CubeView is a "console" program written in C/C++.  It runs (for me, anyway) okay under Windows XP.  It lets you "walk" around the cube.

Without arguments (or if you just double click it), it expects to find the file "vkocwordsearch_214.txt" in the current directory.  To use a different set of cube data, either name the cube data file to that name, or run cubeview from the commandline, giving the desired filename as an argument, like so:

  c:> CubeView MissCube.txt

These alternate files have to be in exactly the same format as the original vkocwordsearch_214.txt, with two exceptions:

  1) characters can be uppper or lower case
  2) blanks should be represented by underscores ('_')

Anything except A-Z, a-z, or '_' will be ignored or cause an read error.  Only 20x20X20 cubes are supported.

The interface should be fairly obvious - use the arrow and control arrow keys to rotate the cube and move through the cube.  'q' to quit.  There is help at the bottom of the display.

I used to have some support for some diagonals of the cube, but I've disabled that - too limited, too messy, too hard to explain.

I haven't tested this heavily, so use with caution.  No warranties expressed or implied.  Your mileage may vary.

Included with this program are some subset cubes based on the 5+ character words that I've found earlier:

  FindCube.txt  - only found words in lowercase
  MissCube.txt  - letters not used by FindCube.txt (uppercase)
  ComboCube.txt - FindCube.txt merged with MissCube.txt 