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Hello.
My name's Julien and I'm trying to finish this four dimensional
Rubik's cube.

I succeeded, thanks to Roice Nelson's solution, to place all the
pieces.

But I have a problem with the four-colored corners ones. Although
they all are well placed, nine of them have a well directed face and
the three others flipped (I sent a picture name "Corner flipped" in
the photos' section).
I sought for a long time without succeeding in solving this case,
and the solution of Roice does not mention it.

Could you say to me if that is normal and how to solve (give me just
a track)?

Thank you in advance,

Julien.

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There's probably a quick way of doing these corners but here's a slow,
logical way.

One face has the correct coloured sticker in it. Put this face as RIGHT (in
this case you might put green as RIGHT). Note whether the triangle the other
three stickers make has to turn clockwise or anticlockwise.

Move the corner away using the first of the four-colour series.

Click RIGHT 27 to rotate in the opposite direction to that you wanted your
piece to move in (because your piece isn't there).

Reverse the first four coloured series to move your piece back.

Click RIGHT 27 the other way (rotating your piece now, the way it needed to
go).

Obviously this rotates a pair of pieces, not just one, but you cannot rotate
just one. Your situation will resolve using this and the second four-colour
series as necessary.

Guy Padfield

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From: 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com [mailto:4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of julien0705
Sent: 05 September 2005 22:56
To: 4D_Cubing@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [MC4D] Corner flipped

Hello.
My name's Julien and I'm trying to finish this four dimensional
Rubik's cube.

I succeeded, thanks to Roice Nelson's solution, to place all the
pieces.

But I have a problem with the four-colored corners ones. Although
they all are well placed, nine of them have a well directed face and
the three others flipped (I sent a picture name "Corner flipped" in
the photos' section).
I sought for a long time without succeeding in solving this case,
and the solution of Roice does not mention it.

Could you say to me if that is normal and how to solve (give me just
a track)?

Thank you in advance,

Julien.

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