What do you mean by this? Something like 3×3×2 PLLs?How 'bout a list of
Square 1 style PLLs
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What do you mean by this? Something like 3×3×2 PLLs?How 'bout a list of
Square 1 style PLLs
How 'bout a list of
Square 1 style PLLs
Is it possible to solve the two pairs at the same time? I normally use keyhole to solve one corner, but I'm not sure if it is the most efficient way.Try looking up keyhole
Five minutes in Cube Explorer:I'm wondering if there is any faster solutions to simultaneously swap two diagonal corners without affecting the edge pieces or the solved F2L pairs?
You can check the Corners First method by Ernö Rubik, is on the Speedsolving wiki.I solve 2x2s but can't get very far on 3x3. But, I'm trying to make my own method. Instead of doing F2L afterwards, I solve the corners like a 2x2. I want some algs that help me move edges to a desired position. I know there are already some algs on this for F2L, but those effect the top layer. Any help?
Here are some things you may find usefulI solve 2x2s but can't get very far on 3x3. But, I'm trying to make my own method. Instead of doing F2L afterwards, I solve the corners like a 2x2. I want some algs that help me move edges to a desired position. I know there are already some algs on this for F2L, but those effect the top layer. Any help?
Hi all,
I got stuck on this problem for a while. So sometimes after I solved two diagonal F2L pairs, I get in to a case where the orientation of the two diagonal corners in the D layer are correct, but they are permuted wrong. For example we could do M2 S2 yperm M2 S2 x2, in this case the edges in the E layer are also solved. Usually in this case I will do something very inefficient, like taking out the first corner and do the F2L, and do the other pair. I'm wondering if there is any faster solutions to simultaneously swap two diagonal corners without affecting the edge pieces or the solved F2L pairs?
My current solution to this problem is (assuming FLD and BRD corner need to be swapped): D2 (R'U'R) D2 (R'UR) (Keyhole to solve the BRD F2L pair)
U(L'U'L)U2(L'U'L) (Standard F2L alg, can be replaced)
Many thanks
Fred
It's not possible to rotate only one centre 90 degrees. (Assuming you mean that you have a 3×3 block of centres 90 degrees off from your desired pattern, do 3-cycles to put them in the correct position, or just solve and start over on the pattern.)Rotate 1 center 90 deg
I have a problem making a cube in a cube in a cube on my 5x5. The center is disoriented. Could I get help? Cant post photo sorry