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Step 12 of 25

Orient Corners: Anti-Sune + 5 New Cases

Every corner-orientation case gets its own algorithm — all built from triggers you already know.

≈ 16 minAfter: The CFOP Switch

What you'll learn

In Phase 2 you chained Sune until the corners fell into place. Now you finish the job properly: one look, one algorithm. Anti-Sune completes the Sune pair, and the remaining five cases each get a dedicated algorithm.

Recognition comes first. After the yellow cross, look at the four corners and count how many already show yellow on top — that number narrows it to one or two cases, and the side stickers settle it.

The seven corner cases

You already know Sune. Tap any case to see it solve in 3D.

Sune1 yellow corner in the front-left, the other 3 twisted clockwiseR U R' U R U2 R'

SolvingSune

Sune case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →
Anti-Sune1 yellow corner in the back-right, the other 3 twisted counter-clockwiseR U2 R' U' R U' R'

SolvingAnti-Sune

Anti-Sune case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →
Pi0 yellow corners — headlights on the left onlyf R U R' U' f' F R U R' U' F'

SolvingPi

Pi case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →
Headlights2 yellow corners at the back — headlights facing youR2 D R' U2 R D' R' U2 R'

SolvingHeadlights

Headlights case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →
Double Headlights0 yellow corners — headlights on the left and the rightR U R' U R U' R' U R U2 R'

SolvingDouble Headlights

Double Headlights case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →
Chameleon2 adjacent yellow corners on the rightr U R' U' r' F R F'

SolvingChameleon

Chameleon case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →
Bowtie2 diagonal yellow cornersF' r U R' U' r' F R

SolvingBowtie

Bowtie case diagram

Starts at the case. Full colour is what this step solves, dim is already solved and has to survive it, grey is further down the method.

Open the full case page →

How to tell the look-alikes apart

Count the yellow corners on top. Each caption below is the short form; the case page carries the full recognition line.

One yellow corner

Sune — one yellow corner in the front-left, the other three twisted clockwise
Sune — yellow corner front-left
Anti-Sune — one yellow corner in the back-right, the other three twisted counter-clockwise
Anti-Sune — yellow corner back-right

Two yellow corners

Chameleon — two adjacent yellow corners on the right
Chameleon — adjacent, on the right
Bowtie — two diagonal yellow corners
Bowtie — diagonal
Headlights — two yellow corners at the back, with headlights facing you
Headlights — the pair at the back, headlights facing you

No yellow corners

Double Headlights — headlights on the left and the right
Double Headlights — headlights both sides
Pi — headlights on the left only
Pi — headlights on the left only

Cases in this lesson

Practice

Drill all seven together, not one at a time — the whole point of this lesson is telling them apart, and that only happens when they arrive in random order.