Professor Cube Solver Program

This website is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Facebook, or any other search engine or social media platform. Rubik's Cube Solver. The online Rubik's Cube solver calculates the steps needed to solve a scrambled Rubik's Cube from any valid starting position. Belkin n750 db installation software download. Dvd copy protect keygen. Enter the colors of your puzzle and click the Solve button. Wait for the program to find the solution then follow the steps to solve your cube.

You’d be forgiven for thinking you need to be a genius—or at least really, really lucky—to solve a Rubik’s Cube. After all, it took Hungarian professor Ernö Rubik, a full month to solve his famous invention for the first time. Today, watching those “speedcubing” competitors fast at work—such as Yusheng Du, who beat the previous world record of 4.22 seconds with the jaw-dropping time of earlier this year—is like watching, processing information in ways mere mortals simply can’t.

But the truth is, you can easily solve a Rubik’s Cube—and quickly, too. Given that there are roughly 43 quintillion ways for a Rubik’s Cube to be solved, you can bet that Rubik’s fanatics have discovered a few tricks and workarounds through the years. The leading school of thought for solving a Rubik’s Cube quickly is called Fridrich’s Method, and it’s available online. According, well-versed practitioners of Fridrich’s Method can be sure to crack the cube in under two minutes. Unfortunately, the method requires you to do something that, at least to me, seems so insane that I literally want to laugh out loud. You need to learn at least 78 separate cube-solving “algorithms” to do it. Seriously:  Assuming you’re not going to do that (seriously, are you crazy?!), there are, thankfully, simpler ways for hacking the cube quickly.

More specifically, there’s one: the aptly-named “Beginner’s Method.” Here’s how it’s done: The Beginner’s Method—Explained Step One: First get the “white cross.” Step Two: Fill in the cross corner pieces. Step Three: Solve the middle layer. Step Four: Start to get the yellow side by filling in the yellow corners and edges, and (here’s the tricky part) making sure those final pieces are oriented correctly. (For help, consider this step-by-step which comes complete with explanations of both the “intuitive” steps and the algorithms you’ll need for different situations you’ll encounter on the way.) For reference, here’s the entire walkthrough:  The Math—Explained (Kinda) Now, to solve the cube—but if that bothers you and you want to know what’s going on behind the cube, get ready for. First, there’s permutation group theory, which how the cube is nothing more than “an ordered list, with 54 fields [containing] 6×9 values (those are the colors) on which we can apply operations (basic face rotations, cube turns, and other combinations) which reorient the permutation group according to a pattern.” Um, what? In other words, don’t think of the cube as a series of colors or shapes or equations.

Think of it as a piece of everyday literature—a grocery store list, a to-do list, that sort of thing. When you think of it less as a mathematic entity and more as a thing you’re extremely familiar with, you’ll be able to wrap your head around the thing and solve it all the quicker. Then, familiarize yourself with “God’s number”—which is 20, by the way. In 2010, a team of researchers—plus three-and-a-half decades of Google-donated computer time (that’s not literally 35 years, but rather 35 years of cumulative time spent across all research teams on computers, running equations, doing math)—found out that the maximum number of moves to solve any Cube is 20. No matter what sort of disaster you’re working with, there is a way to solve it in 20 turns flat. You just need to find it. But don’t give up.

Rubik himself got his speed down to just 60 seconds, from the 30-days-and-change it took him in the beginning. So no matter how long it takes, just keep practicing. Or, if you really wanna throw in the towel, there’s a much easier solution: just input your scrambled mess—the colored squares as laid out on each side—into It’ll just solve it for you. And for more ways to sharpen your mind, To discover more amazing secrets about living your best life, to follow us on Instagram!

It is mainly to help solving a real puzzle that this software was conceived. It knows how to solve among others the classical Rubik's cube (cube of size 3), the junior cube (size 2), the master cube (size 4), the professor cube (size 5), the pyraminx (tetrahedron of size 3), the 6 colors or 12 colors megaminx (dodecahedron of size 2), the skewb cube and the skewb ultimate. Solving is done in three steps: first you have to select the right puzzle, then enter in the software the actual configuration of the puzzle by painting its facets, and finally ask to solve. 1.Selecting the right puzzle: - In the menu 'Change puzzle', select the geometrical form you want and the size you want. Or - Press one of the buttons on the left for the most common puzzles: - Click on the 'Paint facets' button represented by a brush and colors: Or - In the menu 'Actions', click on 'Paint facets' A facet is highlighted and waits for you to give it a color by clicking on one of the colored buttons on the right side. When you gave it a color, we go to the next one etc.