Xrayblitz
Member
5x5x5 and 7x7x7 - I kind of used what I already knew from 3x3 and 4x4
Dino Cube
Rainbow Cube
15 Puzzle
Platypus
Floppy "Cube"
Dino Cube
Rainbow Cube
15 Puzzle
Platypus
Floppy "Cube"
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I have tremendous respect for people who solved the sq-1 completely without help.
I have tremendous respect for people who solved the sq-1 completely without help.
Definitely. As you saw above, I did figure it out. I took it apart at least 20 times, reassembling it properly to see what an alg did. I spent at least 2 weeks of intense focus on it. I still have the paper with all my algs. It was complicated to say the least. My method was not fast at all. First I made it square. Next I solved each corner piece, one at a time. After that, I solved all the edges, one at a time. I had one alg that cycled around 3 edges so I could insert them with (1,0)/(-1,1)/... My parity alg did what it was supposed to, but completely messed up the rest of my pieces, the only thing preserved was the layer each piece was on. Luckily though, I would then start solving it again and would not have parity. My first timed solve took me 8 minutes, I think...Exactly what I was about to say. I would hope they spent quite a bit of time with it, otherwise I must be a moron for not understanding the shape-shift used to cycle the pieces.