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Because the machine doesn't rotate the whole cube like a human would during solving. The middle piece on each side of a Rubik's Cube doesn't move. The machine
by mangeletti 11y ago
Because the machine doesn't rotate the whole cube like a human would during solving.
The middle piece on each side of a Rubik's Cube doesn't move. The machine rotates each side via the drilled holes in each side's middle piece.
- Patrick_Devine 11y agoHuman's don't typically rotate the cube either when they're speed solving. Rotating the whole cube causes you to slow down. We usually do yellow on top, white on the bottom and then you just think of the other four faces as opposing sets relative to each other (blue and green, orange and red). If you're interested in learning how to solve, here's a link on how to use the Fridrich method. http://ukcubestore.com/fridrich-tutorial.html http://ukcubestore.com/fridrich-tutorial.html