Introduction
These pages describe a speed-cubing technique for experienced cubers. Other cubers may use a similar approach, because there's nothing very special about it. When I found it, I decided to give it a chance because you can make it very efficient using a limited set of formulae.
Build
a 1x2x3 block on a sideBuild
an opposite 1x2x3 blockSolve
the 4 remaining cornersSolve
the 6 remaining edges and 4
centers| In
the move sequences given later, the usual letters will be used: U, D,
L, R, F, B. R = look at the right side and turn it clockwise R2 = RR R' = RRR Of course, inner slices are slices like others and can be moved using a single move: E, M, S. Lower-case letters mean you have to turn two layers instead of one. r = RM' This notation is not perfect, but it's the most widely used. |
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My cubes follow Rubik's standard color scheme. Similar colors on opposite sides help a lot: White/Yellow, Orange/Red and... hum... Green/Blue. They look like on the pictures below.
