They can be ‘standing up’, where the longer side of the edge is high, or ‘lying down’, where the longer side of the edge is low. The invisible color is represented by the odd shape.
Again, it is different to 3x3, as the edges, like their respective corners, only have one visible color. This step inserts the second layer edges. To check whether the corner has been inserted correctly, check whether the visible corner color and the edge that it matches are on a flat face (ignoring the bump caused by the center being badly oriented. The other color is invisible, due to how the cube is cut. On the windmill cube, it is different to the 3x3, as the corners only have white and one other visible color on them. This step involves inserting all the corners to make the first layer complete. This can be done by making the daisy and double-turning all the pieces into place, or directly solving them. The first step is to create the cross, as seen in this picture. I am just using this one so that it is understandable by cubers of all levels, as they will most likely know this method.
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This is not the only method, as explained above, so feel free to use any other method.
Detailed Solving Guideįor this Guide, I will be using the beginners 3x3 method from this website. There are two algorithms, below in the detailed guide, one of which rotates the center by 270° and another which rotates the center by 180°. Therefore, we need algorithms to twist the centers. Since it is a supercube, the center orientation matters, as I said above. I don’t recommend using any methods where you have to recognize corner permutation a lot, like the Mehta method. If you use other methods, then just follow those steps. If you use CFOP, then cross, F2L, OLL, PLL. Next, you would insert the second layer edges, then make the yellow cross, permute the corners, and orient them. So, if you use the beginners 3x3 method, you would start with a white cross, then the white corners.
The solving method is your 3x3 method, keeping in mind that some corner permutations are very hard to recognize. As it is not an official event, there are no scrambling requirements, but the general consensus is that you should scramble with the white (or the lightest color) face on top, and the green (or next lightest adjacent face to white) facing you. The notation is the same as the 3x3 cube. It is not a WCA official event, although some competitions may have it as an unofficial event. The other pieces are there, but are hidden. Other than that, the features that distinguish it from a 3x3 are that the sides only have six distinct pieces, which are the center, the two edges above and below it, and the edge and two corners to the side of one of the center rows. So, what that means is that if one of the red, green, blue, or orange (on a windmill cube) centers are rotated by 90° in either direction or 180°, that would not be considered solved. It is what is known as a supercube, which means that center rotation matters. The cube is a 3x3 cube, but cut diagonally on the white and yellow faces, rather than horizontally like the rest of the cube.
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