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[abc]toshiro;506470 said:
How do you recognize the 3-cycle in the Roux method's last step? Recognition for that sucks for me...

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Bump. Sorry. I just really need a definite answer.
 
I got a 4x4 for Christmas that I assumed was a Mini QJ 4x4, I was looking up videos of it and the Mini QJ has a ball mechanism. This 4x4 is the same size as they Mini QJ but uses a core similar to the eastsheen, it even has the inner pieces like it too, but it assembles slightly different. What cube would this be?
 
Can you post pictures? Did it come with tiles or stickers? Ask your parents where they ordered it from.

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And they are stickers but they are kinda rough.
 
ShenShou maybe? It's not a Rubiks QJ or Dayan for sure. There's no way your parents got an X-Cube by now. I've never seen the internals of an Eastsheen but it would have a different color scheme if it were an Eastsheen. I can't even think of any more 4x4s other than a YJ which has a spider core similar to the X-Cube and ShenShou

If I had to guess I'd say ShenShou. Look one up on youtube and check to see.
 
It's not a ShenShou, Mini QJ, QJ, Rubik's, Maru, X-cube or Dayan. I'm beginning to think it's an Eastsheen, but are Eastsheens only slightly larger than 3x3s? Oh, and it has the normal U.S. color scheme.
 
Alright well it's not a V-Cube and that's all the 4x4s on the market I believe. So, unless this is some crazy obscure brand nobody knows about it must be one of the previously mentioned. I still think ShenShou.
 
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