Respect the initial orientation, and make all the rotations right because if you miss one or make a wrong turn you end up with a scrambled cube. In this case you have to take it apart and build it in the solved state.Īfter the orientation is right go ahead and apply the rotations given by the online Rubik's Cube solver. If the program throws this error many times in a row then your cube might have been assembled in an unsolvable configuration. Go back to the scramble page and try to find the problem. You might have swapped one or more pieces. Please double check your puzzle when the solver says Invalid scramble. When the program finds the steps it might ask you to reorient the puzzle in your hands because it will always solve the cube starting from the bottom layer. Please be patient because depending on your internet connection and computer configuration this can take a while. Use the palette to paint the cube Following the solution stepsĪfter you set a valid scramble you can try to solve it online using the rotation buttons, or click the Solve button and the program will show you the solution. Under the permutation buttons you can see the description of each button to help you understand what they mean. Drag a field with your mouse and rotate in the desired direction. Apply any basic rotation by clicking on one of the permutation buttons or by pressing the corresponding buttons on your keyboard: R, L, U, D, F and B. Generate a random scramble, and reset the cube to the solved position with the Reset button. You can also do multiple clicks on a field to change its color. There are many ways to set up the scrambled cube. You can pick a color on the palette, then paste it on one of the fields. Unfortunately only a layer-by-layer solution is available if your cube is not using the classic color scheme. It doesn't matter if the colors are not in this order on your cube because the program automatically determines the color settings according to the middle pieces. The program is working with any color scheme which uses these six colors: white, red, blue, orange, green, and yellow. Press the Solve button when you set the colors There are three different views to choose from, select the one you like the most.
You have to set the colors of your scrambled cube, press the Solve button and the program will show you the steps (rotations) needed to get it fixed. The site uses cookies to enhance the user experience. For iPhone, Android or other mobile users with a small screen resolution the program automatically switches to a smaller view to fit your device. If the program doesn't respond please make sure that scripts are enabled on your browser. The solver uses client side scripts and is functional in most common web browsers without any additional extension. For this your setup needs to be a valid configuration, using the western color scheme. This program finds the solution in approximately 20 steps (God's algorithm) in most cases.
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