muchacho
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Like this:Must be funny. I wonder how it did translate the sentece: "Przyszli mistrzowie?" I meant: masters in the future? But you can also translate it: masters came? or did the masters came?
Future champions?
...not bad.
Like this:Must be funny. I wonder how it did translate the sentece: "Przyszli mistrzowie?" I meant: masters in the future? But you can also translate it: masters came? or did the masters came?
Those are the ones I've been using so far. Antisune-U2-back antisune-U2 and sune-U2-back sune-U2. I've used them in regular solving already before learning blind, those are very easy ZBLL cases to recognize when they come up.Edit: *Zalewski's algs:
R U2 R' U' R U' R' U2 R' U2 R U R' U R U2,
R U R' U R U2 R' U2 R' U' R U' R' U2 R U2
Like this:
Future champions?
...not bad.
This:
Rozmowy w przerwie FMa
is this?
Talks break Football Manager
It's a break during FMC, right? (and not a break to talk about Football Manager)
Solved edges with M2 for the first time (with eyes open, writing the memo and with a cheat sheet for some algs), I needed several tries for the same scramble but finally got it. First time I wrote wrong one letter, then I saw too late that I should have executed FU instead of BD, next I realized I forgot to close a cycle, next I messed a setup move. I think the fifth try was the good one. I then did it again and timed the execution, almost 3 minutes. Then I tried to do the memo part right, even after having solved it several times it took me 3 minutes to go through the pieces and remember all.
Scramble:
R2 F2 L2 U' L2 R2 D' R2 U2 B2 U' L B' F D' B L R U2 F2
Memo (not Speffz): FT VC AC NL NR KS E!
Remembered as "I kicked a cow to Holland, NR almost, Oh!" (translated from Spanglish "FooT VaCa hACia NL, NR KaSi, Eh!")
Yeah, it was a flip, I've already learned the alg for that.Single E in the end means you got flip?
Congrats. With every scramble there will be easier and easier...
Well done! It will get easier very quickly with practice. The first time you have to figure out every single case, but soon you will start seeing patterns and noticing how many similar cases are done in the same way.Solved edges with M2 for the first time (with eyes open, writing the memo and with a cheat sheet for some algs), I needed several tries for the same scramble but finally got it. First time I wrote wrong one letter, then I saw too late that I should have executed FU instead of BD, next I realized I forgot to close a cycle, next I messed a setup move. I think the fifth try was the good one. I then did it again and timed the execution, almost 3 minutes. Then I tried to do the memo part right, even after having solved it several times it took me 3 minutes to go through the pieces and remember all.
It happens, I think 1-2 cycle breaks are the most common cases. But this is just based on feel, I'm sure the exact numbers are out there somewhere.I hope scrambles are easier than this, 2 cycle breaks and a flip, is that normal?
On a somehow related matter Apdrf told me yesterday that I do strange setups for some M2 cases, How do you guys set up for LU and LF?
Those are the ones I've been using so far. Antisune-U2-back antisune-U2 and sune-U2-back sune-U2. I've used them in regular solving already before learning blind, those are very easy ZBLL cases to recognize when they come up.
I still do CPEOLL, so more like 1/85.1/486 solves if my maths is correct.
Edit: Assuming you use full edge control or a method which pre-orients edges... up to 8 times less often (1/3888) if you only use partial edge control.
I still do CPEOLL, so more like 1/85.
Do an x rotation, then the alg for solving FU alone, but without the trailing M2. That will solve FU-BD. Similarly for BD-FU.It was mentioned a while back that if you have targets BD-x (x is any target not on M slice), then you can solve as M2, setup x, M', undo x, M'. It's easy to see the similar algs for FU-x, x-BD, and x-FU. But is their any shortcuts for when both targets are on M-slice? Epecially BD-FU or FU-BD.
Edit: now I see you can move BD to BL or BR and FU to RU or LU. That's 18 moves instead of 22, so thats a little better
Edit again: Ohhh, for BD-FU you can setup FU to RU and do the trick for BD-RU. 11 moves, much better. Just forget I was here
Do an x rotation, then the alg for solving FU alone, but without the trailing M2. That will solve FU-BD. Similarly for BD-FU.
Nice! I still have quite a bit of catching up to do. PB so far is 4:21.96.After few days of break I've made few 3bld solves. After few dnfs I just did 1:14.8. But I'm not sure if I will count it as PB, because it was miscramble. I had 12 edge targets (one breaking into new cycle) but only 4 for corners, so it was easy... Anyway I'm surprised...
Nice! I still have quite a bit of catching up to do. PB so far is 4:21.96.
D' B U2 F2 U2 B R D' R F2 U F' D L2 D2 B U' B2 L2 B' R D2 B L D2
Kind of lucky scramble, only one edge cycle required two setup moves, the rest one or none. Parity was also solved without setup moves.