Hey I got this thing on the 4x4 that I’m not sure how to fix, I got through the most of it but now I’m on the yellow. He first three rows are all yellow but the bottom one isn’t, I tried all the algorithms for this section and it just keeps bringing me to things that aren’t any of them: The lonely dot, the bar, or the fish, plz help!
_Solving Cross_ 12:10 Straight across algorithm 19:28 Something you may wanna know 20:45 Last 2 edge prices diagonal _White Parity (also 3 layers)_ 24:02 White corner facing you 26:08 White corner on top 27:28 Right corner positioning, wrong orientation 28:19 White corner facing right _Yellow Parity_ 29:26 2 yellow edges not on top 30:40 Yellow bar instance 31:05 Yellow hook instance 31:30 Lonely yellow center 32:15 Almost complete except 2 corners 32:50 Yellow cross 33:12 Fish (all but 3 corners) _Solving Rubik's Cube_ 34:40 getting 2 corners the same 37:57 2 edge pieces opposite flipped instance 39:03 2 edge pieces beside each other flipped instance 39:49 3 sides flipped (counterclockwise fix) 40:34 All sides flipped opposite colours 41:52 Clockwise fix Sorry if this doesn't make sense, it's mainly some points for me. I just did this since I watched the video then decided to go back and label algorithms just in case.
Normally, I don't leave comments, but the way this dude explains a Rubik's cubes is phenomenal! He explains the cube as if it was someone who never cubed before. Its clear and straight to the point with fine detail that explains every bit. The way he explains it, anyone can understand. I watched his video on how to solve a 3x3 and his video is what piqued my interest in cubing in the first place. Thanks dude ! Keep it up !!!
This was so helpful! I completed the 3x3 a few years ago and got the 4x4 to have a higher challenge. I found this video after getting confused by other unhelpful videos that didn’t go into enough detail and this video helped me complete the 4x4 for the first time! This was super helpful and I’ll continue to use this to be able to complete it without help! Thank you!
timestamps for myself: 12:19 edges, directly across from each other 19:22 something you may want to know/3 edge pairs left 20:39 2 edge pairs left/diagonal 21:06 2 edge pairs left/across from each other 24:05 corner on top of edge pair facing straight 26:06 corner on top of edge pair facing up 28:15 corner on top of edge pair facing right 27:17 corner in bottom layer facing right 27:46 corner in bottom layer facing left 29:34 parity yellow facing us 30:47 the bar 31:09 the hook 31:25 lonely yellow center 32:11 only 2 yellow pieces left 32:44 yellow cross 33:10 the yellow fish 34:40 matching the corners 36:30 move edges counterclockwise 37:28 move edges clockwise 38:00 two edges flipped, opposite of each other 38:55 two edges switched, next to each other 40:25 all edges are opposite
Coming from you, it feels great. Thanks so much. I took a lot of time preparing these tutorials. It's been a few years but I just uploaded the Twisted 3x3! Hope to posting more again! Thanks for watching
At first I saw the length of the video and freaked, but when I saw it was in segments and it was easy to find which part I needed, I can now solve the 4x4x4 Rubik's revenge
That was a 43 minute video but it would have took you more than 3 hour to record. I appreciate your hardwork and yeah, I finally learned to solve this thing..
HI, Noah!!! So far, following your tutorials, I have learned to solve the 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4. There is only one that is left out. Will you do a 5x5 tutorial? Thanks in advance!
I finally solved the revenge after giving up on it 10 years ago. I learned to solve a 3x3 cube untraditionally about 25 years ago. I solve a 3x3 different than any instructional video I have ever watched. My son brought me his triangle cube to solve and after figuring it out, I looked over at my extensive collection of cubes where my revenge cube gave me the evil eye. I finally realized I had to get the centers solved and then I would likely treat it just like a 3x3. I did some googling and came across your video. I was able to use your detailed tutorial to solve the centers and then the sides. Once there I went backed to my move sets to finish. Thank you. My son is 9, the same age I learned and I have been wanting to teach him just like my dad did me. Your amazing tutorial with this 4x4 has given me confidence that he can easily learn the 3x3 if we follow along with your 3x3 tutorial. Seriously thank you for taking the time to make this video and for your clear and concise instructions.
I searched for it last year, around March and April. I was really bored that time. I, again searched for it for the 5th time this day. Thank you for this. I just learned it for about 2-3 days and just recalling them now somehow. Thank you again!
6 years ago I solved the 3x3 with your other tutorial. Now, I've come back for the next challenge after getting back into cubing, thank you for making these.
39:04 for 2 edge swapped parity 20:41 for 2 edge swap in beginning 29:30 for yellow parity dont mind me just timestamping so i can check later Edit: Thanks for the likes @everyone (first comment i made on utube and it got this much :))
Got my 4x4 yesterday, and have had a 3x3 for a year now. This was the first 4x4 tutorial I looked up, and managed to solve it in a little over an hour, thanks for the help. :)
I am not sure why, but your tutorial helps explain to me what the other tutorials are talking about. I watched about 5-6 other tutorials before yours and didn't get what they were doing. I guess it helps that you explain all your moves and why you make them while the other tutorials will just say something without explaining and then proceed doing the moves quickly. Kudos to you for helping me solve the 4x4 cube for the first time.
stamps for myself: diagonal center pieces 20:47 right after the diagonal pieces 21:08 the white corner 24:11 white corner rotation 27:28 potential parity fix 29:35 bar and lonely center fix 30:47 hook fix 31:14 solving yellow side 32:30 yellow corner fix 34:42 last bars 36:53
Hey thanks man, got my first solve all by myself after having watched this several times and taking notes. I’m a sub 3min right now and just want to give a sincere bit of gratitude as my unofficial tutor on the 4x4 in my cubing journey.
That's great man, I wish you the best! Just keep on taking notes from various of cubers as you'll learn new methods and tricks. I really appreciate your comment and I'm looking forward to see where you end up! Feel free to join my Discord and keep me posted! discord.gg/beWbCwDf
I really appreciate that you don't have a super slick cube and that you're not flicking all the faces into position. "Tutorials" that do that don't deserve the name and have little interest in teaching their viewers. This was easy to follow, thank you!
Yay! I've watched this for days and days and I've completed my sons 4x4 cube. He's away in Holland at the moment so I've just put it back in his room in the same place but completed now! It will be so funny to see his confused face when he sees it because he's never completed it even though he's very fast at the 3x3 cube!
@@redreaction4735 it was great! He was shocked that it was done and noticed it straight away when he went in his room.... however, He has to go one better, it has spurred him on to complete it himself. He has been working on it for 4 months now since his return from Holland and he won’t watch any videos on how to do it he has to work it out himself. He now has the top and bottom faces completed and just one square wrong on the other four. So very nearly done. He’s just not getting the last finishing moves in to complete it just yet.
This was probably the best tutorial all across RU-vid, you explain every step in such detail that even a person that has never solved a cube before can understand, 10 out 10 from me. Good job!
All the other videos are too fast, and I agree, you are going step by step even if the video takes a long time. I a cube tutorial is more than an hour, and the RU-vid channel is yours, I'll definitely watch it, no matter how much time it takes
most guides tell you to solve the disoriented yellow sides at the end but doing it as the second to last step was brilliant. i just solved it without directions after memorizing your move (with a little luck of course). subscribed and thank you!
You're a legend. Thank you so much man, your tutorials are super easy to follow and I completely understand what you are trying to say. Keep up the good work❤️
Thanks Noah for the deliberately slow description of the method It really helps. It shows that you really wanted to explain it rather than show how quick you are. 🙏
Hi. I just wanted to say that I really appreciate this man for taking out time to make videos for us. Thanks to him, I learned how to solve a 4 by 4. Thank you ❤
12:10 - When pieces are directly across from each other. 20:40 - Last two edge pieces that are diagonal from each other. 21:04 - Last two edge pieces are directly across from each other. 24:05 - When the white piece is facing you (top layer). 26:00 - When the white piece is facing the top (top layer). 27:20 - When the white piece is facing right (bottom layer). 27:45 - When the white piece is facing you (bottom layer). 28:15 - When the white piece is facing right (top layer). 29:35 - The last thing I can't remember. 30:45 - The (yellow) bar. 31:12 31:27 - The (yellow) cube. 32:29 32:58 - Cross 33:20 34:35 35:39 36:49 37:38 38:20 - Last 2 edge pairs back and front. 39:15
Tip for y’all: The algorithms that don’t require the middle 2 rows/columns can be practiced on a 3x3 cube, and lets you get a feel for them without potentially ruining your work.
Hey umm I need help with something . I’m at the last step, I’ve got all the yellow corners but I have a case which is different to everything HES showing. One side is completely filled and then 3 sides only have one piece wrong, is my cube h solveable?
Noah... This is a great video. So nice to see someone who is truly interested in helping people solve the cube as opposed to showing off how fast they can manipulate the cube. Your voice is calming, your videos are very well put together and your explanations are easy to follow. Thanks for helping me keep the fun in "rubriking".
@@noahthecubeguy sir I don't know why but my fish and then when I solve fish my like the place where all yellow is done except for two corners that comes and it is endlessly repeating plzzz help
I learned to solve the 3×3 early 2023,the prism early 2024. This clip has single handedly made me know how to solve the 4×4. It feels so nice. I started on 1st May 2024 and on 10th May,2024,I cracked it. The top layer is the most challenging esp.when there is a parity but memorising the 4 algorithms makes it easy. Proud of this guy,
I watched, learned, and liked on all your tutorials but the 2x2 cause I do not have one. And my parents won't let me because I have a 3x3 and Im getting A 4x4 Soon (What the heck is taking so long Amazon?!). I learned it and I am extremely Happy from your tutorials and I think it's time I sub.
Daniel Oh Aw, well I'm glad your parents let you get the 4x4!! Hopefully they'll realize how amazing you are at solving the Rubik's Cube and get you a 2x2! :o) Thanks for watching my videos and for the sub! If you have any questions, let me know!
Nah, They think the 2x2 is not hard and it's not challenging. I said, why do you say it's not hard if you cannot do it. lol. At my church, some guy let me use his 2x2 and I solved it without any help. They have a point of "No Challenge"
Hey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Noah Richardson you are the best teacher for rubick's cube I have learnt all my cubes from you like 3x3,2x2 and 3x3 mirror cube I'm learning 4x4 from you but I can't understand the edges :c pleas can you make other video!
DUDE I JUST MESSED UP ON THE LAST PART NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO... (Edit 1) 2nd try , same day , failed again (Edit 2) 3rd try , same day , FAILED (Edit 3) 4th try , next day , FINALLY DONE YESSSSSS AFTER 2 YEARS OF HAVING THE CUBE WITH ME ITS DONEEEEEE!!!!! ( Another edit) I dont know why is this edit here but i got it right again after shuffeling it up
Thank you so much for this tutorial, it's so straight forward and I really liked how you said simple terms like "right, up counter clockwise" instead of just R, U prime. As a beginner, it's so hard for me to connect the terminologies with the movement, and your plain language really helped.
I have struggled just with the two adjacent edge pieces. I was also able to resolve that using the algorithm @39:03. Thank you! As I saw my friend solve the 3x3 puzzle, I began to become interested in it. Now, I can solve 2x2 (intermediate level, solving in 30 seconds), 3x3 (intermediate level, solving in 2 minutes), 4x4 and 5x5 with beginner-level speed, easily within 3 to 4 minutes each. Practicing the advanced level algorithms for 3x3. All the best y'all.
awesome bro just now solved my 4x4 for the first time but this method will only be easy for the F2l users(only for the last layer) i solved my last layer using the begginers method which I used for 3x3 also teach the other method(begginers) so it would be easy for the begginers other than this no worries best tutoria hats off Noah
@CodeNet YT ya. I do habe trouble sometimes at the end tho. Im on the last corner pieces and they never match up sometimes. Im like ok... guess i got a parity earlier on and didnt see it lol
24:00 facing u on top 26:04 facing top on top 27:23 facing right in bottom layer 28:17 facing right in top layer 27:54 facing u in bottom layer Don’t mind me... just tryna make my life easier
Back in the ‘81 I sat with a brand new “Rubik’s Revenge” cube, just after it was released, for almost an entire week, making short random movements, and back to “solved” again, until I’d worked out, and taken notes of, enough moves to be able to solve it from any starting point. My parents thought I was nuts! Stupidly, I lent both cube and solution to a so-called “friend….and never seen any of them again!! All that graft for nothing! But a hard lesson in life was learned….never trust anyone with the fruits of your hard labour!! Lol 🤪😆😂🥴😎
Thanks for this tutorial i know how to solve it this dude explains the cube and the processes step by step even tho i got so many parities i still managed to solve it because of him, thanks for the explanation and props to you dude, also continue to do this
I have just solved my 4x4 for the first time thank you so much for this detailed tutorial ❤❤ your explanation was so easy to understand🥺👍🏼 you have gained another sub ✨
Aw thanks so much! I appreciate that. I'm glad my video was able to help you. Feel free to join my Discord to chat or post cube photos :) discord.gg/R2K5Dq36tm
Brother I was not getting any good teacher in the whole RU-vid then I went to Google and searched when I got u and mastered solving the cube in my whole family😁 and thanks to u for that ❤️ u taught it sooo good brother, keep it up 👍🏻 don't ever give up... Love from India 🇮🇳
you could i just did in 8 hours after 3x3 just to know there is more algorythms than 3x3 so it get kinda hard to think but then you have parrity that f everything up.. its hard to understand but when you understand its just difficult thats all i am sitting here now 1hour in searching what to do bc i got parrity with 2 corners that has each other corners.. i am sweating... good luck
After you did all the edges you can do it normally but just need to do 2 algorithms for doing the the last step for edges and for the doing the yellow side for the half plus hope this helps good luck
I solved it once but I'm not sure if i can do it again as i haven't even seen what the parity is for the last layer and i couldn't get the yellow side parity algorithm to work
NOT MY COMMENT I JUST NEEDED A COPY @One Canadian Dude Credit Solving Cross 12:10 Straight across algorithm 19:28 Something you may wanna know 20:45 Last 2 edge prices diagonal White Parity (also 3 layers) 24:02 White corner facing you 26:08 White corner on top 27:28 Right corner positioning, wrong orientation 28:19 White corner facing right Yellow Parity 29:26 2 yellow edges not on top 30:40 Yellow bar instance 31:05 Yellow hook instance 31:30 Lonely yellow center 32:15 Almost complete except 2 corners 32:50 Yellow cross 33:12 Fish (all but 3 corners) Solving Rubik's Cube 34:40 getting 2 corners the same 37:57 2 edge pieces opposite flipped instance 39:03 2 edge pieces beside each other flipped instance 39:49 3 sides flipped (counterclockwise fix) 40:34 All sides flipped opposite colours 41:52 Clockwise fix Sorry if this doesn't make sense, it's mainly some points for me. I just did this since I watched the video then decided to go back and label algorithms just in case.
I learn how to solve the standard cube when I was in sixth grade and it’s been a while since I tried to learn other rubik type... Once I got this type of rubik cube, I will probably start learning this.
Thank you so much! Since my cube was accidentally mixed up by someone, I could not solve it. It was so hard and so frustrating with all the videos, and when I use videos, for both 4x4 and 3x3, they never work. I knew how to solve a 3x3, so some parts I did myself, but I didn't even go through the whole video to solve it! It was so good! Thank you so much! Like if it worked for you!
I hurt my brain, but a couple of hours later I solved it for the first time! Though knowing to solve a 3x3 really did help except for the parity issues ... Thank you for your excellent tutorial, I couldn't have solved it without your guide.
Aw, great job and not giving up! I’m glad this old tutorial still helped you! I’m trying to get people to send me their photos with their cube after solving so I can make a post, if you’re willing to send me yours to my email that’ll be awesome!
This is definitely the best 4x4 explanation that we found. Thank you so much for being so thorough. Most videos just show but don't tell. My 6 year old thanks you. 😁
12:10 Across L' R U F U' L 2 EDGE PISCES LEFT: 20:46 Diagonal R U R' U' F' U F 21:06 Across Bottom two layers clockwise R F' U R' F Bottom two layers counter clockwise WHITE CORNES PISCES 24:06 White is facing us U' R U' R' U2 R U' R' 26:07 White is on top R U R' U' R U R' U' R U R' 27:28 Right corner positioning, wrong orientation, White is facing right R U2 R U R' U R U2 R2 27:54 Right corner positioning, wrong orientation, White is facing us R2 U2 R' U' R U' R' U2 R' 28:19 White corner facing right -Top one layer counter clokwise R' U R U2 R' U R YELLOW 29:35 Hook&Bar r' U2 l F2 l' F2 r2 U2 r U2 r' U2 F2 r2 F2 ( r i rightmiddle layer, l is leftmiddle layer) 30:40 Bar F R U R' U' F' 31:05 Hook F U R U' R' F 31:30 Hook or Bar 32:15 Almost complete except 2 corners -Right Sun 32:50 Yellow cross -Right Sun 33:12 Fish (all but 3 corners) - Right Sun LAST STEP 34:40 All corners are different R' F R' B2 R F' R' B2 R2 36:48 One side completed others counter clockwise R U' R U R U R U' R' U' R2 37:39 One side completed others clockwise R2 U R U R' U' R' U' R' U R' 38:20 Two sides completed opposites need to be flipped 39:18 Two sides completed two need to be flipped counter clockwise 40:33 All sides are opposite from eachother 42:52 Doesn't have parity
All the algorithms 12:12 - Edge pieces across from each other 20:42 - Edge pieces diagonal from each other 21:03 - Two pairs of edge pieces across from each other 24:04 - white corner facing you on the top 26:04 - White corner facing the top 27:20 - White corner facing the right on the bottom 27:47 - White corner facing you on the bottom 28:17 - White corner facing the right on the top 29:30 - Only 2 yellow parities facing you 30:38 - Yellow Bar 31:01 - Yellow Hook 31:26 - Lonely yellow pieces 32:12 - Yellow pieces almost complete (2 corner pieces undone) 32:44 - Yellow cross 33:11 - The fish 34:33 - To get the same colored corners 36:46 - Counterclockwise rotation 37:30 - Clockwise rotation 38:06 - When two edge pieces are flipped on opposite sides 39:02 - Two edge pieces flipped next to each other 40:26 All edge pieces opposite from each other 41:46 - Either clockwise or counterclockwise rotation fix
20:46 last four edges 21:10 last four edges correct 25:10 white facing me 26:10 white facing up 28:23 white facing right 29:37 flip around edges 30:47 yellow bar 31:14 yellow hook 31:40 / 30:47 lonely yellow 32:31 hammer yellow 32:58 yellow cross 33:22 yellow fish 34:42 yellow corners 36:50 CC direction 37:40 C direction 38:22 opposite edges flipped 39:17 side by side edges flipped This is for me later
timestamps: *1. Centers:* 1:11 to 9:34 *2. Pairing Edges:* 9:44 -white edge pieces: 10:20 -yellow edge pieces: 15:30 if only have 1 broken edge on top (unable to bring edge pair to top): 17:29 if edge pieces are on the same face algorithm: L' R U F U' L SOMETHING YOU MAY WANNA KNOW (a.k.a 3 edge pieces left): 19:21 if 2 last edge pieces are diagonal from each other: R U R' U' F' U F (20:46) completing the last 2 edges : Dd R F' U R' F Dd' *3. Solve the rest of the cube:* 21:39 -white cross: 22:21 -solve for f2l (after the cross): 22:56
CLICK ON READ MORE FOR TIMESTAMPS OF MOST ALGORITHMS IN THIS VIDEO!!!!! --------------------------- For making the edges: When you have the last 2 ( incomplete edges ) on the opposite of eachother and they are diagonally DIFFRENT. ( so on the opposite of red yellow is blue yellow ) The blue yellow and red yellow are obviously the 2 last pieces here. 20:41 When you have the last 2 ( incomplete edges ) on the opposite of eachother but diagonally they ARE THE SAME! ( so on the opposite of red yellow is red yellow ) 21:11 ---------------------------------------- This is for the F2L phase ( white cross and side edges completed ) This is for after you have inserted the edges but need to insert the corner piece! When white facing you: 24:09 When white on top: 26:08 When white to the right: 28:24 When white is at bottom facing right: 27:27 When white is at bottom facing you: 27:52 ---------------------------------------------------- Next up for the yellow phase when the yellow edge is facing you: 29:33 Thank me later
When I was a kid, we didn't have youtube to learn this. Now watching a video I can solves 3x3, and this one is tempting me to buy a 4x4 as the steps seems just as easy.
This is a great video but some of these algorithms are just too long and unnecessary. If you already know how to solve the 2x2 and 3x3 I recommend you to try apply some of the algorithms you already know onto the 4x4
Thank you for this tutorial. Just bought 4x4 and your tutorial goes indepth with all different scenarios. You also show steps from start to end. Much appreciated. Good work. After the tutorial I managed to solve this cube in under 5 minutes :)
Alireza Behzadnia I'm going to work on another project and need your help! If you’d like to participate, you can send me like a 5-10 second video clip of your reaction after solving a cube from any of my tutorials. I’m wanting to put together a compilation video of everyone’s reactions! I think it’d be really great to watch! You can send the video to nfivestudios@gmail.com if you want to be a part of the video!
Notes for myself: If the last two edge pieces are diagonal: 20:45 If the last two edge pieces are straight across: 21:08 If white is in the top layer facing front: 24:10 If white is in the top layer facing right: 28:24 If white is in the bottom layer facing front: 27:54 If white is in the bottom layer facing right: 27:27 Solve to completion parity: 37:57
Noah, thank you for the great instruction. I’m 58 years old and these darn things became popular when I was in high school, but they were for the dungeons and dragons/ smart kid crowd, not me the jock… 😂 I learned 3x3 from Jperm, but this 4x4 had me beat till I finally focused on this video… so once again from a grateful old guy… THANK YOU!!!
Hi, thanks so much for this nice comment. I’m glad I was able to help you! I actually just uploaded a new, very detailed 3x3 for beginners. (Ps, I love your profile pic! Jesus saves! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YPzzGPXW8fs.htmlsi=PUOEvc6EvKFarbkS
Just some time stamps so I can go back to that part (You can use them if you want) 0:00 - introduction 0:42 - solving the centers (centre for UK - center for America) 9:37 - pairing the edges
Last edge pieces diagonally: 20:47 White facing right: 28:20 White facing us 25:02 White facing top 26:07 Correct piece at bottom with white facing right: 26:27 Correct piece at bottom with white facing us: 27:53 Solving top layer : 28:46
Omg the last step was scaring me so much. I watched the entire part first to make sure I watched the right parity so I would know what algorithm to use. And I did the correct algorithms I’m 99% sure and it just wasn’t working so after about 5 tries it finally worked 😅
