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I solve in layers btw so this is all I have left to finish it
Is there an algorithm for this?<br>
Whenever you have the three edge pieces in the middle, ( when they all have the same two colors on them) and the outer two are facing one way and the middle one is facing the other way, and all the other edges are solved and facing the same way, what do you do?
I can't get the algorithm for pairing the last 2 edges to work.
<p>I made IT!</p>
<p>how do you do the last corners after you do the edge pairing </p>
<p>also it wont let me watch the video </p>
<p>the rubiks cube is awesome</p>
<p>the rubiks cube is awesome</p>
<p>i like it</p>
<p>i like it</p>
<p>i like it</p>
<p>i like it</p>
<p>Great guide, helped me through a couple of algorithims I was having trouble with :) Finally solved it after 3 days. Cheers!</p>
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With the tredge pairing I have 2 Unsolved tredges but to solve them I have to switch the middle cubees, do you know how to fix this?
<p>sorry..step 9 is what does not work.</p>
If you need a 3x3 how to go to captain camos guide
The parody Algorithm: 2Rr, 2B, 2U, Ll, 2U, Rr', 2U, Rr, 2U, 2F, Rr, 2F, Ll', 2B, 2Rr.<br>this may result in and edge swap (the opposite edges are swapped) put them in the TB and TF edges, and perform; 2Uu, 2Ll, 2U, 2l, 2U, 2Ll, 2Uu. that should fix those problems.<br>the algorithm to swap the two corners: place the two solved corners in the back of the cube (assuming the top is solved and not permuted) perform; R', F, R', 2B, R, F', R', 2B, 2R. email me at twpyromaniac@gmail.com if you have any other cubing questions
The long one is :RR2 B2 U2 LL U2 RR' U2 RR U2 F2 RR F2 LL' B2 RR2.<br>Mainly used on the 4x4.
cool I've made up a couple for the 4 by 4.
want a 7x7 go to <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/games/b1d8/">thinkgeek</a>.com<br/>
Or the vcube website.
RR2 B2 U2 LL U2 RR' U2 RR U2 F2 RR F2 LL' B2 RR2<br><br>Or what he used on step 14. (The one above is longer, but somewhat easier to memorize.)
I meant one edge piece/cublet was facing right while the other two on that same edge are facing left. I hope thats sort of clear what im talking about.<br><br><br> ----&gt;<br> &lt;----<br> -----&gt; u know kinda like that?<br>
I'm sorry to be negative - but is anyone else having difficulty following these intructions?<br /> <br /> Step 8:<br /> &quot;If you needed to rotate any faces, make sure you turn the piece out of the way, so that when you turn it back, the piece stays there&quot;<br /> <br /> What?<br /> <br /> &quot;Make the 2x3 center on the yellow side using this method&quot;<br /> <br /> What method? you haven't given us a method - you've just said &quot;solve this bit...&quot;<br /> <br /> I'm not usually an idiot... Last night&nbsp;I was on:<br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.alchemistmatt.com/cube/rubik.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.alchemistmatt.com/cube/rubik.html</a><br /> <br /> And managed to get most of the way to having the centres finished before&nbsp;I mucked something up...<br /> <br /> And now - following your instructions - I can't even get the second one done...
Ok, so basically what I was saying was this:<br /> the main point when you are moving the pieces to make the opposite center to the one you solved originally is that you need to make sure that once you get some 1x2 pairs that are of the same colour (ie a yellow center edge and yellow center corner), you simply rotate the piece up there, and move it such that your piece that you just put up to the yellow face does not get moved down from the yellow face when you rotate the section back.&nbsp; <br /> <br /> I could make a video if that helps you out at all.<br />

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