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1) open Start menu
2) Type in "cmd", enter. This brings up the command line
3) Navigate into the folder where ksolve is
(hint for commands, without the aposthropes:
"d:" will change to disk partition D:\
"cd FolderName" will bring you into the folder FolderName)
4) Enter the command:
kslove 2x2x2.def 2x2x2.txt
5) Enter
See this if you want further instructions for using the command line.
Also, here is my screenshot how to use the program:
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Thanks! That's worked.
sneaklyfox
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One can never be "too fast" at PLL. Rather, people are too slow at F2L in general.
Noahaha
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It doesn't make sense for PLL to be proportional to speed given that someone with no lookahead can still have really fast PLLs.
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Would changing the springs int the SS Pyraminx be good?
SpeedSolver101
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Anyone know of a good super square 1 tutorial? I have it back to cubic form but no one has a good tutorial on solving like a 3x3x4 :/
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You don't solve it like a 3x3x4 it's like solving the regular Sq-1 twice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQVdOIWLM_s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M7S6H9P2Kk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1F5rJh8BfMI
scottishcuber
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Is there somewhere I can by moyu 3x3 stickers by themselves?
I know thecubicle has pretty much the same shades but shipping from there is quite high.
I know thecubicle has pretty much the same shades but shipping from there is quite high.
SpeedSolver101
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I hate this guy all i hear is "2 u 2 r 2 d " he does not explain a thing
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BrandonSky
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How can I get faster at doing middle slices?
When I use my ring finger to do M twice when doing M2 on a cube, it is slower that doing a r2' and then a R2. For example, the rare H permutation. I memorized the one that has a lot of M2's in it because it is the easiest PLL to learn. But I when I do M2 wilth my ring, it is slow, but when i do it using r2' and then R2, it is faster. Please give me some tips or a collection of tips on how to get faster at this?
When I use my ring finger to do M twice when doing M2 on a cube, it is slower that doing a r2' and then a R2. For example, the rare H permutation. I memorized the one that has a lot of M2's in it because it is the easiest PLL to learn. But I when I do M2 wilth my ring, it is slow, but when i do it using r2' and then R2, it is faster. Please give me some tips or a collection of tips on how to get faster at this?
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M2 flick. One fluid motion, just like a U2 flick. Flick with the ring finger, then follow through with your middle finger to do an M2. While doing the H Perm, the way you do it fast is as soon as you do the first M2 flick, you do a U flick immediately, then the next M2 immediately, then the U2 flick immediately, and so on, in one smooth alg. That's how people sub 1 it. I can, and you can too, just practice these fingertricks.
TheNewbCuber
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Does anyone know where I can get a sleek cool looking puzzle bag, preferably not too big, but large enough to hold a 3x3 and 2x2? Nothing too expensive, just a small knick knack.
Aceno20
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In a WCA competition, what exactly does a "runner" do?
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TheNextFeliks
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A runner carries a cube from the scramblers to the judges.
JasonK
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They help to keep things running efficiently by making sure all the timing stations have cubes at them, and that the solved cubes get back to the scramblers as quickly as possible. Depending on the size of the competition and the event, it can be a pretty hectic job.
TheNewbCuber
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Thanks. I think I'll go with the cubicle, I got lot of relatives going and coming from USA, as that's where I'm actually born. Plus, I've seen SCMU, and for some reason, no offence to them, but the design of their website kinda makes me skeptical(specially the scmu logo, dunno why).
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Thanks!
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