White cross

This is the classic "white cross". The code always brings cubies to layer 2 and layer 3 and then layer one. In that way the problem is splittet in 3 sub problems.
To keep the code simple and avoid using too many concepts, the same set of actions is always used. Sometimes this may result in less efficient moves, but it is done to make the overall process easier to understand.

Layer 1

The cubes are first moved to layer 3, then oriented correctly, and finally moved to their correct positions on layer 1 alway using the sledgehammer.

In the DIY method, 'layer 1' is not fully completed, leaving room for a 'sledgehammer'. The reason will become clearer later.

Layer 2

Just like in 'layer 1', 'layer 2' is also not completed. However, in this case it becomes evident why the layers have not been completed.

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