Beginner 3x3 Tutorial (1 alg solution)

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

http://cube.crider.co.uk/beginner.html

Just looking for some feedback really. Are the instructions easy enough to follow?

Cheers

Kirjava · Jul 2, 2010

I love you :O

Joker · Jul 2, 2010

I think you could show the moves being done in a slideshow (some example moves on how to make the cross, put the edges in for the second layer, etc.)
But it's a good beginners method.

iChanZer0 · Jul 2, 2010

You should call this the sexy method

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

Kirjava said:
I love you :O

Hehe ... Aki's not going to be happy

Joker said:
I think you could show the moves being done in a slideshow (some example moves on how to make the cross, put the edges in for the second layer, etc.)
But it's a good beginners method.

Cheers, did you click on the cubes for examples? I'm worried a slideshow will be a lot of work

iChanZer0 said:
You should call this the sexy method

Good choice ... OK

TeddyKGB · Jul 2, 2010

You might want to explain what to do during the "3x more corners" step when the corner in the bottom layer is solved

Novriil · Jul 2, 2010

Turn the top face so that the unsolved position is in the top-front. Do the sexy move once. Now solve the same way as before and the final edges will fall into place.

Somewhy I have a problem on how to do it.. WTF!

I did it twice and at first I got the same case and then I got the flipped case.

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

TeddyKGB said:
You might want to explain what to do during the "3x more corners" step when the corner in the bottom layer is solved

Done

Novriil said:
Turn the top face so that the unsolved position is in the top-front. Do the sexy move once. Now solve the same way as before and the final edges will fall into place.

Somewhy I have a problem on how to do it.. WTF! I did it twice and at first I got the same case and then I got the flipped case.

That is a very good point sir! Tutorial updated...

brunson · Jul 2, 2010

Sweet, I just sent the link to a co-worker that is going to try to learn to solve for the first time over the long weekend. You rock.

InfernoTowel · Jul 2, 2010

This wins the internet.

I like how official-soundingly you say "sexy move".

tfray94 · Jul 2, 2010

i'm confused...when i do the final two edges, the permutation never comes out right.

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

Cheers for the good feedback guys. I'll be interested to know how your colleague gets on brunson

tfray94 said:
im confused...when i do the final two edges, the permutation never comes out right.

Which case are you looking at?

tfray94 · Jul 2, 2010

all of them

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

tfray94 said:
all of them

OK, so before you move onto the 2-final edges phase, are you sure that at least three top layer edges are solved (ie. permuted correctly)?

uberCuber · Jul 2, 2010

am i missing something because this looks exactly like the 8355 method to me..

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

It's similar yes, but with differences. Did you read the description at the top of the page?

uberCuber · Jul 2, 2010

lolreading

sorry can you point out the differences for me?

Cride5 · Jul 2, 2010

(1) E-slice edges are placed before D-layer corners.
(2) Placement of the final 5 corners is broken down into 3+2 with only sexy move used to solve the final two.

uberCuber · Jul 2, 2010

Cride5 said:
(1) E-slice edges are placed before D-layer corners.
(2) Placement of the final 5 corners is broken down into 3+2 with only sexy move used to solve the final two.

ah i see nice ideas

kagecube · Jul 2, 2010

tfray94 said:
i'm confused...when i do the final two edges, the permutation never comes out right.

20.xx avg 5 mmmm dont you mean 20 hours?

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