Again the corner can be rotated any way but as long as you put it in between its correct centers you should be fine.
(Example: If you find the white corner piece that has the colors white, green, and orange on it then you want to move it around the top to match it in between the green and orange centers). Then you want to move that corner piece around the top layer using "U" or "Ui" to match the corner in between its centers. (For example if you have a white corner you find, the other colors on that piece might be green and orange). Step 3: Once you find a white corner piece in the top layer you want to look and see what the other 2 colors on that SAME white corner piece are. Once completing the algorithm one white corner should have been moved up to the top layer. If there are no white corner pieces in the top layer and they are all in the bottom layer you want to hold the cube with the yellow center facing up. If there are white corner pieces in the top layer then move to step 3. Step 2: Look for any white corner pieces in the top layer.
Step 1: You want to hold your cube with the white center on the bottom the entire time. (Picture 4) You can now move to the next section! Your cube should have the white cross where all the white edge pieces line up with their corresponding colors. Step 13: Once lined up you want to do "F2" which will move the orange/white edge piece to the bottom. If it is already lined up go to the next step. Step 12: You want to rotate the top layer or "U" notation until the orange/white edge piece is lined up with the orange center. Step 11: Rotate the cube where the yellow center is on top and the orange center is facing you. Step 10: Once lined up you want to do "F2" which will move the green/white edge piece to the bottom. Step 9: You want to rotate the top layer or "U" notation until the green/white edge piece is lined up with the green center. Step 8: Rotate the cube where the yellow center is on top and the green center is facing you. Step 7: Once lined up you want to do "F2" which will move the red/white edge piece to the bottom. Step 6: You want to rotate the top layer or "U" notation until the red/white edge piece is lined up with the red center. Step 5: Next you want to rotate the cube where the yellow face is up and the red center is facing you. Step 4: Once lined up you want to do "F2" which will move the blue/white edge piece to the bottom. If it is already lined up with blue center do the next step. Step 3: At this point you want to rotate the top layer or "U" notation until the blue/white edge piece lines up with the blue center (Picture 3). Step 2: Once it is in this position you want to hold the yellow face up and the blue center to face you (Picture 2). Again this step is intuitive so please be patient when trying complete it. It doesn't matter if the white pieces match up with the other centers as long as the 4 white edges are facing straight up. The end result of this step is in (Picture 1). Step 1: The first step in the white cross is to get all of the white edge pieces to match up with the yellow center. The white edge pieces can be anywhere on the cube. We are going to be using the "daisy method". This step is the hardest because it is intuitive and requires patience. The first step to a Rubik's cube is solving the "White cross". If you only look at pictures it will be challenging! * Please read instructions and look at pictures when prompted to.
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