamentation being understood as a manufacturing phase in which the ornamentation is defined of each of the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle, once selected the 6n different images to compose during the realization of the game.
- each of the different fractions or parts of the ornaments chosen for the 6n two-dimensional puzzles that correspond to each of the faces of the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle are defined, being essential to give solution to the game.
- Said procedure for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentations of the three-dimensional puzzle will be used for the manufacture or configuration of a prototype or model that later, for example, will be manufactured in series at the factory.
- the procedure for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle is preferably broken down into two different procedures, depending on the size of the three-dimensional puzzle, although the first one can be used for any size of three-dimensional puzzle.
- the procedure for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle comprises the steps of: a) the construction of one of the main cubes of n cubes per edge representing one of the n solutions of the three-dimensional puzzle , hereinafter referred to as joint cubes; b) the division of the cube set of said joint cube into subconjun- cough characterized by the position that each of them occupies in the joint cube, such as: the subset of vertex cubes, which groups those cubes that occupy vertex positions in a joint cube; - the subset of edge cubes, which groups those cubes that occupy positions on the edges in the joint cube except those vertex cubes; the subset centered cubes, which groups those cubes that occupy positions centered on the faces seen of the joint cube; and the subset of inner cubes, which groups those cubes that occupy interior positions of the whole cube, and therefore, are not seen cubes; c) the ornamentation of
- the procedure for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle for n greater than or equal to 6, where n is the number of cubes per edge of the three-dimensional puzzle comprises: a) the division of the set of cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle into subsets characterized by the position that each of these cubes occupies in each and every one of the joint cubes, such as: the subset of vertex cubes, which groups those cubes that they always occupy vertex positions in each of the joint cubes, consisting of 4n cubes; the subset of edge cubes, which groups those cubes that always occupy positions on the edges in each of the joint cubes except those vertex cubes, consisting of 4n * (n-2) cubes; and the subset centered cubes, which groups those cubes that always occupy positions centered on the faces seen of each of the joint cubes, consisting of n * (n-2) * (n-2) cubes; b) obtaining
- some sticker templates obtained from the development on the plane of each of the prototype cubes obtained in the ornamentation stage can be manufactured previously described, suitable for adhering to each of said cubes that make up said three-dimensional puzzle.
- gluing means consisting of a first centering means of a face of the cube on the sticker, preferably consisting of an L-shaped template having coupling means of the sticker and guiding means of the corresponding cube, as well as of a second gluing means capable of simultaneously adhering the sticker on four faces of the cube, once the sticker is centered on one of its faces through the previous means, preferably consisting of a means for guiding the cube through a hole of square section whose measurements correspond substantially to those of the cube with the sticker attached to its faces, and whose entry edges are preferably beveled suitable for not damaging the sticker.
- the advantages provided by the three-dimensional puzzle object of the present invention are easily deduced, such as the fact of offering an educational game for the development of imagination and the perception of space, with multiple solutions that allow the Player create different constructions corresponding to each of these solutions.
- the three-dimensional puzzle of the present invention can be constructed on the screen of a computer so that instead of being used manually, it can be used as an educational game through a computer program for which the user will have to use a keyboard, or mouse or similar objects.
- a three-dimensional program with image treatment will be used to form the cubes on the computer screen, as well as faceting and mapping of said images, allowing the formation of various images and sizes.
- This program will have to include options for animation, reduction and enlargement of the images of the cubes, their respective faces, the main cube and their respective faces; as well as options such as: timing to time the time it takes to make a cube or other times of interest; score based on time spent and / or errors and successes; realization of a game script, an accompaniment music during the game, an alarm signal, attention call or error when the pieces are placed in incorrect positions; and that the script can offer other games within the main game.
- Figure 1 shows an example of a three-dimensional puzzle of 27 cubes (3 x 3 x 3) object of the present invention.
- Figures 2a and 2b show a first embodiment of the means for joining the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle shown in Figure 1.
- Figure 3 shows a second embodiment of the means for joining the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle shown in Figure 1.
- Figure 4 shows a third embodiment of the means for joining the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle shown in Figure 1.
- Figure 5 shows an example of a template of stickers obtained from the development on the plane of each of the cubes of the prototype obtained in the ornamentation stage of the latter.
- Figures 6a and 6b show respectively two examples of embodiment of centering means of a face of the cube on a sticker of the sticker template shown in Figure 5.
- Figure 7 shows an exemplary embodiment of a gluing means capable of simultaneously adhering the sticker on four faces of the cube, once the sticker is centered on one of its faces through one of the means represented in Figures 6a and 6b.
- the three-dimensional puzzle (1) object of the present invention refers to an educational puzzle game, composed in the present practical embodiment by a set of 27 cubes (2) (3 x 3 x 3 ) equal to each other.
- Said cubes (2) have joining means suitable for defining by joining these a main cube-shaped piece of 3 cubes (2) per edge.
- the ornamentation of said cubes (2) consisting for example in a printed ornamentation, is composed of 18 different two-dimensional puzzles, which in the present practical embodiment correspond to geometric figures, suitable for alternative visualization of 3 groups of six puzzles, one on each of the faces of said main cube.
- Each of the printed faces of each of said cubes (2) corresponds to a different fraction or part of the ornaments chosen for the 18 different two-dimensional puzzles that make up the images of the three-dimensional puzzle (1).
- Figures 2a and 2b, 3 and 4 represent, respectively, three embodiments of said joining means between the different cubes (2) suitable for defining these by joining a cube-shaped main piece of 3 cubes (2) per edge.
- said joining means consist of a set of small cylindrical bars (3) insertable in corresponding holes (4) practiced at the midpoint of each of the faces of each of said cubes (2), of dimensions suitable for receiving without said said small cylindrical bars (3), of depth less than half of an edge of said cube (2).
- the dimensions of said holes (4) are small enough not to disturb the image of each of the two-dimensional puzzles that are displayed when composing the three-dimensional puzzle d).
- said joining means consist of a transparent housing (5), with sliding cover (6), capable of accommodating all the cubes (2) without gaps. ), as well as to allow the visualization from the outside of each of the ornamentations obtained by composing the three-dimensional puzzle (1), the lateral faces of said housing (5) being formed by removable lateral bands (6 ').
- said joining means between the different cubes (2) consist of a support (7), constituted by a piano tryron (8a, 8b, 8c) perpendicu - each other, made of a transparent material, which preferably has means of transport such as a handle or handle (9).
- said joining means between the different cubes can consist of magnetic means suitable to hold the faces of each of the cubes that form the three-dimensional puzzle, constituted, for example, by pieces or small metal sheets and ferrite cores embedded in the faces of the cubes or inside them.
- a second object of the present invention refers to the process for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle (1), said ornamentation being understood as a manufacturing phase in which the ornamentation of each of the cubes (2) that make up the three-dimensional puzzle (1), after selecting the images to compose during the realization of the game.
- said ornamentation phase each of the different fractions or parts of the ornaments chosen for the two-dimensional puzzles that correspond to each of the faces of the cubes (2) that make up the three-dimensional puzzle (1) are defined, resulting fundamentally mental to give solution to the game.
- Said procedure for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentations of the three-dimensional puzzle (1) is used for the manufacture or configuration of a prototype that later, for example, will be manufactured in series at the factory.
- sticker templates (10) can be manufactured, as shown in Figure 5, obtained from the development on the plan of each of the cubes (2) of the prototype obtained in the ornamentation stage of the latter.
- the size of said stickers (11) is adjusted to that of the cubes (2) to adhere to each of them.
- each of said stickers (11) on each of the cubes (2) that make up said three-dimensional puzzle (1) can be done at the factory or directly by the player, giving him the possibility that he builds himself the pieces of your three-dimensional puzzle (1), gluing the ornaments.
- suitable gluing means are offered at the factory or to the player.
- said gluing means consist of an L-shaped template (12) arranged on a base (13), fixed thereto by means of thyme-nut sets (14) that pass through holes ( 15) interns.
- Said template (12) in L has on its long side a hole of dimensions substantially equal to those of a face of one of the cubes (2), suitable for attaching a first side of the sticker (11), and on its side short of a cut in its coupling plane with said base (13) of dimensions substantially equal to those of a face of one of the cubes (2), suitable for attaching a second side of the sticker (11).
- the internal right angle of the template (12) in L is constituted in guiding means of the corresponding cube (2).
- Figure 6b represents a simplified embodiment of the gluing means represented in the previous figure, consisting of a single piece (16), when defining in a single element the template (12) and the base (13) represented in the figure previous.
- the shapes and measures of said piece (16) correspond to those of the elements represented in said previous figure.
- a second gluing means is offered, as shown in Figure 7, capable of simultaneously adhering the sticker (11) on four faces of the cube (2).
- Said means consist of a piece (17) that has a hole (18) of square section whose measurements substantially correspond to those of the cube (2) with the sticker attached on its faces. The entry edges (19) are beveled suitable for not damaging the sticker (11).
- a second object of the present invention relates to the process for obtaining the combinations for the ornamentation of said three-dimensional puzzle, said ornamentation being understood as a manufacturing phase in which the ornamentation is defined of each of the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle, once selected the 6n different images to compose during the realization of the game.
- the procedure for obtaining combinations for the ornamentation of a three-dimensional puzzle, for a three-dimensional puzzle of 27 cubes, that is, n 3, is developed as an example.
- Said process comprises firstly the construction of one of the 3 cube sets cubes per edge that represents one of the 3 solutions of the three-dimensional puzzle. In other cases of three-dimensional puzzles of different sizes, the number of solutions will be equal to n.
- the set of 27 cubes of said joint cube is divided into subsets characterized by the position that each of them occupies in the joint cube, such as: the subset of vertex cubes, which groups the 8 cubes that occupy the positions of vertex in the whole cube; - the subset of edge cubes, which groups the 12 cubes that occupy the positions on the edges in the joint cube except for said 8 vertex cubes; the subset centered cubes, which groups the 6 cubes that occupy positions centered on the faces seen of the whole cube; and - the subset of inner cubes, which groups the only inner cube that occupies the inner position of the whole cube, and therefore, is not a seen cube.
- the faces seen from the cubes belonging to the vertex, edge and center sub-assemblies of the joint cube are ornamented, corresponding to three faces seen for the 8 cubes of the vertex cube subset, two faces seen for 12 cubes of the subset of cubes edge, and a face seen for the 6 cubes of the subset of centered cubes.
- C means the number of cubes in the corresponding subset;
- CV means expensive faces of each of the cubes of the corresponding subset;
- - means "of”;”/'means” coming from “;and” / “means” matches in "; and where: expressions such as” 8 - 3 “are read as” eight cubes with three occupied faces "; the expressions of the" 6 - 4 ⁇ A. - 2 “are read as” six cubes, with four faces occupied, from the edge position of! cube set 1, with two faces occupied "; and expressions of the type" 12 - 2 [. ? "They are read as” twelve cubes with two occupied faces, divided into six cubes with two occupied faces and six cubes with two occupied faces ".
- the first set cube is divided into three groups, such as a cube (with three occupied faces), which moves to a vertex position of the second set cube, showing its three faces not yet ornamented; six cubes (with three occupied faces), which move to six edge positions of the second set cube, showing two of its three faces not yet ornamented; and a cube (with three occupied faces), which moves to the inner position of the second set cube, not showing any of its three faces not yet ornamented.
- the 12 cubes of the subset of edge cubes of the first joint cube are divided into two groups, such as six cubes (with two occupied faces), which move to six edge positions of the second joint cube; and another six cubes (with two occupied faces), which move to the six centered positions of the second set cube, showing one of its four faces not yet ornamented.
- the 6 cubes of the subset of centered cubes (of an occupied face) of the first set cube move to vertex positions of the second set cube, showing three of its five faces not yet ornamented.
- the second set cube thus constructed exhibits in its six faces outward the respective non-ornate faces of the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle, proceeding to the ornamentation of the faces seen of the cubes by means of six new images.
- the division of the set of cubes of said second set cube is carried out into said vertex, edge, centered and interior sub-assemblies, according to the characteristics established above.
- the third cube is constructed joint cube from said division into subsets, moving one or more cubes from each subset to a different subset, according to the following table (Table 2):
- the 8 cubes of the subset of vertex cubes of the second set cube are divided into three groups, such as: - a cube (with three occupied faces), from the subset of inner cubes of the first cube set, which moves to a vertex position of the third set cube, showing its three faces not yet ornamented; a cube (of six occupied faces), coming from the subset of vertex cubes of the first joint cube, which moves to the inner position of the third joint cube; and six cubes (of four occupied faces), coming from the subset of centered cubes of the first joint cube, which move to edge positions of the third joint cube, showing its two faces not yet ornate.
- the 12 cubes of the subset of vertex cubes of the second set cube are divided into two groups: - six cubes (of five faces occupied), coming from the subset of vertex cubes of the first set cube, which move to the six centered positions of the third set cube, showing its only face not yet ornamented; and six cubes (of four occupied faces), coming from the subset of edge cubes of the first joint cube, which move to six edge positions of the third joint cube, showing its two faces not yet ornamented.
- the cube of the subset of inner cubes of the second set cube coming from the subset of vertex cubes of the first set cube, and which has three faces occupied, moves to a vertex position of the third set cube, showing its three faces still not ornamented.
- the third set cube thus constructed exhibits in its six faces outward the respective faces not yet ornamented of the cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle, proceeding to the ornamentation of the faces seen of the cubes by means of six other different images.
- the procedure thus described is advantageously used for puzzles of 6 cubes per edge or smaller, substantially complicated for larger three-dimensional puzzles.
- the present invention offers a second procedure to obtain the combinations for the ornamentation of the three-dimensional puzzle for n greater than or equal to 6, where n is the number of cubes per edge of the three-dimensional puzzle.
- the division of the set of 343 cubes that make up the three-dimensional puzzle into subsets characterized by the position that each of these cubes occupies in each and every one of the joint cubes is performed, such as: the subset of vertex cubes, which groups those cubes that always occupy vertex positions in each of the joint cubes, consisting of 4n cubes (C v ), that is, in this case, 28 cubes; the subset of cubes edge, which groups those cubes that always occupy positions on the edges in each of the joint cubes except those vertex cubes, consisting of 4n * (n-2) cubes (C A ), that is, in this case , 140 cubes; and - the subset centered cubes, which groups those cubes that always occupy positions centered on the faces seen of each of the joint cubes, consisting of n * (n-2) * (n-2) cubes (C c ), is say, in this case, 1
- R c 25 that is, seven groups of 25 cubes per three-dimensional puzzle.
- the number (Gcc. G CCA . C CCC ) of groups of R (R v , R A , R c ) (rest of division one of the previous steps, according to equations (3) is determined for each of these subsets ), (6) and (9)) cubes of said subset per joint cube, obtained by dividing the number of positions of said subset into a given joint cube (P v , P A , P c ) by the remainder R (R v , R A , R c ) of the previous division.
- CCA R A 20 that is, three groups of 20 cubes per set cube.
- the third set cube two of the seven groups of four cubes are taken and three of their faces are occupied
- the fourth set cube the group is taken remaining of the seven of
- the cubes encompassed in groups of cubes that are not ornamented in the corresponding joint cube become part of the interior of the joint cube, and are considered as neutral cubes, while the exact position they occupy inside is indifferent of the corresponding set cube.
- H03A RECTIFIED (RULE 91) ISA / ES where CC means set cube.
- the cubes encompassed in groups of cubes that are not ornamented in the corresponding joint cube become part of the interior of the joint cube, and are considered as neutral cubes, while the exact position is indifferent that these occupy inside the corresponding joint cube.
- C.C. means set cube.
- the remaining group of the seven groups of 25 cubes is taken and one of its faces is occupied, and five of the six ornate groups on one of its faces in the first set cube, and another of its faces is occupied;
- the remaining group of the six ornate groups is taken on one of its faces after the first set cube, and another of its faces is occupied, the ornate group on one of its faces after the second set cube, and it occupies another of its faces, and four of the five ornate groups on two of its faces after the second set cube, and another of its faces is occupied;
- the fourth set cube the remaining group of the five ornate groups is taken on two of their faces after the second set cube, and another of their faces is occupied, the two ornate groups on two of their faces after the third set cube, and another of its faces is occupied, and three of the four ornate groups on three of its faces after the third joint cube, and another of its faces is occupied;
- the remaining group of ornate groups is taken on three of their faces after the third set cube, the three ornate groups on three of their faces after the fourth set cube
- the three-dimensional puzzle of the present invention may be constructed by means of an appropriate software to be presented on a computer screen so that instead of being used manually, it can be used as an educational game through said computer program for which the user will have to use a keyboard, mouse or peripheral objects Similar.
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