Rubik's Revenge Notation

[Skargogh]

On cubemania, the scramble they give you doesn't include any *'s, which is what I learned for twisting two layers at the same time (for instance, R and r simultaneously). How do they indicate that?

 

[pcharles93]

They don't. And for wide turns you use a 'w.' Never ever learn anyhing from Dan Brown ever again. He teaches you brainless solving techniques that require no intuition at all.

 

[Skargogh]

lol! thanks.

 

[TimMc]

(rR) (r'R') (rR')

Tim.

 

[qqwref]

On cubemania they use the "multislice" notation where a lowercase letter means a double layer turn, not a slice turn. Most scramblers work this way these days, since it is faster to do turns when you don't have to do slice moves.

 

[pcharles93]

On cubemania they use the "multislice" notation where a lowercase letter means a double layer turn, not a slice turn. Most scramblers work this way these days, since it is faster to do turns when you don't have to do slice moves.

So on cubemania, the lowercase letters mean wide turns? Oops. I've been doing them as slice turns.

 

[MistArts]

On cubemania they use the "multislice" notation where a lowercase letter means a double layer turn, not a slice turn. Most scramblers work this way these days, since it is faster to do turns when you don't have to do slice moves.

So on cubemania, the lowercase letters mean wide turns? Oops. I've been doing them as slice turns.

Still not official notation....