Recent content by obelisk477

Additionally, if you still use 'Ri' and 'Ui' to denote counterclockwise turns, your credibility is pretty much instantly shot.

It is, but for 18 move solutions and fewer, it is actually mathematically most likely that the solution is optimal, due to the rarity of the scrambles of length (solution length -1). Which explains why my 18 and Harry's 17 were both optimal. I guess Sebastiano's 18 was not, but we now have 3...

1) press caps lock button 2) manually twist the unsolved corner with your hand. you must have twisted without realizing it

Also, the main method for solving a 4x4 involves "turning it into" a 3x3, and then solving that 3x3 with the beginners method. So he would still be able to practice his 3x3 skills!

@Mike Hughey how would this change the scoring for FMC? Would more points be allotted for effort with the three attempts?

What is your current method for recognition? None of the above ;) You have a physically twisted corner that cannot be solved with algorithms. Solve first two blocks, phyiscally twist all of the corners upwards so that their yellow stickers are on top, and then lookup the CMLL. This should...

guys. they literally just launched the site. give it a couple of weeks

Here's the scramble: R' U' F R2 B2 R' B2 L D2 R' U2 B L' B2 L2 D2 L' B D' B2 L' F R' U' F Chad is me by the way ;)

Guys the 14 UWR was a prank lol

Idk but I really want one Thanks! All it took was some skill and a stupid amount of luck lol

This was the main video that inspired me while I was learning.

Left ring presses the BD sticker for M', DB sticker for M, left ring and then left middle on BD for M2.

I think maybe @shadowslice e or Tao Yu would be good candidates for the fastest PCMS solver, or at the very least they'll know who is

Do you consider PCMS to be a corners first method?