Pairing Up Final 4x4x4 Edges

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I am currently unable to pair up most of my last layer edges. Every time I watch a video, all I see is a mixed 3x3x3, where as mine looks like this

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Basically as soon as I get all my white edges and middle layer edges, I begin the yellow ones.

I got all the way up to this point. What do I do?

 

[Rocky0701]

Look up a 4x4 last four edges tutorial on youtube. You will need to learn how to do this to finish the 4x4.

 

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Look up a 4x4 last four edges tutorial on youtube. You will need to learn how to do this to finish the 4x4.

Maybe it'd be best if you actually read my post.

I am currently unable to pair up most of my last layer edges. Every time I watch a video, all I see is a mixed 3x3x3, where as mine looks like this

I am looking specifically for something that doesn't teach it to me in a mixed manner.

 

[qqwref]

If you're using the reduction method, you should be pairing up ALL of the edges before starting the 3x3x3 stage.

If you're not using the reduction method, this is a parity case which you have to solve either directly in one algorithm, or with a parity algorithm plus a 3-cycle. here are some algorithms for this specific case.

 

[goodatthis]

I recommend you just learn basic reduction (ending in a mixed up 3x3). Basically you pair up all of your edges like normal, in any order, and then you wind up with a scrambled 3x3. Really simple, much simpler than a layer by layer method like you're doing.

For a beginner method and one much more expandable to faster methods, reduction is the best method.

 

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I am currently unable to pair up most of my last layer edges. Every time I watch a video, all I see is a mixed 3x3x3, where as mine looks like this

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Basically as soon as I get all my white edges and middle layer edges, I begin the yellow ones.

I got all the way up to this point. What do I do?

This requires 16 moves to solve from the position you are holding it.

R B r U2 r U2 F2 r F2 l' U2 l U2 r2 B' R' is one way to do it.

 

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