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I: Ick! I didn't know the inside of cockroaches looked like that...

Whoopsies, saw the wrong timestamp :rolleyes: (I look really stupid now). Although, brododragon does have a point.

This thread has kinda died... so here's something to talk about: Super floppy cube 1-look method? (Regular floppy cube 1-look is easy)

Who else here uses Petrus on 2x2?

Double-square -> Roux -> Petrus -> Waterman -> ZZ -> Corners-first -> Quit cubing (I will never surrender to CFOP!)

Sorry if I was unclear, I meant physically remove the center caps and put them back on in the positions I listed.

Given you can't solve a cube, I'm not sure if will help. The simplest way to solve your problem is to arrange the center caps in the following manner: Yellow on top White on bottom Red on left Orange on right Green in front Blue in back Make sure the other pieces line up with those colors too...

2 moves max 1 Move (HTM): COLL on a 1x1x2 :) (You never said what puzzle the method had to be for...)

Okay, sorry to break up the great Petrus-W work but I want to put all the changes to my method (now christened the "Double-Square" method) in one place. So, here we go: As of now, there are two branches of the method: A speedsolving (pro) method and an intermediate method. Speedsolving...

Hah! I'll call it double square. Thanks!

Wow, I feel like history has just been made. The wiki page makes Petrus-W seem really official! Which brings me to another point... I need a name for my method.

Whoa, never knew that! So cool (given I'm a square-1 enthusiast)! Image square-1 OH...

I'll be a little less cruel: try developing a square-1 full blind method. Honestly, I'm not sure if its possible but I'd love to see it if it is.

Okay, I've gotten "Don't insert an oriented edge" a few times now. I clearly must not be familiar with EO (I'm a square-1 cuber and only got into 3x3 recently). Suppose the edge in that slot is oriented incorrectly. What would I do to make it correct? Would I do that before or during the EO...

Agreed. Maybe we could change the subject a bit... like more suggestions for my method!