Appendix CLC-DLC: Identifying Colored Cube variants

To identify which Colored Cube variant you are looking at, hover over the cube and note the cube’s selectable elements:

• If the entire cube is selectable:
  • If it does not have a number in top left corner of its top face, you are looking at Colored Cube Simple. Use the table from the first page of this manual to determine when to press the cube. If done correctly, the module will solve, otherwise a strike will be given.
  • If it does have a number in top left corner of its top face:
    • If the cube is constantly flashing between multiple colors and numbers, you are looking at Faulty Colored Cube.
    • Otherwise, you are looking at Not Colored Cube.
• If the cube is split into 27 smaller cubes, forming a 3×3×3 cube, out of which 25 are selectable, you are looking at Recolored Cube.
• If the four corners and the center of the cube’s top face are selectable, you are looking at Juxtacolored Cube.
• If the cube is split into two equal halves - a front-face half and a back-face half, you are looking at Uncolored Cube.
• If all of the cube’s visible faces (left, right, front, back and top) are selectable, tilt the module around so that you are looking directly at one of the visible faces:
  • If the cube changes its color whenever you look directly at one of its visible faces, you are looking at Perspecticolored Cube.
  • Otherwise, you are looking at Colored Cube.
• If exactly one of the left/right/front/back faces is selectable, you are looking at Decolored Cube.
• If exactly one of the left/right faces and exactly one of the front/back faces are selectable (in other words, if two adjacent faces are selectable), you are looking at Discolored Cube.
• If both of the left/right faces or of the front/back faces are selectable (in other words, if two opposite faces are selectable), you are looking at Varicolored Cube.