Step 1
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The first layers When all the layers are solved, your cube will look like this:
No particular algorithm.
The placement of the pieces should remain intuitive.
Here are the main steps:
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The first layer
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The second layer
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The third layer
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The fourth layer
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The fifth layer
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The sixth layer
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Step 2
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The edges of the last layer Once the edges have been processed, your cube will look like this:
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Orienting the edges - Case a
1 edge correctly oriented
This formula will give you 3 contiguous edges that are correctly oriented.
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Orienting the edges - Case b
3 contiguous edges correctly oriented
This formula will give you 3 non-contiguous edges that are correctly oriented.
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Orienting the edges - Case c
3 non-contiguous edges correctly oriented
This formula will allow you to obtain 5 correctly oriented edges.
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Place the edges
The algorithm will perform a circular permutation of the 3 edges in positions 3, 4, and 5.
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Step 3
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The corners of the last layer Once the corners have been processed, your cube will look like this:
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Place the corners
The algorithm will permute the 3 leftmost corners clockwise.
Depending on your setup, you should apply the algorithm a maximum of 3 or 4 times!
The orientation of the corners can vary. What matters is the placement.
(The 3 colors of each corner must correspond to the 3 theoretical faces of the corner)
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Orienting the Corners
The algorithm will allow you to orient the 2 corners on your right upwards.
Depending on your setup, you should apply the algorithm a maximum of 3 or 4 times!
Remember to orient your cube correctly so as not to perform the algorithm more than necessary, i.e., not necessarily with the 3rd layer at the top.
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