Hello, I've been trying to solve the 4x4 Rubik's cube for some time now, but I can't figure it out. I know only how to solve the 2x2, 3x3, and Pyraminx. I was just wondering if anyone could give any tips or name a few efficient solving methods.
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I learned how to solve it by just doing centers, doing edges completely scattered and resolving centers after each edge, and 3x3. The only algs you need are the flipping algorithm(R' F R F' R U' R' is the better one), OLL parity, and PLL parity
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there is a beginners method and the yau method (im not sure if theres more). you could just search up on youtube or use cubeskill pdf which is made by feliks.
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Ah yes, the old 4x4.
I highly recommend this video from J Perm. It teaches you how to solve the 4x4 with little prior knowledge. I hope that helps!
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I used the jperm video to learn 4x4, the only problem is the algorithm that he has on the screen is wrong. It has been a while since I had watched it. I had it worked out. The speed cubers website has a list on 4x4 algorithms, just use that list instead of the ones that jperm uses. Good luck
