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== Pros == | == Pros == |
Revision as of 10:27, 22 October 2016
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K4 mixes reduction, blockbuilding, edge pairing and direct solving techniques to produce a method that can quickly and efficiently solve a 4x4x4 (Revenge) cube.
It should be noted that while K4 is designed specifically for the 4x4x4 cube, it can be applied to any size of cube. Modifications can be made to make it friendlier to solve on the bigger (>=5x5x5) cubes.
K4 stands for Kirjava's 4x4x4 Method.
Contents
Overview
The K4 Method consists of 7 steps;
- Two opposite centres
- Blockbuild a 1x3x4 block
- Complete the last four centres
- Complete the first layer
- Rotationless F3L
- CLL
- 3 look ELL
Pros
Small number of rotations required
Efficient movecount
Extremely good F3L lookahead
Cons
Commutators are required for a good understanding of the method
ELL can be difficult for beginners to grasp