For a counterclockwise rotation, the layer symbol is followedīy an apostrophe (a single quote}. A symbol by itself labels a clockwise rotation of The move is labelled by the symbol of the layer you are turning A layer which is between the front and back layer is labelled as S ( Standing).A layer which is between the top and bottom layer is labelled as E ( Equator).A layer which is between the left and right layer is labelled as M ( Middle).A layer which is on your left is the left layer and is labelled as L ( Left).A layer which is on your right is the right layer and is labelled as R ( Right).A layer which is at bottom is the down layer and is labelled as D ( Down).A layer which is on top is the up layer and is labelled as U ( Up).A layer facing away from you is the back layer and is labelld as B ( Back).A layer facing towards you is the front layer, and is labelled as F ( Front).Having a cube in front of you, the individual layers are rotated thus: Of course, if you rotate a side, you rotate one The 180 degreed turn is called a double turn (or sometimes - a bit misleading - face turn is used). The 90 and -90 degrees turns are called quarter turns. In order to be able to perform other moves, it is recommended to rotateīy 0 (360), 90, 180, or -90 (270) degrees. This rotation is called a move (or a turn). All sides can be rotatedīy a certain angle. Labelling of MovesĪs you surely know, the Rubik's cube has 6 sides. Those cubies have three differently-colored stickers on their mutually orthogonal sides. Each coloring can further haveĪnd the last type of cubies are eight corner cubies, or just corners. On the other hand, the latter coloring tries toĬombine opposite sides with maximum contrast. Side of one color (white, red, or blue) is formed by adding yellow color The former coloring has a certain logic, called "plus yellow", because opposite White opposite blue, red opposite orange, and green opposite yellow. Yet another coloring, (widespread in America and Japan) exists: Has coloring white opposite yellow, red opposite orange, andīlue opposite green. Rubik's cube (as well as all of the recently produced Rubik-brand cubes) Sometimes brownish color replaces red color. The colors are usually white, red, blue, yellow, The centers are connected to the crossīy means of screws and springs, causing other cubies to hold nicely tightly together.Įach of the center cubies has one colored sticker on its external side, which determines Interconnected by a six-armed spatial cross (they merely rotate around theirĪxles and keep other cubies from falling off the cube). There are 6 cubies in the middle of individual sides, and those are rigidly
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