| ryanheise.com | How to solve Rubik's Cube...in very few moves, with no memorisation |
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This site describes a method for solving Rubik's Cube very efficiently using no memorised sequences.
Note: If you are a beginner, you will probably want to start with this Beginner's Rubik's Cube solution. Why?Learning to solve Rubik's Cube without the aid of memorised sequences is certainly much more difficult than just memorising the answers. So why bother doing it the hard way? My own motivation was to discover the cube's secrets, to be able to actually solve it rather than recite memorised answers, and to solve it efficiently. If you have similar goals, then this method might be for you. If not, you may instead prefer this Beginner's Rubik's Cube Solution. Where should I begin?If you want to jump straight into it, here is a description of the basic solution steps. However, to gain the necessary skill set to actually execute these steps, you may need to study the fundamental techniques and familiarise yourself with some basic cube theory. News 27/Dec/2007
Rubik's Cube Chat is a new chat program with a live Rubik's Cube, useful for showing people cube moves over the Internet. It's a slightly late Christmas present ;-) 03/Nov/2007
If you have a highscore on the Rubik's Cube Simulator, you can now embed a replay of your highscore into your webpage, like so:
15/May/2007
There is now a forum-style interface to all of our community mailing lists at CubeOosan. This is similar to GMANE and The Mail Archive although more forum-like than those. 21/Jan/2007
I have made a special version of the Rubik's Cube Simulator that allows you to practice specific steps in your solution. It works by allowing you to input a set of generators, and will produce random scrambles from those generators. It may be difficult to get the hang of, but it can be a very useful training tool. 22/Dec/2006
Added "permalinks" to the simulator. This makes it possible to link directly to your solve. For example, here is a permalink to my record solve. 21/Dec/2006
This one's for the blindfolded cubists: Blindfolded Rubik's Cube Simulator. Merry Christmas :-) 20/Aug/2006
Wrote a new page describing the history of Rubik's Cube solving techniques and their evolution over the years. 02/Aug/2006
Updated my Rubik's Cube solution page with more examples and a new structure. 26/Jul/2006
BETA 1 of the Multi-player Rubik's Cube Simulator is released. 27/Jun/2006
Added rolling averages to the cube simulator. 18/Jun/2006
The maximum rotation speed on the cube simulator has now been increased from 6 moves/sec to about 9 moves/sec, this in response to some of the faster cubists complaining that my applet can't turn as fast as they can think :-) The new code works by increasing the speed of rotation only when there is a backlog of moves to be animated. This means that if you move slowly, it will animate slowly, and if you move quickly, it will animate quickly. 12/Jun/2006
Created the Cube Database, an interactive database of move sequence. Its goal is to show different ways of performing sequences through computer animation. 19/May/2006
Added high scores to the cube simulator. 14/May/2006
Here's a new speed cubing "simulator" (for office use). I have tried to make the keyboard bindings closely resemble the way our fingers interact with real cubes. For example, your index fingers are used to trigger U and U'. "Sune" becomes IJKJIJJK. It is also possible to perform two moves simultaneously, provided that they move around the same axis. My best time so far is about 1:28.29 27/Mar/2006
Moved site to new domain. Copyright © 2003-2007
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