[Help Thread] Square-1 Discussion

[GANQIYIMOYU]

I have a yuxin little magic sq 1 which has the white and yellow sides. If there any easy way for me to change the yellow side into a black side?

 

[ProStar]

I have a yuxin little magic sq 1 which has the white and yellow sides. If there any easy way for me to change the yellow side into a black side?

Here are your options:

1.) Buy the version with a black side
2.) Get a permanent marker and start coloring, while simultaneously praying it doesn't go horribly wrong
3.) Just live with white and yellow
4.) Get black stickers (if it's stickered)
5.) Take off the stickers (if it's stickered black plastic)

 

[BenChristman1]

Here are your options:

1.) Buy the version with a black side
2.) Get a permanent marker and start coloring, while simultaneously praying it doesn't go horribly wrong
3.) Just live with white and yellow
4.) Get black stickers (if it's stickered)
5.) Take off the stickers (if it's stickered black plastic)

How many of those are comp-legal?

 

[Owen Morrison]

How many of those are comp-legal?

3

 

[BenChristman1]

#1, #3, and...

EDIT: #4, duh.

 

[ProStar]

How many of those are comp-legal?

That's the beauty of quarantine comps, no one will know

 

[Sub1Hour]

Technically only 1 and 3 are legal
2 Is illegal because different texture and inconsistent coloring
4 is impossible since there are no stickered YLM square-1s dont exist as of right now unless you dye a stickerless one yourself
5 is illegal, I learned it the hard way when one of the stickers came off my original volt so I just made it a black side. Ended up having to use a weilong square-1 for my first official square-1 avg (dont get the weilong square-1 its basically a shengshou squan with a florian equation)

In all reality black does not make that big of a difference, I just like it because its easier for my to distinguish in bad lighting. I was talking to a really good square-1 specialist (top 25) and we were talking about what color goes on top or bottom and he said he always puts white on bottom since his brain just ignores it. Thinking about it I do the same thing where I only look at my top color pieces and ignore the rest. Black is easier for me to pick up against white but I can still get times that are the same with a white/yellow square-1. I do black on top but if there is no black then I do white on top. Also black and yellow square-1's don't work as well as black and white if you are looking for pure distinguishability.

 

[GANQIYIMOYU]

Here are your options:

1.) Buy the version with a black side
2.) Get a permanent marker and start coloring, while simultaneously praying it doesn't go horribly wrong
3.) Just live with white and yellow
4.) Get black stickers (if it's stickered)
5.) Take off the stickers (if it's stickered black plastic)

wait there is a black version?

 

[Sub1Hour]

wait there is a black version?

4 is impossible since there are no stickered YLM square-1s dont exist as of right now unless you dye a stickerless one yourself

hmmm

 

[ProStar]

I used Z3Cubing's tutorial for squan, and I know that double parity = no parity, but how would I solve that using the info in his tutorial? Or would I have to just learn an alg for that?

 

[Sub1Hour]

What is this double parity that you speak of. If you give me an explanation to what you mean or send me a picture of this double parity then I will help you

 

[BenChristman1]

I used Z3Cubing's tutorial for squan, and I know that double parity = no parity, but how would I solve that using the info in his tutorial? Or would I have to just learn an alg for that?

(1,0) / (-1,-1) / (6, 1) / (1,0) / (-1,-1) / (0,1)
It's a really easy alg and really fast to execute.

 

[Sub1Hour]

(1,0) / (-1,-1) / (6, 1) / (1,0) / (-1,-1) / (0,1)
It's a really easy alg and really fast to execute.

This alg is impossible in cubeshape, someone fill me in on this double parity (If its a z perm just say z perm)

 

[BenChristman1]

This alg is impossible in cubeshape, someone fill me in on this double parity (If its a z perm just say z perm)

Do a z2.

 

[NevEr_QeyX]

I used Z3Cubing's tutorial for squan, and I know that double parity = no parity, but how would I solve that using the info in his tutorial? Or would I have to just learn an alg for that?

If you do the M2 U2 M2 alg ( (1,0) / (-1,-1) / (0,1) ) then it will get rid of double parity

 

[Sub1Hour]

Do a z2.

Excuse me but I believe I will have to arrest you for crimes against humanity for doing a rotation during a squan solve

It's still impossible in cube-shape.

 

[Sub1Hour]

If you do the M2 U2 M2 alg ( (1,0) / (-1,-1) / (0,1) ) then it will get rid of double parity

ITS NOT DOUBLE PARITY PLEASE REFER TO IT AS ONE OF THESE EP CASES
Adj
Opp
Ucw
Uccw
Z
H
W
O

 

[NevEr_QeyX]

ITS NOT DOUBLE PARITY PLEASE REFER TO IT AS ONE OF THESE EP CASES
Adj
Opp
Ucw
Uccw
Z
H
W
O

He referred to it as double parity, so I'm keeping the vocabulary consistent.

 

[Sub1Hour]

He referred to it as double parity, so I'm keeping the vocabulary consistent.

Double parity is not a thing that exists on a puzzle like square-1 where there is only 1 parity. If there is double parity on a puzzle with only 1 possible parity that means there is no parity.

 

[NevEr_QeyX]

Double parity is not a thing that exists on a puzzle like square-1 where there is only 1 parity. If there is double parity on a puzzle with only 1 possible parity that means there is no parity.

I said the same thing he did so it wouldn't be confusing.

When I say double parity on squan everybody knows what I'm talking about right?