Props to the madman who designed this monster

Not only did ha assembled a gigantic cube, but he did it using a different pattern for each side and recording frame by frame. That’s gotta be one of the longest process ever…

this isnt just a puzzle. its art.

After seeing the internal mechanisms, I’m honestly impressed by the fact that it functions and can turn in any direction

A 34×34 sounds like a nightmare to reassemble after it falls apart

I was gonna click off thinking "this is boring". But seeing the effort made me think "Fuck it, I got nothing better to do and this guy needs to get the algorithm" so I proceeded to watch the whole thing, just to make sure he gets the watchtime and so the algorithm really blesses this guy. Highest effort video I've seen in over 6 months.

I don't even wanna think about how many combinations it has.

I actually started dying of laughter when I heard the entertainer start to play

Its still crazy that this exists

the 4:3, the entertainer, perfection.

I understand stop motion takes time, but holy cow, the amount of patience to picture all of this frame by frame!

Wow, not only did he build it, but after each piece, he tooktook a photo

This definitely reinforces my belief that these things are lovecraftian levels of complexity

how could a 2024 video feel like it was from years ago?

I love how you assembled each side differently. So much fun!

Imagine if the color scheme was wrong

I did think it was extremely high effort for a single bit in a video

Man nostalgia hit like a brick. These shapes look exactly like the orange blocks we used in grade 2 to count base 10

So it took over 5 minutes of extremely fast timelapse to complete the cube. Just imagine how long it must've taken just per peice... incredible cube!

For anyone wondering, the song is called "The Entertainer"

so if this is a 34x34 does this mean this one is the new world record rubiks cube?

This is the most satisfying thing I've seen all year

And I thought assembling a 10x10 was bad...

The pain of making this is insane

A true marvel of Rubik's cube engineering

man this brings me back to late 2000's with this style. really fantastic job, both you and the pianist.

I love big puzzles

I’m stealing this to use as reference for some dystopian mega structure

Bruh I can barely put a 3x3 together and this guy’s just constructing an entire 34x34

0:00 the classic bounce enemy

I envy your dedication.

Great music choice! Really fits with the cascade of pieces.

what was your favorite pattern to assemble? the up and down zigzag for the top half of the green face looked neat but all i can think of is pieces falling as you try to slot them in lol

OG youtube vibes i love it

You put patterns while assembling on stop motion!

mind boggling

Perfection

Amazing art

Absolute legend.

Very nice work

This is Absolutely amazing Matt, I love rubiks cubes and I love stop motions. Them put together is like power and this must've taken ages to make and do a stop motion on building the cube, I practice stop motions and can never do as good as this

wow. How do you insert the last pieces?

i imagine the pain it is going to be to turn this thing

The editing time required... also, what is the thinnest piece used in the build?

Entertaining!

This is a wonderful video. I do have some advice though from having tried (and failed) to do stop motion! You'll want to anchor the frame to the supporting structure (the table, in this case). This is typically done with pegs, rods, or wires, but for this particular object I suggest having a shallow tray that the frame slots into and rigidly attaching that frame to the table. This will help mitigate accidental shifting caused by bumping the table or the object. By the very nature of stop motion, detecting these shifts is difficult and correcting them is a nightmare (which is what caused my attempts to fail). I'm not sure what your process is and if it includes frame review. When doing stop-motion for film, after every couple shots the animator watches the last several frames on repeat, played back at the final render speed (20fps, 24fps, 30fps). This helps catch shifts and nudges and allows you to correct them without undoing too much work. Anyway, all-in-all, this is incredible and must have been a huge time investment. Kudos for getting the lighting and angles consistent enough to give the illusion of motion.

The definition of insanity.

Great song choice.

How are the pieces attached and how did you get the last pieces in place??

Imagine a cuber taking this to school

Now imagine trying to solve it

When you buy 34*34 cube in ikea

Never mind solving. The pain of assembling this thing must have been enough to make you pull your hair out. There is a cuber out there who you hate very much and this is your gift to them! My only question is who hurt you? Who could have driven you to such lengths for vengeance?

1) How did you place the last piece? 2) Would have been cool if you turned the cube in the end so that it would've appeared like it had more than four sides.

37 the entertainer

I’m don’t question whether it can be solved, I question if it can even handle being solved structurally.

This thing looks like a 3 dimensional holder for a nuclear reactor cores. Maybe not, but its still a delicate instrument not a mere toy.

My brain: You shouldn’t be so impressed Me: ... Me: Screw you brain I’m impressed

You did reduce the 33x33's significance to tiny internal spines. :D

Bro i just about lost my mind when i realized what this actually is

Ok. You have studied for the test. Now *Solve* it

Why an even numbered cube?

I bow to your insanity sir!

insanity

Whenever I need motvation to clean some of my larger puzzles, I just watch a Matt Bahner video.

Song?

Wow, how many frames?

Do what you want, I'm still treating it as a 3x3

why did you internalise the 35*35

If you pause the video at 0:00, it looks like one of the icons in Geometry Dash you can unlock, which is the one to unlock after playing 4 demons, but in 3D.

😅 This has got to been actual pain in the ass to assemble

bro imagine trying to solve it

Tell me why from the thumbnail I thought this was some sort of video about a water dam of sorts

Im so glad this guy isnt working for a defense contractor

Is this SLA printed?

imagine getting parity on this

I don’t get how you get the last pieces in there

I can only count to 9

Props man, I do StopMotion. That took patience. How many days?

We not gonna talk about how long this video took to make

he made this even so if he decides to make a checkerboard pattern he wouldnt scramble it 💀

hey, yo, is that a broken piece at 3:01???

Imagine I had 343 5x5s to compare a 34x34 to a 35x35.

Hermoso

The internals make this look like it'll explode if I point a small fan at it

This thing is an afront to god.

How is this possible in physical realityland?

Love the fact that it is an even layered cube😂

So not only is it extremely difficult to solve fully scrambled, but it also had to be even harder to make in the first place. Their pain, is our pain.

WOW!!!!!

And still, is faster than solving the whole thing...

No, we are not burning today. (If you understand the reference here then you have been playing for very long)

Imagine if at one point you got into a good pace and momentum and you forgot to take pictures for a large part pf the video

Who improved that song? Thats good!

certainly a lot easier to put together than take apart

WAIT A MINUTE ITS NEW RECORD!

WE BE DOING PARITY WITH THIS ONE!!!🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣

And I can’t even build a 4x4

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Omg 😲