nickvu2
Veteran
So do not want seperate steps huh? I found one, not sure it works though: (1,0) / (3,0) / (3,3) / (3,0) / (5,0) / (0,3) / (3,3) / (0,3) / (3,0)
From Jason Baum's site.
Slightly Off-Topic: Is a Green-up Yellow-front colour scheme comp legal?
Colors can face any direction on your cube. You can use untraditional colors as well.
I think these are all the regulations concerning color scheme:
3c) Competitors must use any colour scheme for cube puzzles, as long as the puzzles show one colour per face in solved state. For other puzzles competitors must use any variation that has the same moves, positions and solutions as the original puzzle.
3d) Puzzles must either have coloured stickers, coloured tiles, textures or painted colours.
3d1) Puzzles using textures must have different colours on each face to aid in scrambling and judging.
3e) The colours of puzzles must be solid, the same per colour, and clearly distinct from other colours.
3e1) The stickers/tiles/textures/paint may show an image (in one colour), as long as all stickers/tiles/textures/paint of a colour have the image and the same image.
3f) Stickers/tiles/textures/paint must not be thicker than 1.5 mm, or the generally available thickness for non cube puzzles.