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...blindfolded than the Beginner's [[Old Pochmann]], it uses M2 instead of T Perm, but usually it is not recommended for beginners(first time learning [[3BLD * D M' U R2 U' M U R2 U' D' M2 ...

* y R2 D R2 D' R2 D R2 D' R2 ==== Swap D-layer Adj. Corners (4+1) ==== ...

|steps=7 (EOEdge, CO setup, Belt+CO, D-pairs, L6CP, LR, M-Perm) # CO setup: Two 1x2x3 blocks on U and D where the top is an oriented square and pseudopair, and the bottom is all o ...

...ne is the [[Oriented + Belt cube state]]. Use the [[1x2x3 on D to 1x3x3 on D]] step to have the '''OLL cube state''', as in the [[LCBM method]]. ...revious state of this one is the [[LL:EO cube state]]. Use the [[CO Ignore perm]] step to have the '''OLL cube state'''. ...

This intuitive step involves [[block building]] a green Brek-Block on the D [[layer]], and then a blue Brek-Block on the U layer. Brek-Blocks are a typ ...Niklas]] to permute. If two parallel corners need to be swapped, use the T-perm algorithm. <br> ...

...ation. The intended way to do this step is to first intuitively orient the D layer corners, then use the 7 algorithms from [[OCLL]] to orient the U laye ...each other on the B face. Then you can use F2 or M' U* M moves to bring a D layer corner into the U layer, over the spot next to where it needs to go. ...

* Permute edges on the other side by doing (Sune)or(T perm) ...some reverse-sexy moves) (also, there's parity. Just do a x rotation and T perm) ...

...pieces to go. For example, the [[PLL#T_Permutation|T Permutation]] (or 'T perm') swaps the UL and UR edges, as well as the UFR and UBR corners. If you lik {{Alg|y2 R' U2 R' d' R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R U' F |PLL|cube=3x3x3&stage=PLL|}} ...

...is fine, as long as each U/D face has three oriented cubies (ie. with U or D colour on top). ...you, use x2 to flip the cube. Now the misorineted cubie should have the U/D colour facing to the right. ...

...previous state of this one is the [[LL:EO+EP+CO cube state]]. Use the [[A-perm* from LL:EO+EP+CO]] step to have the solved cube state. ...us state of this one is the [[LL:EO+EP+CO cube state]]. Use the [[Commut A-perm* from LL:EO+EP+CO]] step to have the solved cube state. ...

|subgroup= <nowiki><U,R,L,D,B(,F)></nowiki> |esubgroup= <nowiki><U,R,L,D,B(,F)></nowiki> ...

...D move (the original version may have 2) which is considered better since D moves require to use lower dials turns, which is considered slower than upp *[https://youtu.be/5OerYjT0pGg?si=Ae0tTjOpIBgTAOP7 J Perm's Beginner's Clock tutorial using the Flip method] ...

|listofsteps=2 opposite centers -> D and B centers -> Pseudo Cross Edge -> Place any 2 oriented edges on the BR # F2C: Two opposite centers (not U/D ones). ...

...is not permanent; so you can save moves by placing another OD (opposite of D) edge in the DR spot. '''scramble (F2L on D):''' U2 L2 D2 B' D2 R2 F U2 B2 U2 B' R F R' D' B' R' D' L U2 ...

...s in DR, and using an L move to place the other one at DL. You then do a D/D' to solve the line, then undo the Lm ove to position the pseudo cross in DL *U/D layer ...

...ree edges using up to 2 sledgehammer algorithms. If parity occurs, use a J-perm to swap the two edges ...e remaining corners. This process is called hexafusion because if (R' D' R D) is done 6 times, the cube will return to a solved state. If the U and U' m ...

D (down face) = the bottom layer is rotated 90 degrees clockwise (right relat ...tal face is rotated 90 degrees clockwise (right relative to you, following D) ...

1. Solve the First 3 corners in the D layer while leaving the DFR position unsolved. TCMLL+ is where the D layer color is facing towards you ...

1. '''Mixed Cross''': Make a horizontal line on D layer with the DL/DR edges and insert the UL/UR edges in the DF/DB position ...after solving F2L (which isn’t too bad as you can do these rotations as d/d’). ...

## Take one unoriented corner and perform the algorithm R' D' R D multiple times until the corner is oriented. ## Take one unsolved corner and perform the algorithm R' D' R. ...