I'm sure by now You've figured it out, but I posted a video anyway cuz the other two I saw just didn't make sense to me. I don't know why they chose to do it the way they did. I'm assuming you got to this point cuz when solving the edges you had a problem and just moved on without fixing it. If it happens again just line up the unpaired edges and follow the algorithm in the video. Its slightly easier to fix if you catch it when pairing the edges. Hope this helps!
on the 4x4 and so on and so forth, you have parities that dont occur on a regular 3x3. so you have certian algorithms to fix those parities. watch the tutorial video for the 4x4 and 5x5 that thrwast made
wth wen i solved mine i didnt get that? ooooh i know wat u didt do wat u do is put them in 1 layer like ur top with the unsolved piece on ur left then do R* 2u 5 times and then u have 3 messed up. 1 like right in front of u 1 next to that and 1 next to that move the last one to the front as the one u will be replacing as the messed up piece and boom uve got that done :) hope that helped
I would switch one wing into where a solved wing already is, flip the edge, ans slice back, moving the other edge back. With the way the edges are paired up now, there would be a non-central parity... but that shouldn't be much of a problem.
Little letters are INNER SLICES, not double layers. Just saying because some places have inner layers as double layers. Do this algorithm on a 4x4 or 5x5 to see how to position the 2 edges, because I can't really explain it.
you have a rare but deadly case of virtual parody
gravitar96 1 year ago
I suggest starting over. But since you have over 3000 moves on it you should probably just pop out the pieces and switch them.
Speedcuber99 1 year ago
parity sucks, yeah.
IPwnAllAndLeaveNone 1 year ago
i cant believe you: the master of rubiks cubes and mods" couldnt figure that out :( but i still am going to sub to you :D
yit2525 1 year ago
do you still need help? :P
esquimalt1 2 years ago
this is SHIT!
TotallyRandomVideoz 2 years ago
WTF? LOL
beaulolp 2 years ago
well this kinda isn't parity at all this is actually because the guy did his edge pairing wrong.
Khoaster 3 years ago
white on top, red on front.
F' l' U2 l' U2 F2 l' F2 r U2 r' U2 l2 F
RubiksAddict95 3 years ago 5
bingo. who uses this shit anymore with the new v-7s out
JMayzler 2 years ago
well this was made in 2008...............
clockwise3559 2 years ago
first, you turn the slice 45 DEGREE
then, you place your thumb onto the cube piece
and stick it in there.
then you'll find that the piece poped off the cube.
do the same to the other piece, and then switch them to the right place.
and ur done!
please don't throw rocks at me
daniel0731ex 3 years ago
*throws rock*
teddyv7 3 years ago 6
disassembling a 7x7 is quite different then a 3x3 l0l
RedRoost80 3 years ago
*throws another rock*
veikko95 3 years ago 2
*throws boulder*
DarthWong47 2 years ago
it's not even a real cube, its a gabbasoft online cube so you couldn't take it apart anyway lol...
BuckKnowhow 2 years ago
*throws rock*
daniel0731ex 2 years ago
you do the parity for switching the wing pieces and solve like 3x3.the alg is (Ll)' U2 (Ll)' U2 F2 (Rr) U2 (Rr)' U2 (Ll)2
elementsk8rbillly911 3 years ago
what game is this???
zekellion 3 years ago
gabbasoft
iTheft 3 years ago
I'm sure by now You've figured it out, but I posted a video anyway cuz the other two I saw just didn't make sense to me. I don't know why they chose to do it the way they did. I'm assuming you got to this point cuz when solving the edges you had a problem and just moved on without fixing it. If it happens again just line up the unpaired edges and follow the algorithm in the video. Its slightly easier to fix if you catch it when pairing the edges. Hope this helps!
barrymorrissey 3 years ago
I peel the stickers off and repaste them
xMapleThiefx 3 years ago
I can help you, go to "5x5 Edge Parity EASY" on youtube, they have the parity case you have, the parity you want is at 2:34 in the video!
olympicworldrecord 3 years ago
i knwo how to do it...
camcuber 3 years ago
hahah that sucks so much.
virtually break it apart and put it back together :D
jakeypwnz 3 years ago
do the edge parity like u uwld for the 4x4
ratedrsuperstar89 3 years ago
wrong, that will not work. its the parity for a 5x5
skateflip132 3 years ago
right my bad XD i dont like gabba nemore
ratedrsuperstar89 3 years ago
WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY PARITY ?
joshuaat7 3 years ago
on the 4x4 and so on and so forth, you have parities that dont occur on a regular 3x3. so you have certian algorithms to fix those parities. watch the tutorial video for the 4x4 and 5x5 that thrwast made
ratedrsuperstar89 3 years ago
never mind i found out bye a video thanks i thought you ment party i did not read it right
joshuaat7 3 years ago
Then why did you also write "parity?"
Gopheur 3 years ago
yeah, you had parity when getting the edges correct, you do the same parity solution thingy mabob as is is on a 5x5 and then BAM! lyme disease.
spotofblack 3 years ago
get a real one and take it apart and hope that never happens again :P
usamaki10 3 years ago
thats just paridy. look up 5x5 paridy
skateflip132 3 years ago
pariTy. Parity has a t. At least you know what parity is, though.
cubedrummer67 3 years ago
im sorry?
skateflip132 3 years ago
wth wen i solved mine i didnt get that? ooooh i know wat u didt do wat u do is put them in 1 layer like ur top with the unsolved piece on ur left then do R* 2u 5 times and then u have 3 messed up. 1 like right in front of u 1 next to that and 1 next to that move the last one to the front as the one u will be replacing as the messed up piece and boom uve got that done :) hope that helped
jonymush 3 years ago
Ahahahah sorry !!!
Borgocity 3 years ago
i duno how to get the last two centers =(
skankfaceman 3 years ago
facing blue (f) and having red on top (u) (same pieces wrong)
do f' l u*(directly under u)f2 u* f2 u* f2 u* f2 u*. now just solve the last 4 wrong edges and you should end up with complete edges
Kawiezel 3 years ago
woops, could you remove my gummy bear vid, I pressed the wrong button
also check out my real response
razberyz 3 years ago
hahaha this is funny to me
dannyr900 3 years ago
I would switch one wing into where a solved wing already is, flip the edge, ans slice back, moving the other edge back. With the way the edges are paired up now, there would be a non-central parity... but that shouldn't be much of a problem.
jsreed5 3 years ago
yes do the edges again
MotoCrossCanada 3 years ago
i would just do the edges again but this time piar them all up istead of putting them in 1 by 1
AcEoFhEarTS1991 3 years ago
r U2 r U2 F2 r F2 l' U2 l U2 r2
Little letters are INNER SLICES, not double layers. Just saying because some places have inner layers as double layers. Do this algorithm on a 4x4 or 5x5 to see how to position the 2 edges, because I can't really explain it.
DesiCuber 3 years ago
thank you so much, i solved it
Kickflip1993 3 years ago
No prob :)
DesiCuber 3 years ago
what method is that? I don't think that happens in reduction.
fanwuq 3 years ago
It's just a commutator. COuld be used in K4 and in Cage. Dunno.
DesiCuber 3 years ago
what method you use?
fanwuq 3 years ago
Reduction.
DesiCuber 3 years ago
then how do you know that alg?
fanwuq 3 years ago
I use it for edge pairing.
DesiCuber 3 years ago
ok, I just do the first 8 intuitionally and the last four with the wing swap.
fanwuq 3 years ago
That is a wing swap alg. I do them all intutivley until the very last one.
DesiCuber 3 years ago
i guess I should try it when I get the chance.
fanwuq 3 years ago
It happpends in ruduction on the last 2 edges.
esquimalt1 3 years ago
Pwned.
BloodChuckNorris 3 years ago
rofl
pwn202 3 years ago