Hello, I have an app (for Windows) and inside the Timer section, there is a tool called "BLD Helper" that is designed to give you the memo of any NxN. If that can be useful and can bring you some value, please try it here and give me some feedback about it, thanks in advance.
The naming convention for making cicles is similar to the 4x4. Since the edges cannot be in any position and there have only a possible orientation for the same spot, there is only needed a single letter for them. That letter correspond to the rightmost sticker in the clockwise direction. Orbits are represented in the next 5x5 matrix
For 5x5:
The missing spots are are used on the adjacent faces.
About the centers, there is a pattern and is a rectangle that can be represented with the A letter for each type of center.
... and so on. Red is the A letter, orange is B, green C and blue D. Taking that into account, please share your thoughts in the comments. Thanks a lot for the time.
The naming convention for making cicles is similar to the 4x4. Since the edges cannot be in any position and there have only a possible orientation for the same spot, there is only needed a single letter for them. That letter correspond to the rightmost sticker in the clockwise direction. Orbits are represented in the next 5x5 matrix
For 5x5:
corner A | edge1 A | edge2 A | corner B | |
edge2 D | center1 A | center2 A | center1 B | |
edge1 D | center2 D | --- | center2 B | edge1 B |
center1 D | center2 C | center1 C | edge2 B | |
corner D | edge2 C | edge1 C | corner C |
The missing spots are are used on the adjacent faces.
About the centers, there is a pattern and is a rectangle that can be represented with the A letter for each type of center.
... and so on. Red is the A letter, orange is B, green C and blue D. Taking that into account, please share your thoughts in the comments. Thanks a lot for the time.
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