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I'm afraid I gave you a wrong info; it was a typo. The position is 18 ftm long. https://alpha.twizzle.net/edit/?puzzle=fto&alg=U+F+BL%27+U+F+BL%27+U+F+R+BL%27+L+B%27+R+L+B%27+R+L+B%27

Yes, but not only. The center-only superflip equivalent position("tri_adj") is known to be length-21 a 18 mover. Now added Twizzle links. :)

Here are some hard positions for face-turning octahedron puzzle (or "FTO"), searched from this February to July. Below are length-23 positions found so far, for normal(pseudo) FTO configuration (=centers on a same face can be mixed)...

I guess you guys are all talking about the top-left one in the image. Master pyraminx has 13 pieces (w/o tips). The one I drew has 16 pieces. Maybe it's due to some mobile layout things. I'll edit and reupload the image to only show you the exact one.

Are there any puzzles with the properties shown at the bottom of the image? (Sorry for the cursed mspaint thing but you'll get the idea.)

This was just one of my experiments. The idea was come while guessing about DeepCube's method.

A scramble from Dadams. Done at July 3rd, but forgot to submit. Using only A B A' (except for very first and last part) was intended. Scramble: R' L' D' U' B2 F' L R U2 F2 B' R' B' L U2 D' L R' F' L

24 HTM w/ Roux. Scramble: L2 U2 B2 F2 R2 U F2 D' B2 U2 L D F2 L F2 D R U B' L R' Solution: L2 U R' D' U2 B D2 L' D2 B2 U2 R2 D' R D' F' D F2 D' L2 R2 B2 L R' (24) L2 U R' // three pairs (3/3) D' U2 B' [1] U2 // two squares (4/7) R' D' R D' // arrange some pairs (4/11) F' D F2 D' // AB5E...

Thank you, this is gonna work well for me. In execution, the method you've mentioned seems to work only for M2/R2. How do people solve them in 3-style? Just doing setup+alg?

Question: How can I remember orientations (like corner twists or edge flip) with letter pairs method for long time? By tapping stickers, it's not that hard to remember when there're less than 5 cubes, but it doesn't really work when there are 20~30 or more cubes. In addition, for edges, you only...

I wonder if this should go to "Other Questions" thread, but: What does "Speffz" stands for?

Here, is my recent attempt to adapt Roux/Petrus method for 4x4. I tried not to do reduction as far as I could, and the results are the below: - Roux for 4x4 ("R4" or whatever) 1. Build 2 opposite centers. (F2Ce) 2. Build 1x3x4 block on left. 3. Build 1x3x3 block on right. 4. Build 2x3x4 block...

24 HTM w/ Roux method Scramble: F D2 L2 U2 F' U2 B2 F R2 D' R' B L D U2 R2 F D2 R'

Alright, thanks for the correction. Changed the title to prevent any other confusion.

Oh, really? I didn't know that. XD What the meme stands for? Just replaced <1-1Aa> and <1-1Ba>. Thanks!

Zeroing means cancellation.(*) This method doesn't contains whole new system but more closer to zeroing process. If you meant Feliks' 19.36 WR solve, this method doesn't have any relation with the solution. I'm sorry if I confused you. - EDIT: According to its reconstruction, he did similar...

- EDIT: I'll call this method as This method will be named as "Last 4 Edge Pairing" or "L4EP". I will cut out the >5 edge blocks cases. / This is a method for 4x4 edge pairing (which I had thought few years ago), basically a substep for Yau method. The concept of this method is just to reduce...

Lee Choong-myoung's winning solutions from FMC Asia 2016. / <1st solve> Scramble: R' U' F D L2 B2 U' F2 L2 F2 R2 U F2 D2 F' L' D2 B2 D' B L U' R' F' R' U' F Solution: U2 R2 L' U2 F R' F D2 F2 D' L B L' F L B' L' F2 D2 R D' R F2 D R' (25) <2nd solve> Scramble: R' U' F L2 F2 D2 U2 F2 R' D2 F2...

An answer for my old question: R U R' F' R U R' [1] U' R' F R2 U' R' (U') [1]: [[R, U]*n, [U', l']] i) n=3k+1: PLL R-Perm ii) n=3k+2: PLL G-Perm iii) n=3k: PLL J-Perm (the insertion does nothing.)

His WCA profile is here.