New challenge idea - Layered Guildford / Layered Mini Guildford?

[GeographicalCuber]

Just a fun challenge to try.

My idea was that you have to complete a Guildford or mini Guildford BUT every event has to be solved in a layer by layer form.

Rules for what counts as LBL:

NxNs: Exactly how you'd think it'd be, but you can't do CFOP f2l as that is TRYING to solve 2 layers at once.
Clock: Solving the bottom 3 clocks on both sides, then the next 3, then the final 3
Mega: Confusing, I would define it as this picture, 5 layers designated by colour

Pyra: It's literally a common method
Skewb: Layer, then centres, then remaining corners
Sq1: Bottom layer, slice layer, top layer
I'll update with my time when I finish it.

What times will you all get?

EDIT: Also please share a video if you can

 

[precompsubwr]

Clock is just rsingh method on steroids

 

[GeographicalCuber]

Clock is just rsingh method on steroids

So true tho
That's why noone mains clock LBL

Also, I got my first attempt: 14:00.12

Hardest cubes: Def big cubes, I had To use a lot of commutators
Most fun: Also big cubes, as it was a lot like a puzzle!

 

[precompsubwr]

Also, I got my first attempt: 14:00.12

Wait did you do guildford or mini guildford and how do you do mega lbl

 

[GeographicalCuber]

Wait did you do guildford or mini guildford and how do you do mega lbl

1. Mini as I don't have a 7x7
2. I will explain when I'm using my phone and can take pictures, essentially mega is first 2 layers as youd expect on a 3x3, last 2 are the same but on the top, and the third/middle layer is all of the other pieces which form like a ring round the middle.

Layer 1:

Layer 2 ( Not including layer 1) :

Layer 3:

You can imagine layers 4 and 5

Feel free to suggest other ides for mega though, it is quite a tenuous definition.

 

[GeographicalCuber]

Attempt 2: 13:38.25

I sort of have a more efficient method for big cubes LBL now