You will have to perform this process no more than three times - and hopefully just once. If after completing the process below, you find that the corners are not quite yet finished, match up your new pattern and perform this sequence once again. If you can’t match one of these pictures, pick another FRONT face until you can match one of the pictures. Rotate the UP (U) face to create a vertical line matching one of the pictures below. Spin the entire cube (keeping the White Side Up) until you can match one of the 7 patterns below. rubik’s cube Flip your Rubik’s Cube over so the completed WHITE face is the DOWN face. If they need to be swapped, perform the following procedure. Once you properly position the Orange corners you will need to check the positions of the Red corners. If the Orange corners were diagonally across from each other, you will need to rotate the Top until the Top Left Corner is actually in the correct position and then perform the following procedure to move the other Orange corner into its proper position. If they are actually backwards (in each other's position) then perform the following procedure to swap them. If the corners are actually in their correct locations (even if their colors are not quite yet facing the correct directions), then this step is complete. NOTE: The appearance of the many Orange stickers on the two top corners is only to show that the Orange stickers can be facing any direction. You will need to skip to the diagonal procedure. NOTE: If the Orange corners are diagonally across from each other If the two ORANGE corners are next to each other then rotate the top layer until you can match your Rubik's Cube to the picture below. It does not matter at this time which directions the ORANGE colors face. If you can’t find any matching sides, that’s okay. Position the cube so that the most complete side of the cube is facing towards the back. After that, look for the side that is the most complete for solving the Rubik’s cube. We will work through the remaining steps this way.įind the two corners on the top layer that have ORANGE on them. Any matching corners If you find a match, turn the top of the cube until the matching colors end up on the correct side. All corners will now be placed.Rubik's Cube: Bottom Corner Position Denny's solution for solving the 3x3x3 cubeīefore we start the next section I want you to flip the Rubik's Cube upside down, so that the Blue face is facing down. Turn the front face counterclockwise, the right face counterclockwise, the bottom face to the right and the right face clockwise. Now rotate the front face clockwise, and more the bottom slice 180 degrees to the right.
Rotate the right face counter-clockwise, rotate the bottom slice left, turn the right face clockwise. We only need to solve three of the four corners on the U face. When the unfinished layer is now faced downward that corner is the lower right corner. When referring to an individual piece on the Rubiks Cube, two or three letters are used. Tipping the cube so you can see the bottom orient a properly placed corner in the upper right corner. The process for swapping diagonal corners is nearly identical. Rotate the right face counterclockwise, the bottom slice to the right and right face clockwise. Rotate the front face clockwise, now torn the bottom slice to the right. Turn the right face counter clockwise the rotate the bottom slice to the left. In the case of 2 being properly placed in the same face, the unfinished face of the cube is faced down with the two incorrectly placed corners in the lower front corners. Case 1 proceeds to the next step, while cases 2&3 need proper relocation. All in place, two in place on the same face or two in place diagonal to one another. There were 3 possible corner location configurations. Once I finish the top 2 layers, I check the last layer corner placements. As a result I orient the cube with the first layer on top and it stays there throughout without changing cube orientation.
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