Recent content by larrie12

Hi Discomantis. Good to hear from you. I solved 4x4 Rubik’s so many times, it’s not a challenge anymore. I bought a 5x5 Rubik’s cube. It was poorly made and really hard to turn. It finally seized up and broke a piece off. I have after market cube now that turns nicely, easily. I can solve the...

Yeah, I get it. You have no proof that I don’t watch tutorials, except in your imagination!!

They are lowering the discourse to their low level.

Conspiracy Nut!

Polly want a cracker! lol

You’re 100% wrong and cynical too!

Oh! Thanks! That’s a lot of work you put into that post! I really appreciate it!

I did. I’m just trying to trace back the thread so I can catalogue which algorithm go which each specific case. The way it is now I have go back page by page to find out which algorithm worked.

I traced it back to post 97 dealing with corner parity!

Wait, it’s not for adjacent edge pieces. It’s used for opposite edge pieces and corner pieces. I wish there was a way of tracing a thread so I could see where I first used this algorithm. No, it’s not for adjacent edge pieces, but I think I used this algorithm for swapping corner pieces. I wish...

Oh wait a minute. This like my case of opposite edge pieces. Ok, I have green face facing with the blue/edge pair. So I hope this. Does OMG! It worked! So am I correct in thinking this algorithm works on opposite and adjacent edge pieces?

I think I have to the red or orange side facing me when perform the above algorithm…based on post #229.

I have a case where all the corners are correct, but I need to swap two opposite edge pieces. Do I use this algorithm: Rw2 R2 U2 Rw2 R2 Uw2 Rw2 R2 Uw2? And do I have to have the green or blue edge pieces facing me when I perform the algorithm? I’m so close but the top layer is the hardest...