Semi Perfect and Perfect Magic Cubes

Magic cubes, just like magic squares, have numerous different forms they come in. Two of the most well known are the (semi-) perfect magic cube. A perfect magic cube is also known as an Myers cube and a semiperfect magic cube is also known as an Andrews cube. The only difference between these two, is that a semiperfect magic cube does not have its cross section diagonals sum to the magic constant of that particular magic cube. However, both variations of the magic cube have it's rows, columns, diagonals, pillars, space diagonals and orthogonal slice diagonals equate to the magic constant.