If you have git installed, type the following into your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/Code-Bullet/RubiksCubeAI.git

Else, download the zip file and unpack by clicking the green "Clone and download" button on the top right of the screen.

1. Open the Processing application
2. Click File > Open
3. Go to where you downloaded the files for this repository, the folder should be called RubiksCubeAI
4. Inside the RubiksCubeAI folder there should be another called RubiksCube
5. Inside the RubiksCube folder click on the file called RubiksCube.pde
6. You should now see RubiksCube.pde as well as the rest of the files opened up in the Processing application
7. Press the Run button or click Sketch > Run

1. Open RubiksCube.pde in the Processing application. It is located at. RubiksCubeAI/RubiksCube/RubiksCube.pde. (See Open The Project Files for additional information)
2. Press the Run button or click Sketch > Run
3. Press L to Lock/Unlock the cube
4. Press Space to initially scramble the cube
5. Press Space again to watch the program unscramble the cube

Open RubiksCube.pde in the Processing application. It is located at. RubiksCubeAI/RubiksCube/RubiksCube.pde. (See Open The Project Files for additional information)

On line 8, modify the variable called numberOfSides

//dont do even sized cubes (it wont work)
//Have fun

int numberOfSides = 25;//<<< change this to change the size of the cube

It is initially set to 25, if you want the standard 3x3 Rubik Cube set numberOfSides to 3.

//dont do even sized cubes (it wont work)
//Have fun

int numberOfSides = 3;//<<< change this to change the size of the cube

Open RubiksCube.pde in the Processing application. It is located at. RubiksCubeAI/RubiksCube/RubiksCube.pde. (See Open The Project Files for additional information)

On line 96, modify the function called size(1000, 1000, P3D);

  size(1000, 1000, P3D);
  //size(2000, 2000, P3D); //if you've got a 4K monitor then you can uncomment this out to have a bigger window, also make sure to comment out the line before

The first number is width and second number is height in pixels.

Modify these to match your screen resolution.

If you are unsure of your screen resolution go to: http://whatismyscreenresolution.net/

If your screen resolution is 1920x1080 modify line 96 like so:

  size(1920, 1080, P3D);
  //size(2000, 2000, P3D); //if you've got a 4K monitor then you can uncomment this out to have a bigger window, also make sure to comment out the line before