Rubik's Cube Solver (New Forum)

abdulsaggaf

This is a new forum for my Rubik's Cube Solver project, since the old one was full of me bumping it. Word of advice for scratchers wanting to get their projects noticed: Don't bump your forums all the time. Anyways, basically I made a Rubik's Cube Solver, it took me about a week to make the essentials, and it's actually still in development as of today. It can generate solves that take on average 80-120 moves, and it even has a built-in feature that checks whether your cube is solvable or not. If you want to check it out, you can do so here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/717982351/
I hope you enjoy. If you'd like to, please give feedback, that would be greatly appreciated. I promise this time I won't bump everyday.

Last edited by abdulsaggaf (Aug. 15, 2022 23:49:23)

abdulsaggaf

Update: It can now detect edge flipping, so I think the cube solver can now correctly detect whether your scramble is impossible or not. This will make it easier to determine errors in the code.
Edit: Nevermind, we still have one more case to account for. I'll figure out how to execute it later hopefully.

Last edited by abdulsaggaf (Aug. 16, 2022 13:42:14)

JJ09012011

Wow! I tried it out, and it works!

abdulsaggaf

JJ09012011 wrote:
Wow! I tried it out, and it works!

Phew. That’s good to hear

abdulsaggaf

I'm also thinking of making a cloud scrolling platformer, let me know if you guys want that to happen.

abdulsaggaf

Started to work on polishing. Added a thumbnail to start.

abdulsaggaf

Added some fun facts in the loading screen.

abdulsaggaf

Do you guys think I should take a break from this and work on something else? I'm worrying that I'm spending too much time on this project alone.

abdulsaggaf

At 300 views and 20 likes I'll mix in a little bit of OLL and PLL, making the solver even more efficient.

abdulsaggaf

I've now added a little bit of PLL into the solver (because some PLL algs are longer than beginner method's). Should decrease the amount of moves by a bit more.

abdulsaggaf

This week, I'll probably:

Add some OLL
Add more UI
Find a better way to display the cube (currently uses 54 clones and looks dirty)

And I might even:

Add a back button (something I should definitely have)
Start development on the CFOP solver

abdulsaggaf

Welp, since you guys managed to reach our goal of 25 likes, I guess I'll start work on the solver that uses CFOP. Thank you all so much. If you like this project, try recommending it here: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/28715018

Last edited by abdulsaggaf (Aug. 20, 2022 16:52:28)

abdulsaggaf

Bump

abdulsaggaf

Bump

abdulsaggaf

Bro.. 30 likes? This is by far the most liked project I have to date. I already have ideas to make this even better, and I think it's time to start making them a reality.

abdulsaggaf

I'm happy to announce, that the CFOP solver is coming soon! I've just finished putting in F2L, and now there is only OLL and PLL left.

abdulsaggaf

abdulsaggaf wrote:
I'm happy to announce, that the CFOP solver is coming soon! I've just finished putting in F2L, and now there is only OLL and PLL left.

I know it's been a long time, since I had school. However, the solver is very close to getting done. I finished OLL already (now averages 60 moves!).

Last edited by abdulsaggaf (Aug. 31, 2022 15:52:11)

abdulsaggaf

abdulsaggaf wrote:
abdulsaggaf wrote:
I'm happy to announce, that the CFOP solver is coming soon! I've just finished putting in F2L, and now there is only OLL and PLL left.
I know it's been a long time, since I had school. However, the solver is very close to getting done. I finished OLL already (now averages 60 moves!).

It's finally done!

jale3ms

How many of the same comments did you do

jale3ms

abdulsaggaf wrote:
abdulsaggaf wrote:
I'm happy to announce, that the CFOP solver is coming soon! I've just finished putting in F2L, and now there is only OLL and PLL left.
I know it's been a long time, since I had school. However, the solver is very close to getting done. I finished OLL already (now averages 60 moves!).when its out can you post the link

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