mark49152
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Nice, especially the last solve! Your execution looks very efficient. Full comms for corners?
Looks like you are about 30 memo and 50-60 to execute. I'm about 50-60 for each but my execution is faster than yours and almost pauseless - with OP I'm using a lot more moves. I know my memo can be improved, but I also need to work on efficiency because there's not much scope for improving my execution otherwise. Yours looks so much more relaxed despite taking about the same time@Mark - yes, full comms for corners. I must work on speed with them. In last solve I realized that I've made wrong corner twist so I had to redo it...
Looks like you are about 30 memo and 50-60 to execute. I'm about 50-60 for each but my execution is faster than yours and almost pauseless - with OP I'm using a lot more moves. I know my memo can be improved, but I also need to work on efficiency because there's not much scope for improving my execution otherwise. Yours looks so much more relaxed despite taking about the same time
Looks like you are about 30 memo and 50-60 to execute. I'm about 50-60 for each but my execution is faster than yours and almost pauseless - with OP I'm using a lot more moves. I know my memo can be improved, but I also need to work on efficiency because there's not much scope for improving my execution otherwise. Yours looks so much more relaxed despite taking about the same time
No; advanced M2 edges, OP corners. My edges are not too bad. Roughly it costs me 2s/target for edges and 3s/target for corners. A few fast corner comms would surely improve my times, although I'm not convinced comms would help my edges significantly.OP for edges too? In that case a 50sec execution is dang fast!
Double post, sorry. Yes with both OP and M2 it's easy to think ahead. Any kind of thinking about what I'm doing during exec slows me down, even some advanced M2 tricks. When timing, as you said earlier, I only use the tricks I know very well. I do know some comms, but hate to pause to do them . That's one reason sighted untimed practice is important.I think it's easier to be pauseless with OP - when you do alg you can think about your next target. With comms I need to focus more what I'm doing.
Double post, sorry. Yes with both OP and M2 it's easy to think ahead. Any kind of thinking about what I'm doing during exec slows me down, even some advanced M2 tricks. When timing, as you said earlier, I only use the tricks I know very well. I do know some comms, but hate to pause to do them . That's one reason sighted untimed practice is important.
I was very pleased with myself a couple of days ago after I used an A-perm during a timed solve with no pause and got a decent time
The only other thing I'm working on is G perms. I was off sick yesterday so learned Gc. 1 to go for full PLL.
You'll probably beat me to it. I haven't learned either of the N-perms yet.
I've been looking at 3BLD myself recently, just doing sighted OP solves at the moment though.
I remember Adam saying that the N-perms can be done with a setup move and then a J-perm. Not really looked into it much further though (yet.)
So they can R U R' U (J-perm) U R U' R'
Just been experimenting with this. Looks like it should be a U' in the undo stage, which I guess makes sense. Will try to get this into muscle-memory.
I've just come across a similar solution to OLL36
where I find R' U' R U' R' U R U R B' R' B far easier than the left-handed version y2 L' U' L U' L' U L U L F' L' F.
By the number on algdb though, I'm in a minority of 36 to 1. What's peoples problem with B moves?