[Unofficial] 6x6 layer by layer (according to LBL rules) in 6:38.97

[Briosheje]

Yeah thanks for the reply. I haven't learned commutators yet but there's a lot of really interesting stuff here. Haven't solved 6x6 in a while (been concentrating on 3x3) - but this has given me a bit of inspiration to look at it in a different light

There also are other ways to solve it... You may try for example yau method, k4 or kbcm method... use your imagination to find new methods

 

[stoic]

I know! When I first started solving I never thought my brain would be able to handle more than five beginner 3x3 algs (lol) but I keep finding more and more to get into. I've been really concentrating on getting my cross/F2L times down and I've got a 7x7 on order at the moment too...

 

[Kirjava]

Anyway, do you know any better way for the second, third, fourth and fifth layer? I can't find out any better way...

You can do the centres (and possibly edges) quicker by having FL on L and doing U2 then (n)r2 to move what you've done out of the way to give you the freedom to build the other layers before putting what you've already built back.

I don't like giving this advice though, I should be telling you to just do them all at the same time >.>

 

[Briosheje]

You can do the centres (and possibly edges) quicker by having FL on L and doing U2 then (n)r2 to move what you've done out of the way to give you the freedom to build the other layers before putting what you've already built back.

I don't like giving this advice though, I should be telling you to just do them all at the same time >.>

I was looking for something like that but I get quite lost when i have to hold my FL in L... Maybe I have to practice more?

And yeah, that's true that it should be better to do them all together (I've quickly noticed how fast it is by trying k4 on 5x5) but I still think that LBL is really really challenging :3