Any tutorials on the 3-cycle set-up moves? (Macky's)

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hello guys,

i'm new to 3-cycle, and so far i noticed that the set-up moves are really difficult compared to the 3-cycle. i decided to shift to 3-cycle to get really fast. anyway, are there any tutorials/links for the set-up moves or do i have to discover it for myself? thanks.
 
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hello guys,

i'm new to 3-cycle, and so far i noticed that the set-up moves are really difficult compared to the 3-cycle. i decided to shift to 3-cycle to get really fast. anyway, are there any tutorials/links for the set-up moves or do i have to discover it for myself? thanks.

"I'm new to 3-cycle, and so far i noticed that the set-up moves are really difficult compared to the 3-cycle." <- I don't quite get that.

You're allowed to use F B U D L2 R2 as you setup moves. That's all you need to know.

I should be making BLD video tutorials soon so that may help once I make it.
 
Good news: All video's for my VERY extensive tutorial has been shot. I will do the editing and uploading next weekend. That means that next monday everyone should be able to learn 3-cycle blindfolded by watching about 1 hour of video on youtube.

After that, I am going to learn regular Pochmann, M2 and maybe some other techniques and make videos of those methods as well. That will probably take a couple of months.
 
Good news: All video's for my VERY extensive tutorial has been shot. I will do the editing and uploading next weekend. That means that next monday everyone should be able to learn 3-cycle blindfolded by watching about 1 hour of video on youtube.

After that, I am going to learn regular Pochmann, M2 and maybe some other techniques and make videos of those methods as well. That will probably take a couple of months.

Wow, 1 hour, nice, I guess I might not have to make one then. :D

I don't understand a bit of M2 so when you make it, I'll learn it. :)
 
The only problematic setup moves you can get are during CP when you have a three-cycle of one corner in one layer and two diagonally separated corners in another layers.

If the two corners are in the top layer I usually do something like (R' D R D')3 to bring DLF to URF.

If the two corners are in the bottom I do something something like this (suppose i want to cycle ULF->DLB->DRF), U R2 U' D2 R2, then cycle ULF->URB->ULB, and then undo setup: R2 D2 U R2 U'.

Edit: Remember that your setup moves aren't restricted during orientation.
 
hello guys,

i'm new to 3-cycle, and so far i noticed that the set-up moves are really difficult compared to the 3-cycle. i decided to shift to 3-cycle to get really fast. anyway, are there any tutorials/links for the set-up moves or do i have to discover it for myself? thanks.

"I'm new to 3-cycle, and so far i noticed that the set-up moves are really difficult compared to the 3-cycle." <- I don't quite get that.

You're allowed to use F B U D L2 R2 as you setup moves. That's all you need to know.

I should be making BLD video tutorials soon so that may help once I make it.


sorry, i meant 2-cycle
 
i think the easiest way to learn methods is by reading not movies :)
i never can learn watching videos :)..but that's me..
anyway...right now i'm learning macky's tutorial...and i can say blindfol cubing is waaayy..easier than i thought
 
Good news: All video's for my VERY extensive tutorial has been shot. I will do the editing and uploading next weekend. That means that next monday everyone should be able to learn 3-cycle blindfolded by watching about 1 hour of video on youtube.

After that, I am going to learn regular Pochmann, M2 and maybe some other techniques and make videos of those methods as well. That will probably take a couple of months.

Your making it too easy for noob cubers to learn BLD, haha :P
 
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