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Your post was totally useless to me and just useless in general.
On the 4x4, when doing wide turns, you turn the center layer along with it. On the 5x5, whenever ou do a wide turn (all the time...), instead of turning the regular two layers, you bring the third/center layer with it.
However, I probably use a different OLL parity than you. which one do you use?
I use r2 B2 U2 l etc alg.
I grab both layres on 4x4x4 when I do it (faster)
On 5x5x5, grab the 2 outer layers per r2/l2. Can make video if needed though it's extremely..easy. Shouldn't even need one.
For the impure version( I assume using both slices), I do what I said above. for the pure (inner slices only?), I do the same but without the outer layers.
2 questions
1) Aka's for Cyclo lube? (The lube for xcube). Is it just regular heavy duty CRC?
2) This was asked by amos a while back but I didn't bookmark it-easiest 4x4x4 BLD method?
The Alpha-V's pieces are more open that the full sealed, and the full sealed has some tracks on the edges. Minor details like that. The centers are quite different though.
The Feng and Full Sealed I am 99% sure are the same thing
Uhm, it also happened with my ES 2x2x2. It fell apart, leaving the core only. I managed to put it back, but seconds later it fell apart again. How do I assemble it?