Is there a method that allows you to skip OLL and take you directly to PLL? Like an OLL ZB variation?
Is there a method that allows you to skip OLL and take you directly to PLL? Like an OLL ZB variation?
^Winter variation?
Or Summer variation with the corners?
My question:
What exactly does Cyclo feel like?
Or Tableau?
In my area, we can't get those lubricants, so I'm very curious.
I know Harris Chan used Cyclo in his joy cube.
I'm curious about the details, like, how viscous it is, how it smells, and how fast it is, does it make the cube crisp? or gummy? I'm so curious! >.<
Last edited by 4Chan; 11-10-2009 at 03:36 PM.
I'm not sure. A method that goes like this.
Cross
F2l
Oll skipped
Pll-->solved
Petrus or ZZ with Winter variation/F2LL
If you do edge control, try the winter variation. If not MGLS.Originally Posted by V-te
I don't think that method has a name yet.
I know what you're talking about though. Make the algs up and claim it for yourself!
EDIT: I think he means without edge control, what he's describing contains the subset of winter variation.
EDIT2: Crapppp that would take a lot of algs. O_o
To claim an idea for my own:
I've once though about solving the R and U faces simultaneously with one algorithm for orientation, and another for permutation after getting a 2x2x3 block, but realized that was impossible basically.
Last edited by 4Chan; 11-10-2009 at 04:14 PM.
Prove it.I don't think that method has a name yet.
I know what you're talking about though. Make the algs up and claim it for yourself!
EDIT: I think he means without edge control, what he's describing contains the subset of winter variation.
EDIT2: Crapppp that would take a lot of algs. O_o
To claim an idea for my own:
I've once though about solving the R and U faces simultaneously with one algorithm for orientation, and another for permutation after getting a 2x2x3 block, but realized that was impossible basically.
Not impossible, but the algorithm count is extremely high.
The basis of communication is to get ideas across.
Don't be a grammar nazi, or a nitpicker.
It proves that you get caught up over details and miss the larger picture. >.>
In your opinion (or speculation) do colored cubes cause confusion? What if they are the same colors as the cube (ie white, yellow, green, blue, red, orange)? What if they are different colors (ie purple, pink, clear, gray...)?
Sorry I don't use that on my joy cube (or any of my cubes). I use G-Lub on the joy cube, and it's only sold in Korea (I borrowed it from my friend).
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