Today is my first day downloading and using too, but I think the solution here is simple (it also comes with a question): Why are you using cube explorer for OLL? That is probably the least advanced way to do it, no offense. You could use Jperm.net, the Jperm youtube channel, or heck even the gan pamphlet. No offense by the way, I just wanna know.
Today is my first day downloading and using too, but I think the solution here is simple (it also comes with a question): Why are you using cube explorer for OLL? That is probably the least advanced way to do it, no offense. You could use Jperm.net, the Jperm youtube channel, or heck even the gan pamphlet. No offense by the way, I just wanna know.
Shift-click to indicate that you want to solve a piece's location, but not necessarily orientation. This is visually represented with a cross-hatch shading pattern.
Ctrl-click to indicate that you want to solve a piece's orientation, but not necessarily location. This is visually represented with a diagonal shading pattern.
For the purposes of finding OLL algs, you don't care about the location, so use ctrl-click while painting the last layer colour.
Puzzle: This field determines which puzzle is to be solved, therefore determining what the move notation is. 3x3x3, 2x2x2, Pyraminx, Megaminx, and Skewb are natively supported puzzles: just selecting that puzzle on the dropdown is sufficient. The batch solver also supports custom puzzle definiti...