4x4 Rubiks Cube OLL Parity NO ALGORITHMS Fix the Last Layer Flipped Edges EASY Version

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Layer Problems.
The OLL stage is part of the solving method and involves orienting all the pieces in the last layer of the cube so that they have the correct color facing up. This is typically done after solving the centers and pairing the edges in the earlier stages and making it into basically a 3x3.

When it comes to "parity" in the context of a 4x4 Rubik's Cube, it often refers to situations where the puzzle has an even number of pieces (such as the 4x4 cube) and can result in specific challenges. One common example is the "OLL parity" that occurs when you have completed the OLL stage, but there are two adjacent or opposite edge pieces that need to be swapped to proceed to the next step.
I show you how to fix this issue on the last layer. It does require you to recognize the parity during the last layer. This is the easiest way to learn with no algorithms

[roypadclashing]

Thanks! Did it 5 times with the video now I repeat the story everytime I solve it

[wavetome]

Over the last year or so, I've cubed my way up to solving 7x7 and all the various shapes and sizes in between. However, while travelling on vacation, I was struggling with final solve of the 4x4????. Was completing it, but it was I was using the story in my head to solve, but forgot to turn face twice before little "R"' final move. Thank you for the refresher.

[Always_finding_new]

Nice with your videos i learnt solving 4 into 4 from your playlist😊

[funwithpynn]

Can you do a Rubik’s impossible tutorial? Plz(: