4x4 Cube Patterns
Start with a fully solved cube in any orientation. Each orientation will give you a different coloured pattern. If you are new to algorithm notation click here to learn how to read it.
6 Colour Cube In A Cube
B' M2 U2 M2 B F2 R U' R U R2 U R2 F' U F' Uw Lw Uw' Fw2 Dw Rw' Uw Fw Dw2 Rw2
Dots
U D' R L' F B' U D'
Cube In A Cube V1
F L F U' R U F2 L2 U' L' B D' B' L2 U
Cube In A Cube V2
F L F U' R U F2 L2 U' L' B D' B' L2 U Fw Lw Fw Uw' Rw Uw Fw2 Lw2 Uw' Lw' Bw Dw' Bw' Lw2 Uw
Stripes
F R2 E' R2 B E R D2 B M' E' F' R2 U' B2 Uw2 Rw2 U2 R2 Fw2 Rw2 2U2
6 Colour Peak
F U2 L F L' B L U B' R' L' U R' D' F' B R2
Checkerboard
This notation might look confusing, but it is basically the Right single layer (R), 2 Right layers together (Rw), then 3 Right layers together (3Rw)
R2 Rw2 3Rw2 y R2 Rw2 3Rw2 y R2 Rw2 3Rw2 U2 Uw2 D2
Lines
This notation might look confusing, but it is basically the Right single layer (R), 2 Right layers together (Rw), then 3 Right layers together (R3w)
R2 Rw2 R3w2 y R2 Rw2 3Rw2 y U2 Uw2 D2 R2 Rw2 3Rw2
Columns
