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layers. These "algorithms" are similar to those used on a Rubik's Cube and thus familiar to those experienced in solving one, with the obvious allowance made for the extra side of each face and thus the extra turn possible as part of a full revolution of the face. These differences require minor changes in notation of the algorithms compared to those commonly used for a cube-shaped puzzle. The "beginner" method of solving the
Megaminx requires only four or five algorithms of between three and six moves each to be memorized, which will be used to orient and then permute the last layer's edge pieces to form the last layer star, followed by orienting and permuting last layer corners. More complicated algorithm sets require memorization of a wider variety of distinct sequences of longer length, which nevertheless are more efficient solutions for each of a more specific set of possible permutations of the latest layer's pieces, performing orientation and permutation of both edges and corners in fewer sequences (and total moves) than the shorter but more repetitive beginner algorithms.
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change the color of the face opposite the white face from its default grey to black. This is a trivial modification for traditional "stickered" puzzles with a black base color for pieces (simply remove the stickers and, if each face must have stickers for competition use, replace them with a set of black stickers cut to fit); for "stickerless" puzzles using multiple colored plastics, most manufacturers produce a set of the required pieces in black plastic, and the puzzle can be partially disassembled to replace the pieces of any face. This color change increases the contrast between this face, which usually forms the last unsolved layer, and the colors of adjacent faces, which aids in pattern recognition and thus the correct selection of algorithms to solve the last layer. Other color modifications are less common, but as long as each face has a visually unique uniform color, the puzzle is legal, so solvers are free to rearrange puzzle colors at their discretion.
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with the neighboring center color (analogous to the "white cross" of the beginner and CFOP methods for a Rubik's Cube). Once this is done, the five white corner pieces are maneuvered into place, commonly paired with the appropriate edge piece on the opposing side of each corner from the starting face. The star, first five corners and first five edges are known as the "first two layers", similar to those of a 3x3 cube. From here, the solver will typically proceed to the "second two layers", which involves a similar process of joining and positioning corner and edge pieces around the equator of the puzzle, and then the corners and edges in the hemisphere opposite the starting face. This is all typically done "intuitively", turning faces of the puzzle based on where the solver wishes the pieces to move, with the result of each move being predictable given some experience manipulating the puzzle.
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expectations of a solving method, are the result of manipulations not possible solely by turning the faces during a scramble or solve. The most common is a "corner twist", an often-necessary side effect of puzzles designed to allow some misalignment of a face when beginning rotation of an adjacent face (so-called "corner-cutting"). The looser tolerances allow a corner to be rotated in place, independent of any other face or corner, placing the puzzle in a permutation that face turns alone cannot solve. Most other "impossible" permutations of the puzzle are the result of improper assembly, and are avoided by always reassembling the puzzle into a solved state after disassembly for cleaning, maintenance or adjustment.
228:. They are the Kilominx (2 layers), Master Kilominx (4 layers), Gigaminx (5 layers), Elite Kilominx (6 layers), Teraminx (7 layers), Royal Kilominx (8 layers), Petaminx (9 layers), Examinx (11 layers), Zettaminx (13 layers), Yottaminx (15 layers), and Atlasminx Or Quettaminx (19 layers). The highest order mass-produced variant of the Megaminx is the Zettaminx, which was released by ShengShou in 2021, and the highest order variant of the Megaminx ever made to date is the Minx of Madness, created by Corenpuzzle using 3D printing. The Minx of Madness was revealed in May 2022. It is the dodecahedral equivalent to a 21x21x21 Rubik's cube.
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Megaminx is the only type legal in official
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Megaminx puzzle itself is produced in several variations by many different manufacturers, most of which also produce other types of WCA and similar rotating puzzles. Among the most common areas of variation in construction are puzzle/piece size and weight, specific shades of the face colors, the
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2009:Missing Link
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2137:Gilles Roux
2132:Lars Petrus
2062:Yu Nakajima
2014:Rubik's 360
2002:Derivatives
1988:MagicCube7D
1983:MagicCube5D
1978:MagicCube4D
1896:Impossiball
1888:Icosahedron
1827:Pyramorphix
1809:Tetrahedron
1761:Other cubic
1752:Sudoku Cube
1653:Tony Fisher
1648:Uwe Mèffert
1254:Pocket Cube
1239:Impossiball
1083:Competition
1070:of 5 solves
397:short scale
252:Tony Fisher
239:Impossiball
162:Description
143:Uwe Mèffert
2334:Categories
2087:Kevin Hays
1842:Octahedron
1832:BrainTwist
1638:Ernő Rubik
1334:"Megaminx"
1320:References
212:Variations
2256:Superflip
2191:Solutions
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2122:Tyson Mao
1799:Non-cubic
1790:Gear Cube
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186:Solutions
148:pentagram
2177:Max Park
2107:Toby Mao
2097:Leyan Lo
1937:Tuttminx
1868:Megaminx
1817:Pyraminx
1785:Square 1
1679:Overview
1299:Tuttminx
1289:Pyraminx
1284:V-Cube 8
1279:V-Cube 7
1274:V-Cube 6
1233:See also
62:Mégaminx
58:Megaminx
18:Kilominx
2231:Optimal
2214:Methods
1957:(2x3x3)
1464:YouTube
1397:28 July
1154:Ziyu Wu
1046:Ziyu Wu
879:Records
137:History
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1086:Times
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29:Puzzle
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1775:Skewb
1304:Dogic
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1491:ISBN
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