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Rubik's cube solvingThis page explains how to solve a 6x6x6 cube. Every cube of higher order than 3x3x3 involves reducing the cube to a 3x3x3 cube, and then solving for that. The even cubes are initially easy to solve, but you'll potentially encounter parity problems you'll have to fix. For the 6x6x6 there are 6 possible parity problem states. Fortunately, you only need to remember 3 series of moves, where 2 of them resemble each other closely. Unfortunately, there is one parity problem that involves very difficult to understand/remember steps. Each side is made up of 16 centers, 16 edges, and 4 corners. With 6 sides this makes for 96 centers, 96 edges, and 24 corners, for a grand total of 216 faces. Each center is alone, each edge is paired with 1 other edge, and each corner is paired with 2 other corners. This makes for a grand total of 96 + 48 + 8 = 152 blocks. The pictures show you how to go about solving the cube. The solution assumes you have at least some basic knowledge of how to handle the cube, so not all of the basic steps are shown. Make sure you always have the exact correct orientation or the supplied moves will not work properly. Remember to first check the general instructions page if you're new to my solutions. |
Steps to solve the 6x6x6 cube
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