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tits romney

Ngl I'm feeling pretty proud of myself rn

A solved rubiks cube
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Ayukawa

@pikesley @babe

Dear lord what is that abomination on the bottom left?

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Ball is in parking lot

@babe @ayukawa it's *much* easier to solve than a regular cube

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SamLR/Cass

@pikesley @babe @ayukawa FWIW this is "just" a rubik's cube that you have to care about the orientation of the face-centres rubiks.fandom.com/wiki/Axis_Cu

I still curse the friend who gave me mine scrambled because unsolved it itches

WikiCubeAxis CubeThe Axis Cube, also known as the Axel Cube, is a shapeshifting 3x3 mod that is mass-produced. The solve is similar to that of a Mastermorphix's as they are both 3x3x3 shape modifications. Any 3x3x3 method of solving will get you most of the way there, but layer-by-layer is most commonly used as it is the most simple method. The only real difference between the Axis Cube and a regular 3x3x3 is that the face rotation matters when solving an Axis Cube (similar to a picture cube). If you need to spi
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@SamLR @babe @ayukawa

yeah but you can do this with it though

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@babe @SamLR @ayukawa

These things are a Neurospice Goldmine tbh

A 5x5 Rubik's Cube with a pattern the name of which I do not know
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Ayukawa

@pikesley @SamLR @babe

My highest-ordered cube is a 5x5. Love that pattern though. Got the alg for it handy?

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Ball is in parking lot

@ayukawa @SamLR @babe Lookup "superflip" BUT instead of rolling the centre slice UP, roll it DOWN each time. Try it with a 3x3 first until it makes sense. Then to get this layering, start at the outermost layer and work your way in.

It's entirely possible none of this makes sense, not sure I've ever attempted to explain it before.

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