Blind solving with CFOP

[applezfall]

Is it possible to use CFOP to do bld?
And is there anyone how succeeded in it?
I know mylifeisriley Got 3.58 which was basically a one look solve but is there someone who did it without a misscramble ?

 

[obelisk477]

Is it possible to use CFOP to do bld?
And is there anyone how succeeded in it?
I know mylifeisriley Got 3.58 which was basically a one look solve but is there someone who did it without a misscramble ?

You can do it if you speedBLD, which is taking as long as you want to memo and then just timing the solve. Rami has a 6 or 8 second solve doing this IIRC.

 

[applezfall]

You can do it if you speedBLD, which is taking as long as you want to memo and then just timing the solve. Rami has a 6 or 8 second solve doing this IIRC.

Not speedblind I meant actual blind

 

[DGCubes]

Not speedblind I meant actual blind

SpeedBLD is technically actual blind, except the memo is extremely long. Rami has UWR for speedBLD with this 6.46. His memo took about an hour; I'd be extremely impressed if someone could memo a CFOP solve in under 30 minutes. CFOP just isn't practical as an actual blind method because of how hard it is to look ahead.

 

[Tao Yu]

I'd be extremely impressed if someone could memo a CFOP solve in under 30 minutes.

Lucas Garron's memorization record is 8:59 according to this page: https://cube.garron.us/BLD/speed/

 

[FastCubeMaster]

Not speedblind I meant actual blind

You try it

 

[DGCubes]

Lucas Garron's memorization record is 8:59 according to this page: https://cube.garron.us/BLD/speed/

I stand corrected. That's super impressive...

 

[shadowslice e]

Well I think Rami has done it with CFOP and alex has a video of himself doing it with Roux

 

[applezfall]

You try it

I dond have the patience

 

[applezfall]

SpeedBLD is technically actual blind, except the memo is extremely long. Rami has UWR for speedBLD with this 6.46. His memo took about an hour; I'd be extremely impressed if someone could memo a CFOP solve in under 30 minutes. CFOP just isn't practical as an actual blind method because of how hard it is to look ahead.

Didn't he recounstruct his solve then executed it ?I meant like actually tracking the pieces without doing any moves

 

[AlphaSheep]

Didn't he recounstruct his solve then executed it ?I meant like actually tracking the pieces without doing any moves

That's exactly what he did here. He looked at the cube and traced out the moves in his head.

 

[applezfall]

That's exactly what he did here. He looked at the cube and trace out the moves in his head.

Oh cool

 

[applezfall]

Ok another wierd question has anybody did 4x4 + with yau /redux/hoya?

 

[qaz]

Ok another wierd question has anybody did 4x4 + with yau /redux/hoya?

Someone did a 2x2 - 4x4 speedBLD relay a few years ago:

https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/2x2-4x4-speedbld-relay-uwr.34233/