Icosahedron Shuffler

ICOSAHEDRON SHUFFLER 

Axiometric Games loves the exploration of platonic solids. This project is the result of the question being posed to make a "rubik's cube" with an icosahedron.  It works, but it's pretty darn confusing. That said, there is a potential to build on this and I want to share that with you here.

There are five possible directions to move from each vertex of the icosahedron. Each vertext has a positive or negative polarity, so there are actually a total of ten possible movements which the controls need to account for.   

CONTROLS

up/up-left - W
up-right - E
left - A 
right - D
down/down-right - X
down-left - Z

Spin Right - V
Spin Left - C

Rotate Shapes
Rotate "tip" - Left or Right
Rotate "whole face" - < or >