Cubenovice
Forever Slow
Yeh, sure!
(we both know maths, do we?).
I will post my solution on monday
Oooooh!
But it can still be matched
Time to try FMC again....
Yeh, sure!
(we both know maths, do we?).
I will post my solution on monday
[*]by Cielo: L' R2 B2 D2 B2 R' B L' D' U F' L' F2 D' R2 B' U2 R F2 U'*
No. That is the one thing that escapes my method. 2-passing by picking the best first cancellation of course is also fallible. The question of which one does not find optimal more times is up for debate imo.kinch: Once you've found insertion with the most moves cancelled, do you look for an insertion within that insertion?
I don't actually write down each insertion, for most I just note the point at which the insertion is, what it cycles (e.g. (451)) and how many it cancels. If I find a good one (3 or more) I would write the first 4 moves down as these ones are more likely to be used. Once I have finished checking, I will pick my pair of insertions and go and find the exact moves if it was one I did not write down during the pass.Writing down ALL insertions that cancel moves? That sounds like lots of work and most of this work will be useless.
What I like about my approach is especially is, that huge cancelations are very difficult to miss. Finding the next insertion is easier then, as you have less pieces to track and it is less likely to miss the best second insertion.
I have never tried your approach though (well, at least not exactly as you do it). How much time does this take you?
I guess to do this regulary, you need to become fast and accurate with insertions.
I found a spanish guy who is surprisingly good at FMC with not so excellent 3x3 time:FYI there are some people with such official results.I shall remain anonymous until I get the opportunity to "officialise" my signature.
Should be next weekend
EDIT: Oops, I investigated 333 average, not single. But Nico Kurmann is still such a person.
Anyway good luck on your next competition!
[*]Dutch Open 2009: R2 D B2 U B2 D B' D' R' U' F' D2 B2 R D L' B' F*
Yeh, sure!
(we both know maths, do we?).
I will post my solution on monday
I agree with that. Quickly finding insertions is my weakness. It cost me about 10 minutes to find a insertion. So I always made a skeleton with 3 corners left.
I am willing to get into FMC. I have been following this thread for quite some time and it seems very interesting.
How should I start, any tutorial or such?
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Wow, just wow. UWR, I assume? (17 moves)
I also think so. (See my post)Wow, just wow. UWR, I assume? (17 moves)Yeh, sure!
(we both know maths, do we?).
I will post my solution on monday
He posted his solution to the submission site: http://www.speedsolving.com/competitions/,Sorry but I cannot see the solution :confused:
Bump
and another frustrating solution:
U2 R D2 F2 L' B2 L D2 F2 U2 R2 B L F' D F2 R D' L2 F2
F2 L2 D R‘ F2 D‘ F L‘ B‘ R2 U2 F2 D2 L‘ B2 L F2 D2 R‘ U2
Pre: F‘ R U‘ B2 R B2 U2 R‘ B‘ R‘ - 2x2x3 [9+1/10]
F2 R‘ B‘ D‘ B - F2L-1 [5/15]
U‘ R‘ U R F R‘ F‘ R - Finish [8/23]
R U‘ B2 R B2 U2 R‘ B‘ R‘ F2 R‘ B‘ . D‘ B U‘ R‘ U R F R‘ F‘ R F‘
. = U L‘ U‘ R2 U L U‘ R2 [8/31] optimal insertions -.- and single option to insert.
Solution:
R U‘ B2 R B2 U2 R‘ B‘ R‘ F2 R‘ B‘ U L‘ U‘ R2 U L U‘ R2 D‘ B U‘ R‘ U R F R‘ F‘ R F‘ - 31 Moves
i think you can't cycle them.