I don't understand your question. Do you mean when you have to turn say both R faces? If this is the case both R layers clockwise would look like this in notation... Rw. Both F layer counterclockwise would look like this... Fw' etc.
that is not the answer to my question.
and I had found this thread before. using google. not the forum's search function.
I asked this question here because I really wanted to know the answer and I didn't want to make one.
that is not the answer to my question.
and I had found this thread before. using google. not the forum's search function.
I asked this question here because I really wanted to know the answer and I didn't want to make one.
The Pyraminx has 3 sides per face, with 3 pieces along the edges. The cube is the next up with 4 sides per face. Then the megaminx at 5 sides per face. What puzzles have 6 sides per face, and 7, and 8, and so on?
I don't understand your question. Do you mean when you have to turn say both R faces? If this is the case both R layers clockwise would look like this in notation... Rw. Both F layer counterclockwise would look like this... Fw' etc.
The Pyraminx has 3 sides per face, with 3 pieces along the edges. The cube is the next up with 4 sides per face. Then the megaminx at 5 sides per face. What puzzles have 6 sides per face, and 7, and 8, and so on?
What's the Qualification round in large competitions? I've seen it in Worlds 09 and US Nationals 09. Why do some do it but others don't? What's the point of it?