Paulcuber3
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got it. So if you have two flipped edges or two twisted corners, do you do a '' after the number then?The ' means you have a flipped edge or twisted corner
got it. So if you have two flipped edges or two twisted corners, do you do a '' after the number then?The ' means you have a flipped edge or twisted corner
Yepgot it. So if you have two flipped edges or two twisted corners, do you do a '' after the number then?
Let me have a try:I am interested in blind solving, so I went and looked up some tutorials and understood everything except how to start a new cycle.
Can someone help me?
The algs that I learned for 4 BLD, like you are asking about I learned from Cory's 4 BLD YouTube videos on the whole series that he put out. I am not sure if they are the best algs out there, but I was able to memorize them really easily and get fast with them after some practice so they will work if you are just looking for the algs for now. And just so you know the cases that Cory talks about in the video are written out on the descriptions, and the 2 videos that have the algs are Part 3 and Part 5, both of which are below.What is the best source for 4BLD algs? I’ve watched a couple of tutorials, I understand the concepts, I just need the algs in written form so I can memorize them. I think I need:
- r2 parity
- U2 D target alg
- r2 M-slice algs
- U2 U target algs
I am comfortable with OP corners, and I believe I can intuit R and L targets for r2 and R, L, F, and B targets for U2.
I am still a beginner speed cuber and i want to learn 3BLD.
Any recommendations into how to get started would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I used J Perm's tutorial for themWhat is the best source for 4BLD algs? I’ve watched a couple of tutorials, I understand the concepts, I just need the algs in written form so I can memorize them. I think I need:
- r2 parity
- U2 D target alg
- r2 M-slice algs
- U2 U target algs
I am comfortable with OP corners, and I believe I can intuit R and L targets for r2 and R, L, F, and B targets for U2.
I know but I tried like 50 times and didn't get parity even once ...What do you mean? If the scramble has an odd number of corner swaps and an odd number of edge swaps, you still have to deal with parity somehow regardless of what order you solve things in.
I know but I tried like 50 times and didn't get parity even once ...