3x3 2Gen Example Solve Game

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Solve with only Mu gen

Okay, I’ll give it a shot-

u’ M u’ M’ u’ M u M // I am literally 3 moves away from a solved cube but I’m not allowed to do those 3 moves ajahjsnajsj
u’ M2 u // Everything except for 4 centers (3/11)
M2 u M u2 M // Some random fiddling with it
u M2 u M2 u M u2 M // MORE
u M2 u’ // Different 4 centers remaining (3/27)
u M’ u2 M2 u2 // FINALLY
M’ u2 M2 u // All Finished! (in 34 lolol)

I know I definitely could’ve solved 4 centers in less than 23 moves but I’m lazy rn lol

Edit: after the second line,
M’ u’ M’ u2 M2 u2 M’ u2 M2 u’ M // Solved (in 12 less)

I think Mu gen is actually a nice little challenge (Ill be it not very difficult, just fun,) you should give it a try:

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Okay, I’ll give it a shot-

u’ M u’ M’ u’ M u M // I am literally 3 moves away from a solved cube but I’m not allowed to do those 3 moves ajahjsnajsj
u’ M2 u // Everything except for 4 centers (3/11)
M2 u M u2 M // Some random fiddling with it
u M2 u M2 u M u2 M // MORE
u M2 u’ // Different 4 centers remaining (3/27)
u M’ u2 M2 u2 // FINALLY
M’ u2 M2 u // All Finished! (in 34 lolol)

I know I definitely could’ve solved 4 centers in less than 23 moves but I’m lazy rn lol

I think Mu gen is actually a nice little challenge (Ill be it not very difficult, just fun,) you should give it a try:

Nice! I was fiddling with a cube a couple days ago when I tried to do an Mu solve, they're actually pretty challenging, Also your solution doesn't work

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M u M' // Centers

u2 M' u M u M' u M u M' u M2 u M' u M' u2 M u M u M // EO Using ELL algs

u2 M2 u2 M u2 M' // 1st Layer

u M2 u M u2 M' u M2 u // Repurposed EPLL solves edges(and centers apparently)


It's actually pretty fun; most 2gen solves are really easy but Mu is a big challenge


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M u M // reduce to U-displaced centers and 2 bad edges
u // setup
M' u M u M // EO+center orientation
u2 M' u2 M' u M2 u // LR
M' u2 M u2 // finish (20)

Tips for EO + center orientation (EOCO):
Edge orientation is just like in Roux. A center is considered oriented if it is on the correct face or on the opposite face.
Useful triggers to set up to include:
M (4 bad edges, centers M away from oriented)
u M u (4 bad, centers S away)
M u M (4 bad, S E away)
u M u M u (4 bad, M E away)
M u M u M (2 bad, E away)
M u M2 u M (4 bad, oriented centers)
Many of these triggers still work when changing the direction of some moves. Play around with it!
An easy way to do EOCO is to break it down into three steps:
1. Make it so that the number of bad edges and the center configuration matches one of the triggers (e.g. centers an E away from oriented and 2 bad edges)
2. Use a combination of M2, u2, M(') u2 M('), and u(') M2 u(') triggers to get the bad edges in the right spot for the trigger while preserving the center configuration . You can also use longer setups to M2 or u2, like u M u2 M' u', and still preserve the center configuration.
3. Do the trigger.

Another example with a different trigger:
There are 4 bad edges, and the centers are an S away from being oriented, perfect for the u M u trigger.
u M' u2 M' u' ^ M2 // setup (6)
u' M u // EO (9)
u' M2 u2 M' u2 M' u // 4x (16-3/13)

^ u2 M2 u2 M' u2 M2 u2 M' // solve 4x (8-2/19)

u M' u2 M' u M2 u2 M' u2 M2 u2 M u' M' u2 M' u2 M' u

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M u M // reduce to U-displaced centers and 2 bad edges
u // setup
M' u M u M // EO+center orientation
u2 M' u2 M' u M2 u // LR
M' u2 M u2 // finish (20)

Tips for EO + center orientation (EOCO):
Edge orientation is just like in Roux. A center is considered oriented if it is on the correct face or on the opposite face.
Useful triggers to set up to include:
M (4 bad edges, centers M away from oriented)
u M u (4 bad, centers S away)
M u M (4 bad, S E away)
u M u M u (4 bad, M E away)
M u M u M (2 bad, E away)
M u M2 u M (4 bad, oriented centers)
Many of these triggers still work when changing the direction of some moves. Play around with it!
An easy way to do EOCO is to break it down into three steps:
1. Make it so that the number of bad edges and the center configuration matches one of the triggers (e.g. centers an E away from oriented and 2 bad edges)
2. Use a combination of M2, u2, M(') u2 M('), and u(') M2 u(') triggers to get the bad edges in the right spot for the trigger while preserving the center configuration . You can also use longer setups to M2 or u2, like u M u2 M' u', and still preserve the center configuration.
3. Do the trigger.

Another example with a different trigger:
There are 4 bad edges, and the centers are an S away from being oriented, perfect for the u M u trigger.
u M' u2 M' u' ^ M2 // setup (6)
u' M u // EO (9)
u' M2 u2 M' u2 M' u // 4x (16-3/13)

^ u2 M2 u2 M' u2 M2 u2 M' // solve 4x (8-2/19)

u M' u2 M' u M2 u2 M' u2 M2 u2 M u' M' u2 M' u2 M' u
Next scramble?
 
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30 STM

/* Scramble */
u M u M u' M u' M2 u' M u M u' M' u M' u2 M2 u M2 u M u' M

/* Solve */
u M2 // EO

u2 M' u' M' u2 M' u2 M2 // 1st Layer

u' M2 u' M u2 M' u' M2 // PEUL - Permute E and U Layers

u' M2 u' M u M2 u M2 u M u' M2 // Centers

// View at alg.cubing.net



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That's not true. Even the first solve wasn't 2-gen

The rules are similar to the 3x3 example solve game, except the scrambles will be RU or MU 2Gen (you decide). You will do an example solve with the scramble that the previous person provided. After your solve is done, put the next person’s scramble. Again, these can be RU or MU 2Gen scrambles, meaning that the scrambles are all R and U or M and U moves. I’ll start:

Scramble: R2 U' R2 U2 R2 U' R' U2 R2 U2 R' U' R' U R U R U2 R2 U' R' U' R U2 R2

R U R U2 R U R’ U2 R’ U’ R2 // Square
U2 R U R’ U2 R U‘ R’ // Pair
U2 r U R’ U’ r’ F R F’ // OLL
U2 x’ R2 D2 R’ U’ R D2 R’ U R’ // PLL

Scramble for next person (Can be RU 2Gen as well): U2 M U2 M2 U' M U M U' M U' M2 U' M2 U M' U2 M' U M2 U M U M' U
 
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