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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!

Agreed. If more research was done into it we might find that it has lots of potential, but as of now there's just not enough resources out there.

Never unintentionally. (I have taken many apart though.) NHIE: Stepped on a cube

B, all the way. I'd probably take it apart instantly just to see how it works. WYR: A. Have to eat a 3x3's plastic pieces B. Have to eat a 3x3's screws/springs

Thanks! Your suggestions are very helpful. For step two, how would you do EO if the edge in the place mentioned is flipped (is there an EO algorithm I don't know about?) Thanks again!