6x6 Notation
by
Luke Terzich
04 Nov 2024
In cubing, "notation" refers to the system of symbols and letters used to describe moves on a cube. It allows cubers to follow along with "algorithms" (a sequence of moves that are required for switching specific pieces on a cube). Here’s an overview of the basic 6x6 notation:
Basic Notation
F
R
U
B
L
D
Wide Moves
Fw
Rw
Uw
Bw
Lw
Dw
Triple Layer Moves
3Fw
3Rw
3Uw
3Bw
3Lw
3Dw
Notation Examples
- F2 R' Dw2 L' U L F' 3Uw' Bw Dw' 3Rw Fw' Lw Rw' Fw' U B Lw2 Uw2 L2 Uw' Bw 3Rw' Rw' Lw2 U' L' 3Rw' F 3Rw B2 U' B' Bw D' Dw' L2 Uw2 Fw' F' Uw' L U' Dw 3Rw' B 3Fw' 3Uw D B2 F2 Fw L Bw 3Fw' R' Uw' 3Uw 3Fw Fw Dw U' D Bw 3Fw2 R' Rw2 L2 3Uw B' 3Uw2 3Rw2 L R2 F' Bw' D Bw Lw' Uw2 - This is a scramble from an official WCA event for a 6x6 round.
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