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can you post an explanation for this solve please?
(i'm noob in rubik's magic)
How many method of magic solving are there?
So far, I see this, Erik's tutorial, and Unifish's tutorial.
I could not see what was going on for the first step of Erik's solution. It was a weird looking twist. Unifish's was really simple, I only tried it twice and got about 10 seconds. I'll eventually commit some alg to memory.
Which is the fastest way?
Which is the way that damages the puzzle the least?
How many method of magic solving are there?
So far, I see this, Erik's tutorial, and Unifish's tutorial.
I could not see what was going on for the first step of Erik's solution. It was a weird looking twist. Unifish's was really simple, I only tried it twice and got about 10 seconds. I'll eventually commit some alg to memory.
Which is the fastest way?
Which is the way that damages the puzzle the least?
The guy's name is Eric. It's important to remember which letter(s) are at the end. As for magic solutions, I use the one taught by Eric. I can easily get sub-2 unless I get jammed/locked up/caught twice. No method really damages the puzzle. My magic's broken at least 15 times, but that's because of my ruthless solving techniques. The initial twist is really not that hard. Just give it a shot. If it feels really flimsy during the twist, then you're doing it right. If it's really tight, just stop.
How many method of magic solving are there?
So far, I see this, Erik's tutorial, and Unifish's tutorial.
I could not see what was going on for the first step of Erik's solution. It was a weird looking twist. Unifish's was really simple, I only tried it twice and got about 10 seconds. I'll eventually commit some alg to memory.
Which is the fastest way?
Which is the way that damages the puzzle the least?
The guy's name is Eric. It's important to remember which letter(s) are at the end. As for magic solutions, I use the one taught by Eric. I can easily get sub-2 unless I get jammed/locked up/caught twice. No method really damages the puzzle. My magic's broken at least 15 times, but that's because of my ruthless solving techniques. The initial twist is really not that hard. Just give it a shot. If it feels really flimsy during the twist, then you're doing it right. If it's really tight, just stop.
???
Which guy is Eric? I know Erik, I do mean Erik (frk17).
Pretty fast....
How fast are you on magic_oh, master_magic and master_magic_oh? (all with flipping only naturally)
How many method of magic solving are there?
So far, I see this, Erik's tutorial, and Unifish's tutorial.
I could not see what was going on for the first step of Erik's solution. It was a weird looking twist. Unifish's was really simple, I only tried it twice and got about 10 seconds. I'll eventually commit some alg to memory.
Which is the fastest way?
Which is the way that damages the puzzle the least?
The guy's name is Eric. It's important to remember which letter(s) are at the end. As for magic solutions, I use the one taught by Eric. I can easily get sub-2 unless I get jammed/locked up/caught twice. No method really damages the puzzle. My magic's broken at least 15 times, but that's because of my ruthless solving techniques. The initial twist is really not that hard. Just give it a shot. If it feels really flimsy during the twist, then you're doing it right. If it's really tight, just stop.
???
Which guy is Eric? I know Erik, I do mean Erik (frk17).
I was talking about Limeback.