Well, when I got to step 16 I realized I needed to visualize the cube in another way, if I was ever going to learn these new algorithms comfortably and that is when I made that third picture in MS Paint. I knew there were other ways, speedcubers use them quite often, as do machines programmed to solve cubes. Over the course of the steps, well, almost immediately, I realized the solver wan't using the "standard" (L1&L2: white cross to side faces, L1: white corners, L2: side sides, 元: yellow cross, 元: yellow corners) algorithms to solve the cube. That's when I found Grubik's, and decided to plug this cube into it just for fun to see what the solver was like. So, I looked up some videos, got a little distracted by other things and decided to just go back to my old routine of learning all over again by exploring the web for other solutions. Well, I have been working on it for about 3 hours over the last week and I have failed to recall the algorithms for the bottom layer. Besides, it was already in the arrangement I wanted to try and solve.
I have one in storage as well, but, it was easier just to buy this cube. Well, after finding all my props my mind was still on the cube, so I bought it, for 25 cents.
I barely even remembered the algorithm for the sides of the second layer and gave up on the cube in the store. Then I stopped cubing.įastforward to last week when I was out shopping for props, for my OHOL pictures in these two threads:Īnd I saw a cube at a thift store and while trying to solve it there, realized I'd forgotten the algorithms for the bottom layer's cross and corners. I did that until I could solve a cube without looking at written down algorithms or using any sort of cube solver. I spent a lot of time watching videos and reading stories about cubers speedcubers mostly. So, about 10 years ago I used to spend about 10 hours a week, every week, for about a year, solving Rubik's Cubes, mostly repeating the algorithm's in the little manual that comes with the cube, but also looking up solutions online. Can you solve this Rubik's Cube in 4 steps?
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