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Two Layers V. ....Top Cross Parity VI. ...Basic Method Permutation Parity VII. ..2-Look OLL/PLL Permutation Parity I. Some New Notation The basic notation on the cube is pretty much the same as the 3x3 with a few exceptions. http://loki.ist.unomaha.edu/~jtrimm/project/4x4.html The standard cube notation for Right, Up, Down, Left, Front, (and rarely) Back will http://cubeloop.com/?p=925 remain the same. But with more things to turn, there needs to be some more notation. The new notation is quite simple. When both layers need to be turned like the image to the left, the format CAPITALlowercase is used, so if an algorithm requires turning both the outer-most layer and the middle one accompanying it (the parity error right face for example), it would say "Rr". If only the inner layer needs to be turned, the algorithm notation will be just the lower-case letter. The denotation of the layer highlighted in the image to the right is "r". Some might say that there are no centers on this cube. This is untrue, though. By definition, a center piece is just a cubelet with one color. There are four centers of each parity error algorithms color on this cube, but only when these four are combined together is the "center" formed. Likewise for edges, there aren't any unique edges like there were on the 3x3 cube. Instead there are two of each type of edge on the 4x4 cube. When paired together, it forms a double edge or dedge. Dedges will be explained in greater detail in section III. II. Creating the Centers Remember how I said there were 4 centers for each color? Well, the first step in solving the 4x4 cube is to pair these up on all sides. At first, I sugges you try messing around with the cube first and try to accomplish this step on your own as it is very intuitive. I won't completely abandon you on this step though since it is fairly challenging to finish without help. Since there is no fixed center piece, you have to actually learn how the centers are supposed to be so you don't end up having an unsolvable cube. The way I always start with the 4x4 is by first solving the red center, then the white center to the left of the red center, and finally the blue center above the white/red corner. Once these centers are done, you can use the opposites of these colo
Corners correct - edges flipped No edges flipped correctly T-shapes I-Shapes L-Shapes W-shapes C-Shapes P-Shapes Fish-Shapes Square-Shapes Lightning bolt-Shapes Knight-Shapes Awkward-Shapes PLL Advanced F2L Empty slots Adjacent Diagonally Pieces stuck Adjacent Diagonally Multislot L' (R U R') L - group L' (R U R') U L - group L' (R U R') U2 L - group L' (R U R') U' L - group (R' F R F') - group (R U2 R') - group (R U' R') - group (R U R') - group Non-matching pair ZZ Method EOLine F2L OCLL COLL T cases U cases L cases H cases PLL Advanced methods Winter Variation Summer variation EJF2L Cube collection Solution / Tutorials 4-axis puzzles 5-axis puzzles Sitemap OLL & PLL parity on the 4x4x4 Posted by :Dennis On : February 9, 2012 2 Category: Article, Big Cubes Tags:4x4x4, big cube, Chris Hardwick, Frank Morris, Frédérick Badie, Michael Fung, oll, parity, pll, revenge cube It was a very long time ago since I solved bigger cubes. Of course I had forgotten the OLL parity fix on the 4x4x4 by a move or two The PLL parity, which is more easier to remember, however I remembered after a little bit of trial and error. Here are the algorithms I use for solving the parity cases on the 4x4x4: OLL parity: (Rr)2 B2 U2 (Ll) U2 (Rr)' U2 (Rr) U2 F2 (Rr) F2 (Ll)' B2 (Rr)2 PLL parity: Opposite swap (Rr)2 R'2 U2 (Rr)2 R'2 (Uu)2 (Rr)2 R'2 (Uu)2 U2 Adjacent swap y' R' U R U (Rr)2 R'2 U2 (Rr)2 R'2 (Uu)2 (Rr)2 R'2 (Uu)2 U R' U' R Here are some more OLL and PLL parity tricks for the really advanced users Chris Hardwick (speedcubing.com) Frank Morris (bigcubes.com) Michael Fung Frédérick Badie Dennis Visit Author's Website Follow On Twitter Subscribe To RSS Previous Post ZZ advanced methods Next Post
Fully Functional 4X4X6 Being Mass Produced Comments (2) Ziad July 12, 2014 at 4:11 am In the adjacent PLL case what does the y' mean? Is it just a typo or a different notation Reply cubeloop July 12, 2014 at 1:36 pm Same as U' Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Requ