Vishal
Regular
Hello, I just wanted to know how I could generate 2x2 algorithms or if there is even a way to. Also I download ACube and it will not let me open it because my version of windows is to new or something along those lines.
How To Generate 2x2 Algorithms? ACube help.
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MaeLSTRoM
Veteran
Generate as a 3x3 alg but ignore edges.
Zarxrax
Veteran
I use ron's mini cube solver: http://www.speedcubing.com/CubeSolver/MiniCubeSolver.html
Very easy to use.
Very easy to use.
Vishal
Regular
Thank You, is this the best 2x2 generator there is?
Zarxrax
Veteran
Probably, it can find pretty much any alg. But you will sometimes have to modify them to make them more fingertricky.
For instance, if you are looking for a 2-gen alg, it might not be able to find one with RU, but it might be able to find some that are FU. But thats no big deal, you just do a cube rotation and it becomes RU
For instance, if you are looking for a 2-gen alg, it might not be able to find one with RU, but it might be able to find some that are FU. But thats no big deal, you just do a cube rotation and it becomes RU
Zarxrax
Veteran
Oh, you might also want to try ksolve.
It has quite a bigger learning curve (but maybe easier than acube), but once you understand how to use it, its possible to make up all the cases and then generate all your algs at once, instead of one at a time.
It's not quite as flexible as the mini cube solver though, because if for example, it finds some algs that are 6 moves long, it wont keep going and find any that are 7 moves long. With the mini cube solver, you have the option to look for longer algs.
It has quite a bigger learning curve (but maybe easier than acube), but once you understand how to use it, its possible to make up all the cases and then generate all your algs at once, instead of one at a time.
It's not quite as flexible as the mini cube solver though, because if for example, it finds some algs that are 6 moves long, it wont keep going and find any that are 7 moves long. With the mini cube solver, you have the option to look for longer algs.
CubicNL
Regular
I like the mini cube applet, it's very easy to use and finds good algs imo.
