CUBE ROOM / ALGORITHMS
Every algorithm
has a starting point.
Identify the stage, then check your orientation. These six algorithms match verified examples in the workshop; they are not one-click answers to every scramble.
Unsure about U, R′ or R2? Read the move notation guide first. →White Corner Insertion: When R U R′ U′ Works
Check the exact white-corner orientation and front-right slot before using this four-move insertion example.
R U R' U'Middle-Layer Edges: A Right-Insertion Case Explained
Find an edge without white or yellow, align its front color, and use an eight-move right insertion while preserving the bottom layer.
U R U' R' U' F' U FThe Yellow Cross: Turn a Horizontal Line into a Cross
Check the top edges, hold the yellow line horizontally, and use F R U R′ U′ F′ before verifying the first two layers.
F R U R' U' F'Sune Explained: R U R′ U R U2 R′ and the Correct Setup
Recognize the specific yellow-corner pattern, understand the U2 half turn, and check the result after the complete sequence.
R U R' U R U2 R'Position the Last-Layer Corners: Understanding a T-Perm Case
Check the solved corner pair, follow the 14-move sequence, and understand why two edges also move.
R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F'Cycle the Final Three Edges: Direction, Setup and Checks
Keep the solved edge at the back, follow where the other three belong, and verify all six faces after the cycle.
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