The article offers some kind of explanation which may or may not answer your question.
I’m not sure what you mean by pattern based.
It’s a cube, where the sides can be rotated. It’s not possible to move a single piece without also moving other pieces, so you’ll need to apply algorithms in order to solve it. An algorithm is a series of moves that does something. You can use these to manipulate the cube back to the sorted state.
Despite YouTubers attempting to get clicks for showing how to solve it easily, there’s is no single algorithm that will always end up with a solved cube. You will need to observe the cube to determine which algorithm to use and how many times.
It’s not super difficult to learn though.
It’s however very difficult to figure out yourself without memorizing the seemingly random algorithms. The inventor once said it would probably have taken him months to figure out, but someone else best him to it and showed him how, so there’s really no shame in looking up the solution.
I’m not well versed but is the Rubik pattern based? Good on her though.
The article offers some kind of explanation which may or may not answer your question.
I’m not sure what you mean by pattern based.
It’s a cube, where the sides can be rotated. It’s not possible to move a single piece without also moving other pieces, so you’ll need to apply algorithms in order to solve it. An algorithm is a series of moves that does something. You can use these to manipulate the cube back to the sorted state.
Despite YouTubers attempting to get clicks for showing how to solve it easily, there’s is no single algorithm that will always end up with a solved cube. You will need to observe the cube to determine which algorithm to use and how many times.
It’s not super difficult to learn though.
It’s however very difficult to figure out yourself without memorizing the seemingly random algorithms. The inventor once said it would probably have taken him months to figure out, but someone else best him to it and showed him how, so there’s really no shame in looking up the solution.