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@LightFlame_ Thank you!

@GenTheThief Oh okay, got it now. That seems long, manual seems much easier. Thanks!

@Duncan Bannon Well twisted it, then got an Aa perm. Now solved. Thanks everyone!

@Duncan Bannon Ok thanks. But how do I do this? What is the algorithm?

@ZF slow I don't really know what sexy, sledge is. Can you please post the algorithm?

I didn't disassemble my 3by3 or anything but now I'm getting a wrong OLL again and again even when F2L is in correct order. Currently dealing with the picture attached. What's going on?

@greentgoatgal Thank you! :)

@JustAnotherGenericCuber Oh okay. Thanks! But isn't AUF before PLL a thing though?

@TheVideoGamer I definitely think I'll enjoy my stay. So nice of you to offer help, I may need it. Merci beaucoup!

@Thom S. Thanks for the site, just checked and seems good. I have a question though. Is it sometimes necessary to rotate the PLL part to reach the correct perm. I just had to do a U to reach Z perm.

What is this PLL? I'm guessing Z perm, just somehow one corner is flipped. Is that correct. If yes, how do I flip the corner back correctly?

@Tabe Thanks for the welcome :) @cubeshepherd I love the Interstellar soundtrack too, the gradual buildup is quite something! @CornerCutter Thanks! Not too hard, Google seems to love this forum haha

@FireCuber Thanks, it's great to meet you too! The cube is very basic, like $3. Once I master CFOP I'll look into $30 - $50 cubes to decrease time. @MindBlowers Thanks, it's nice to be here!

@xyzzy Okay now I get it. Thanks!

The video was really helpful. Few tricks not taught in the popular beginner's method videos. Suppose 2 are competing, one gets a flipped edge. It means he needs a few more steps to win than the other? Just unlucky that way? Or there are rules?

Thanks :)

What is this PLL? I'm new and understanding PLL seems a bit tricky. I've figured out a few in the past by watching videos but for the life of me can't figure out this one. I've not attached an actual picture because I'll have to attach different pictures of different sides and it will be...

@xyzzy Oh. So it is not an issue with how my cube is assembled? In case it occurs during a competition, what happens? Also, any beginner videos you recommend so this happens less frequently and not half the time?

Thank you @LightFlame_! Seems like you found it. Replied there.

Thanks. I just don't want to deal with it. Does solving the cube the wrong way cause the flipped edge?