visual-system-simulator VS Hyperspeedcube

Since color research is quite arcane and full of pitfalls, you might want to add some description regarding perceptual linearity, colorblindness (e.g. link to https://www.color-blindness.com/coblis-color-blindness-simulator/ ), and other visual deficiencies (e.g. https://github.com/UniStuttgart-VISUS/visual-system-simulator ).

I'm glad you asked! Here's the classic video by Mathologer explaining what the heck is going on. I recommend using Hyperspeedcube rather than MC4D as it's more modern and contains more speedsolving features (disclosure: I wrote Hyperspeedcube). Feel free to join the Hypercubers Discord as well!

If typing is okay, you could try virtual cubing. I know it's not the same, but it's something. IIRC cstimer has a virtual puzzle, and I made a program Hyperspeedcube that also has virtual 3x3x3 (altho it's mainly intended for 4D cubing).

https://github.com/HactarCE/Hyperspeedcube enables you to solve 4D cubes, the exploded visualization is standard but I think it is pretty cool

here is it in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCvn9-JvXgY&list=PLKwXjCUFqO...

We can't build them easily, but we can stimulate them! Hyperspeedcube supports from 14 to 94. Solving 44 and up is pretty much how you'd expect: assemble centers, then "ridges" (like an extra edge pairing step), then edges, then solve like a 34.