souljahsu
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I used a fixed cube orientation(blue/green on front, white on bottom) in this video, so I did not explain the rules of EO. I will be working on video tutorials about the other steps of the ZZ methods next week when I have time, and eventually a website text/video tutorial. Anyway I hope this helps all ZZ beginners out there!
Rules are here if you need it:
1. Look at the edge stickers on the U and D sides,
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the R or L side, that edge is considered to be bad.
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the F or B side, look at the other sticker of the same edge. If the other sticker belongs to the U or D side, that edge is considered to be bad.
2. Look at the edges of the E-slice from the front and back views,
- Same rules:
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the R or L side, that edge is considered to be bad.
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the F or B side, look at the other sticker of the same edge. If the other sticker belongs to the U or D side, that edge is considered to be bad.
Rules are here if you need it:
1. Look at the edge stickers on the U and D sides,
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the R or L side, that edge is considered to be bad.
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the F or B side, look at the other sticker of the same edge. If the other sticker belongs to the U or D side, that edge is considered to be bad.
2. Look at the edges of the E-slice from the front and back views,
- Same rules:
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the R or L side, that edge is considered to be bad.
- If there is a sticker that belongs to the F or B side, look at the other sticker of the same edge. If the other sticker belongs to the U or D side, that edge is considered to be bad.
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