Figure 2 shows what a matched up white EDGE piece looks like.įigure 2 shows the matching of a White/Red EDGE piece with the White/Red CENTER pieces.įigure 3 shows the matching of a White/Orange EDGE piece with the White/Orange CENTER pieces. Match the white EDGE piece with the white CENTER piece, as well as the color it's matched with and its CENTER piece. These edge pieces will have another color with them. This is more important on bigger cubes (4x4 and bigger) but it's always good to note on the 3x3. Take note that White is opposite Yellow, Red is opposite Orange, and Blue opposite Green. Make sure the white CENTER piece is on TOP (On the Up Face). Lastly, there are three types of pieces on the 3x3 cube corner pieces, edge pieces, and center pieces.
This is the same as an apostrophe, and means the same thing. In the picture, the counterclockwise rotations are designated with an 'i' after. Don't forget that L is a clockwise rotation on the Left Face (Therefore the Left Face will turn towards you) and R is a clockwise rotation on the Right Face, but turns away from you. The added apostrophe, for any face, delegates that move to mean a counterclockwise rotation on its face. If we turn that face clockwise, it's considered to be F, but if we turn it counterclockwise, it's considered to be F' (Pronounced "F Prime"). For example, let's use the F face (Front Face). Notice that there is a difference when rotating a face clockwise versus counterclockwise. A combination of these face moves will allow us to solve certain steps of the cube easier these sets of moves are called algorithms. If you’ll notice, each side of the cube has a certain letter designated to it. It’s important to understand how the cube is manipulated before you begin to solve one. To rotate one corner 120 degrees, use the following algorithm.This will keep all other pieces oriented. To rotate one center 180 degrees, use the following algorithm: 圆.Remember! There are 2 sets of 2 identically colored edges! Use this to your advantage (U-perms).Turn the top layer 45 degrees so you have it facing you just like a side on the Rubik's Cube. Think of the top layer as if it were the regular Rubik's Cube.Make sure that the edges are correctly oriented, and detemine if you have the bar case or the crooked bar case.
Build this on 2 of the colors from your 2x2x2 block (red/blue/yellow in this case).Just reverse one of the edges with the following algorithm: R U2 R' U2 L U' L'. You may end up with it inversed, but it is not a parity. Place together one corner and edge, and then place the second edge and insert them into place.#2 - Build the corner and 2 outer edges of 2 colors Repeat the step above for the same corner 3 times (once for each edge).Now insert (using F2L,) the corner with one of the edges (yellow, red, or blue).To do this, first orient 3 centers in the proper direction (so you have yellow to blue, blue to red, red to yellow) on the 3 edges going clockwise.Here is a small step by step guide, based off of the Petrus Method, that may help you: 1.2 #2 - Build the corner and 2 outer edges of 2 colors.1.1 #1 - Make the cross on the first layer.
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