The One-Answer Question Thread [closed]

[CheesecakeCuber]

I think you need to improve your cross and learn full OLL

Don't necessarily need full OLL

 

[JasonK]

Don't necessarily need full OLL

You don't necessarily need to do anything, but he was looking for ways to get faster and OLL generally helps you get faster.

 

[CheesecakeCuber]

You don't necessarily need to do anything, but he was looking for ways to get faster and OLL generally helps you get faster.

True, but I'm just saying that F2L and cross practice would probably help more.

 

[uberCuber]

True, but I'm just saying that F2L and cross practice would probably help more.

Or how about doing both? Learning OLLs doesn't need to take a significant amount of time each day, so why not work on it a little at a time and still do a lot of F2L practice anyway?

 

[CheesecakeCuber]

Or how about doing both? Learning OLLs doesn't need to take a significant amount of time each day, so why not work on it a little at a time and still do a lot of F2L practice anyway?

Great!

 

[TDM]

On 4x4, how many PLL cases are there with parity?

 

[Michael Womack]

For scrambleing Pyraminx how should I hold it as in what colors should be on what faces as in the WCA way?

 

[TDM]

For scrambleing Pyraminx how should I hold it as in what colors should be on what faces as in the WCA way?

Read the regulations.

 

[EMI]

On 4x4, how many PLL cases are there with parity?

22.

 

[TDM]

22.

Thanks. That's not as many as I expected.

 

[Renslay]

22.

You sure? There are 22 PLL cases with no parity (included the solved case), yes, but that is because there are a lot of identicals theough symmetry thanks to AUF. I'm not entirely sure it's the same with parity.

For example, see "corners only" PLLs: without parity, there are 4 of them (Aa, Ab, E, H), but with parity, there are 5 at least (UFL-UFR swap, UFL-UBR swap, Oa swap, Ob swap, zig-zag)

 

[antoineccantin]

22.

Are you sure? I would think there would be more since there are 21 which was be solves without having parity, then others which can only be solved with parity such as O-perm, 3-perm, W-perm, etc.

 

[TDM]

You sure? There are 22 PLL cases with no parity (included the solved case), yes, but that is because there are a lot of identicals theough symmetry thanks to AUF. I'm not entirely sure it's the same with parity.

For example, see "corners only" PLLs: without parity, there are 4 of them (Aa, Ab, E, X), but with parity, there are 5 at least (UFL-UFR swap, UFL-UBR swap, Oa swap, Ob swap, zig-zag)

But if you include solved as a CPLL, then that's 5 and 5. Same with EPLLs: without parity there's solved, Ua, Ub, H, Z, and with there's adj, opp, Oa, Ob, zig-zag. I was thinking something similar to what you're thinking, but actually after what you've said I think there are probably just 22.

 

[TheOneOnTheLeft]

On 4x4, how many PLL cases are there with parity?

I think it's 29, normal PLL plus these: http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Parity_PLL

 

[Cubetastic]

should i make a new youtube channel or keep my old one?

 

[ben1996123]

should i make a new youtube channel or keep my old one?

yes

 

[Cubetastic]

yes

To which one o.o

 

[Lchu613]

Whichever one you want.

 

[Michael Womack]

should i make a new youtube channel or keep my old one?

why would you want to make a new one?

 

[uberCuber]

EMI is correct, there are 22 PLL cases that have parity, for a total of 43 non-solved cases. Can't remember where a full list of them is at the moment though.