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    [Help Thread] FMC Discussion

    Reconstructions of my 21.33 NR mean, third place at Euros 2024. Plain text version: https://sebastiano.tronto.net/speedcubing/euros-2133.txt 1. Scramble: R' U' F L' B2 U D2 L' F2 L F L' B2 D L2 B2 D B2 U' R2 F2 R' U' F 2. Scramble: R' U' F L F' U2 B' R' U2 F2 U2 F2 R2 D2 B' D' U2 B2 F2 R' D...
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    Kalindu Sachintha Wijesundara19.67 FMC MEAN -

    It is how Kalindu wrote the reconstructions, the WDC discussed editing that part but in the end we decided to keep them as the original.
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    Rubik's cube: how to figure it out

    Thanks! No, there is nothing interactive in that page. Thanks for the heads up! I know about Twizzle, but I did not know the plan was to replace alg.cubing.net. In any case, I use the tool sufficiently often that I am going to notice and I can keep the links up to date, if needed. In my case...
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    Rubik's cube: how to figure it out

    Hello forum, long time since I posted a new thread here :) Today I managed to write something that I have had in mind for quite some time: a tutorial for beginners, aimed at people that want to figure out how to solve a cube by themselves rather than following a step-by-step guide. As such, it...
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    [Help Thread] FMC Discussion

    I have worked out how to insert 3 slice moves (like E E E2) to simplify a DR-sequence. I posted it on my website for ease of formatting and possible future updates: https://sebastiano.tronto.net/speedcubing/slice-theory
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    Celebrating 20 Years of the Roux Method

    I started with CFOP in 2008, moved on to ZZ in 2011 and then to Roux in late 2017 - though I was not practicing much 3x3 then, and I only started using it officially in 2019. I have already broken my 3x3 and OH official records and I hope I can get a sub-8 3x3 average and a sub-13 OH average...
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    FMC: My recommended approach for recognizing all 12 HTR corner subsets

    "My approach" is just the maze :) You said "I believe his method makes it seem like there's 35 cases but I could be wrong"; they are 34. I believe it offers some advantage over your classification, namely once you know the maze you exactly which other cases you can reach with setup moves + 1qt...
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    FMC: My recommended approach for recognizing all 12 HTR corner subsets

    Thank you for sharing all your stuff! I have been doing (almost) 100% HTR since September last year, and I started right away by learning the maze. There are 34 cases, but the way I see it they are actually 17 (ignoring parity) and you need to learn at least one odd path and one even path for...
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    Blindsolving Accomplishment Thread

    I have not posted here in a very long time, but I have a comp in a few weeks and I want to do well, so I am practicing a bit (first time in 4 years!). Today I had a good accuracy so I pushed it a bit to try and get an avg100 (at most 5 DNFs). I was fairly close: DNF on attempts 21, 46, 59...
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    [Help Thread] FMC Discussion

    Just got a "PB" (my best solve at home ever, still worse than my offical 16)
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    Nissy - A Rubik's cube solver and FMC assistant

    Update (2022-06-02): release 2.0.2 improves the generation of pruning tables, making installation faster without the need to download huge files. It still takes ~40 minutes on my laptop though. There is no other improvement in this release, so if you already have 2.0.1 you don't need to update.
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    Accomplishment Thread

    Official 8.58 3x3 average (Roux)! I also got a 8.96 average in the previous round at the same comp.
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    Nissy - A Rubik's cube solver and FMC assistant

    Update (2022-02-22): bugfix release 2.0.1. Also, nissy has a website now: https://nissy.tronto.net
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    Nissy - A Rubik's cube solver and FMC assistant

    Hello everyone! I have just released version 2.0 of my cube-solving program, Nissy: https://nissy.tronto.net It is a command-line tool (no graphical interface like Cube Explorer for now, sorry) to solve the cube. It is quite fast: on my fairly old 4-core laptop it takes a minute on average to...
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