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Guest • 10 years ago

The most incredible site about Rubik's Cube I've ever found

tymon kolasinski • 3 years ago

Noice

matthew • 2 months ago

hi i am now learning cfop and if pros are seeing this give me some tips on remeboring oll

Abrar • 1 month ago

I may not be a pro but my advice would be don't pressure wash your cubes it doesn't help

asdf • 2 months ago

caca

MEHDI 8 • 1 year ago

I AGREED

Walvire • 9 years ago

Noice Dayan Zhanchi.

Guest • 9 years ago

Notice ... I have 9 different speed 3x3 cubes. Made by different companies.
Dayan 5 - Zanchi
Dayan 2 - Guhong is another 3 x 3 cube
ShuangRen 2 is another 3 x 3 cube

solvethecube • 9 years ago

I have deleted the comments here because I have no intention of letting my site become a breeding ground for hatred. Anyone persisting in such behaviour will have to be banned, which is something I'd really rather not do.

solvethecube • 10 years ago

Thanks Majik!

Guest • 8 years ago
Janardan • 8 years ago

Your CFOP algs helped a lot, man. My new PB is 19 seconds.

Diamond RAT • 4 years ago

my BEGINERS AVRAGE is 13 seconds lol

Doumya • 2 years ago

Stop bluffing you are embarrassing yourself!

dont look at my name • 1 year ago

send videos and recons then.....

solvethecube • 8 years ago

Thanks Janardan! Excellent job breaking 20 seconds!

Guest • 9 years ago
solvethecube • 9 years ago

This truly is your finest work Majik.

Majik Imaje • 5 years ago

It was & is a lot of fun - Great Practice

Guest • 9 years ago

This "game" can be very frustrating - Or - very addicting !!
It all depends on "your skills".

Guest • 9 years ago

To the "Genius" that designed this page :-)
Thank You so much for all of the incredibly hard work you put forth to make this site.
The "Triggers" make it so much easier to memorize and learn by intuition how to solve these algorithms.
For those that have "smartphones" I have arranged all of these algorithms in numerical order so that we do not have to go back and forth through the list to find a certain "value".

solvethecube • 9 years ago

Thanks Majik! I've included sorting by number to hopefully make your life a little easier, but thanks for putting in the hard work anyway! If you ever think that something on the site could be improved, just give me a shout and I'll see what I can do.

Guest • 9 years ago

Perhaps you can remove my photos as they didn't come posted in the correct order that I posted them in. I thought it was going to show the five different images individually

solvethecube • 9 years ago

I don't think I can... I'll leave them there so others can see that you're dedicated to the cause!

Guest • 9 years ago

Here is how we "practice" (algorithm's) From a solved cube:
Perform an algorithm and watch what happens.
How far can you go ???

So we always start with cube that is already "solved"
Then we do a :
#1 and it equals # 2
# 2 = # 2................................# 30 = # 33

# 3 = # 4................................# 31 = # 40

# 4 = # 3................................# 32 = # 39

# 5 = # 8................................# 33 = # 33

# 6 = # 7................................# 34 = # 37

# 7 = # 6................................# 35 = # 37

# 8 = # 5................................# 36 = # 32

# 9 = # 13..............................# 37 = # 33

# 10 = # 8..............................# 38 = # 31

# 11 = # 15............................# 39 = # 32

# 12 = # 7..............................# 40 = # 31

# 13 = # 9..............................# 41 = # 43

# 14 = # 10............................# 42 = # 33

# 15 = # 8..............................# 43 = # 45

# 16 = # 7..............................# 44 = # 45

# 17 = # 18............................# 45 = # 44

# 18 = # 17............................# 46 = # 43

# 19 = # 17............................# 47 = # 51

# 20 = 20...............................# 48 = # 51

# 21 = 21...............................# 49 = # 54

# 22 = 22...............................# 50 = # 49

# 23 = 25...............................# 51 = # 48

# 24 = 25...............................# 52 = # 52

# 25 = 24...............................# 53 = # 53

# 26 = 27...............................# 54 = # 54

# 27 = 26...............................# 55 = # 48

# 28 = 28...............................# 56 = # 50

# 29 = 44...............................# 57 = # 28

Andz Somewhere • 9 years ago

how about #56? i think you forgot that dude. tnx

Guest • 9 years ago

Well we are currently making a laminated set of index sized "flash cards" with the colored picture of the each of the 57 patterns of the OLL

And on the back of each flash card are the
Notations needed using (colors)

Then a phrase or short clue to give info to help remember the algorithm
#1 is blue X 2 for U 2 (blue R' F R F' times 2) + 2 - U's

On a cube that is solved : # 2 = # 2
# 5 = 8
# 10 = 8
# 15 = 8

When I "See" A "C" I can say: C = Red X dr U2
When I "See" A "Z" I can say Z = Red Fur
We have developed all sorts of memory aids to help remember these 57 algorithms.
Thanks for making it so much fun -
Konquer the Kube is our motto

Currently I have about 35 of the algorithms intuitively memorized
by employing "helps" "#3 is more than #4 (same algorithm but 3 has more "counter" than 4 does.
3 & 4 sorta look the same and it is very easy to get them confused
using "helps" help you remember what you need to know
W's confused me for a long time - Then I found a way to remember them - W (right) is 132 ( 1 ') (3') (2') (R)
then - W (left ) is 312 (3' ) (1') (2') (L)

Raunak Singh • 10 years ago

Thanx it helped a lot..the new site is awsome

Majik Imaje • 5 years ago

And why ?? did EVERYONE run away ?? what happened ??

Majik Imaje • 5 years ago

A Thousand Zillion Thank U's

Ashwanฤฑ kumar • 9 years ago

Thanx a lot solvethecube.com!!! I love you man! This is the most creative and effetient website I ever found on internet!! Thanx a lot!!๐Ÿ˜˜๐Ÿ˜˜

solvethecube • 9 years ago

You're making me blush... thanks Ashwani!

c • 5 years ago

nigga

Someone • 3 years ago

You spelled it wrong

dont look at my name • 1 year ago

tf

Mingguuini Sam • 10 years ago

The "Z" perm have another alg. M2 U M2 U M U2 M2 U2 M U2. but the pair : left with bottom, top with right.

Guest • 8 years ago

I just could not resist
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GLITCH • 3 years ago

dam

Skrilfire • 4 years ago

Bruh

alter • 2 years ago

this is actually rly good

Karthikeyan Sengottaiyan • 4 years ago

Can anyone pls tell me how to memorize these? The algorithms are perfect but I can't memorize them .

Agam From India • 1 year ago

you can repeat the algorithams repeatedly until you do it ten times in a row

Agam From India • 1 year ago

you dont have to do it like for 1 hr continously give breaks so that you can memorize them easily

nicky443 • 7 years ago

solvethecube.com, AWP! i'm staying with the two look algorithm! imagine how long it'll take to scroll for the right algorithm, find it, pass it because you werent quite sure it was the right one, the looking at the cube, doing the wrong algorithm, then trying to go back and find the right algorithm....that'd take yeaaaaaaaaaars! (thanks so much for the 2 look algorithms is what i'm saying :P)

Rayhaneh Hp • 8 years ago

The most useful algorithms i've ever seen, my teacher also uses these algorithms. so I don't have to go to class anymore. Thank you ๐Ÿ˜Š

dededede • 8 years ago

mani imaje your such a ruby cube enthusiast

Popcornprincess • 8 years ago

Just a little tip for memorization if you are having trouble. What I did was start with an easy way to do F2L like a youtube tutorial that is easier than memorizing all these patterns right now. Also try 2looks oll and pll once you have dot the algorithms down for F2L OLL and PLL try graduating into these and practice practice practice!

April • 8 years ago

That's what I did, and it worked well. I'm just starting to learn one look PLL.

Jupiter2323 • 8 years ago

HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO REMEMBER ALL OF THESE??

Majik Imaje • 5 years ago

Using the "colors" of the Triggers helps you remember algorithms