Charles Solves
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This is my gear cube method! If anyone knows what I should name this, leave it in the comments!
1: “Line”
This is not a line, but it is close. It is 2 corners next to Eachother (also this step is bassicly Base Corner orientation but with a side of the corners solved)
2: Opposite Orientation
Orient the edges so they are opposite of the other center or the same as the center in front, for example, a checkerboard pattern is oriented!
This can be done in an algorithm, or intuitively.
3: Permute Opposites
You would solve the gear cube by doing a decently intuitive algorithm. If you solved the corners instead of orienting them, this is a lot easier.
Heres a case:
LINE + DOT:
L D2’ L’ D D3
These algs are pretty intuitive so it should be easy to figure cases out
Also can someone tell me how many algs Permute opposites have?
1: “Line”
This is not a line, but it is close. It is 2 corners next to Eachother (also this step is bassicly Base Corner orientation but with a side of the corners solved)
2: Opposite Orientation
Orient the edges so they are opposite of the other center or the same as the center in front, for example, a checkerboard pattern is oriented!
This can be done in an algorithm, or intuitively.
3: Permute Opposites
You would solve the gear cube by doing a decently intuitive algorithm. If you solved the corners instead of orienting them, this is a lot easier.
Heres a case:
LINE + DOT:
L D2’ L’ D D3
These algs are pretty intuitive so it should be easy to figure cases out
Also can someone tell me how many algs Permute opposites have?
