In competition for 3x3 they have a computer choose a random position, then find a scramble that will get to that random position. It's usually around 18 or so moves.
In competition for 3x3 they have a computer choose a random position, then find a scramble that will get to that random position. It's usually around 18 or so moves.
every official 3x3 i have scramble has had a 21 move scramble...
are there any good simulators for massive cubes (above 20x20) where i can save my progress, close down, then reopen it where i left off? preferably a downloadable program.
i have a program at the moment that goes up to 64x64 but the controls arent the greatest and it freezes a lot.
I am a beginner cuber and my new best time is 1:52 and I bought the cube 6 days ago. I use the layer by layer method tutorial by dan brown on youtube. I was wondering if there is a method that would make my cubing faster with not having to remember many algirithms?
I don't believe there is a requirement to use the optimal solver in CE. The two phase solver doesn't necessarily give the optimal solution, so that may be why ben has only seen 21 move scrambles.
I am a beginner cuber and my new best time is 1:52 and I bought the cube 6 days ago. I use the layer by layer method tutorial by dan brown on youtube. I was wondering if there is a method that would make my cubing faster with not having to remember many algirithms?
Use LBL until you're about a minute.
The popular method is Fridrich. The Cross and F2L part are intuitive, but are essential to master. The next step is 2 Look OLL which has 7 algorithms. Then it's 2 look PLL which has another 7.
After that, you want to learn full (21 algs) PLL.
What forum do I post in for a meetup in my state (Indiana)? I noticed a handful of them are in the official wca competitions thread but I feel like that's inappropriate.
Edit: What is the difference in CCT between Megaminx and Pochmann Megaminx for the customization?
Is there such a thing as a +2 in clock or is it just a DNF if not solved? I can't seem to find anything about it after searching though the regulations.
Is there such a thing as a +2 in clock or is it just a DNF if not solved? I can't seem to find anything about it after searching though the regulations.