Well, this Magic Cube Puzzle is simply a three-dimensional Rubik's Cube! When you first get it, you will be a little confused looking at the messy hexahedron. At first, you feel like you are missing a nerve when you turn it around, and you are always a little short of getting it done. However, once you figure out the trick, you will become a Rubik's Cube master, and you can perform a "cool transformation" for your friends wherever you go, and instantly attract countless fans! Of course, can't solve it? Then appreciate its colors, which are also beautiful! Playing with the Rubik's Cube is like this, you can show off your skills and develop your brain, it really kills two birds with one stone!
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Follows is the 4 steps of CFOP Method:
1. The Cross
This first stage involves solving the four edge pieces in one outer layer of the puzzle, centering around a commonly colored center piece.
2. First Two Layers (F2L)
In F2L, corner and edge pieces are paired up and later moved to their correct location. There are 42 standard cases for each corner-edge pair including the case where it is already solved. It can also be done intuitively.
3. Orientation of the Last Layer (OLL)
This stage involves manipulating the top layer so that all the pieces therein have the same color on top, at the expense of incorrect colors on other sides. This stage involves a total of 57 algorithms. A simpler version, called "two-look OLL" orients edges and corners separately. It uses nine algorithms, two for edge orientation and seven for corner orientation.
4. Permutation of the Last Layer (PLL)
The final stage involves moving the pieces of the top layer while preserving their orientation. There is a total of 21 algorithms for this stage. They are distinguished by letter names, usually based on what they look like with arrows representing what pieces are swapped around. "Two-look" PLL solves the corners and edges separately. It uses six algorithms, two for corner permutation and four for edge permutation.
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