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Okay, I was thinking of the 2x2 and I came up with a brand new 2x2 method.
It will require 72 algorithms. But here are the steps.
solve first layer , the pieces can be incorrectly permutated.
orient the corners of the last layer and at the same time permutate the corners of the first and last layer. If this is a totally new advanced method could I name it my last name
. No, jkjk. Well, maybe:rolleyes:.
It will require 72 algorithms. But here are the steps.
solve first layer , the pieces can be incorrectly permutated.
orient the corners of the last layer and at the same time permutate the corners of the first and last layer. If this is a totally new advanced method could I name it my last name