105x105x105 Rubik's cube solve attempt

[Kirjava]

I just had a weird thought. On a sufficiently large cube, in either L4E or ELL, every possible case is almost guaranteed to occur. Which means that for each step (e.g. first edge, second edge, last two edges) you can literally just do every alg in a row, applying it to the wing groups with that case on them. That would mean each additional layer only adds a really small number of moves... just the number of extra slices you have to do to include those groups in your L4E/ELL algs.

What I had in mind goes beyond that. You can solve two mismatched 3 cycles in the same alg quite easily with [X,Y,Z], so they don't even have to be the same case.

Aha. What's your technique for solving midges for free during other algs? Can you give some examples?

Block comms and stuff like [Flip, M r']. Hardest case is probably [r, B' U R' B U', l' M].

Whee! More than one good method! I love when that happens.

Saying that one method is good does not imply that another is bad.

 

[qqwref]

Saying that one method is good does not imply that another is bad.

Oh, of course not. But sometimes you can compare two methods and see that one is clearly better by some metric (ease of recognition, movecount, hugecube scalability, etc.) and fortunately that doesn't seem to be the case here.

 

[Godmil]

Oh the other hand, on such a huge project, where mistakes could be costly, trying new methods may not be what you want to do.

 

[ben1996123]

Oh the other hand, on such a huge project, where mistakes could be costly, trying new methods may not be what you want to do.

the backspace key is a thing on this sim.

 

[scylla]

To bad for you, your scramble has edge parity.....

 

[uniacto]

To bad for you, your scramble has edge parity.....

how can you tell?

 

[antoineccantin]

how can you tell?

He can't.

 

[ncube]

Aint nobody got time for that

 

[soup]

To bad for you, your scramble has edge parity.....

Of course it does. I'll tackle that once I get to the last two edges.

 

[redbeat0222]

Good luck to you and your fingers.

 

[soup]

Current progress:

960 minutes into the solve.

~4100 out of 63654 pieces solved. (~6.441%)

Took peterbone's advice and concentrated the green and blue pieces to the middle 4 faces.

 

[MadeToReply]

Are you ever gonna attempt anything higher than this in the future? Like if someone breaks your record.

 

[CubeRoots]

where are you upto?

 

[kunparekh18]

Current progress?

 

[soup]

Current progress:

I really haven't worked on the cube much lately. I think I'll get back to work on it soon enough:

4841 out of 63654 center pieces solved. (7.605%), ~1117 minutes into the solve.

 

[ottozing]

So is this still going on?

 

[peterbone]

I guess you lost some motivation for solving this. It gave me an idea though...

...Someone could make an online large cube of this size of larger. Anyone logged in can work on the cube so that someone can be working on it at all times - therefore solving it much more quickly than one person could.
- Only one person can work on the cube at a time.
- If there's more than one person logged in, then control passes to the next person if the current person has had control for 10 minutes, or if they've made no moves for 1 minute.
- All history of moves will be stored so that an admin can reset the cube to a previous state if it gets sabotaged or someone makes a mistake. The history can also be used to create a video once the cube is solved.
- There would also be a chat window.

 

[ben1996123]

I guess you lost some motivation for solving this. It gave me an idea though...

...Someone could make an online large cube of this size of larger. Anyone logged in can work on the cube so that someone can be working on it at all times - therefore solving it much more quickly than one person could.
- Only one person can work on the cube at a time.
- If there's more than one person logged in, then control passes to the next person if the current person has had control for 10 minutes, or if they've made no moves for 1 minute.
- All history of moves will be stored so that an admin can reset the cube to a previous state if it gets sabotaged or someone makes a mistake. The history can also be used to create a video once the cube is solved.
- There would also be a chat window.

ooooh

iwanna make it, sounds fun

 

[Petro Leum]

I guess you lost some motivation for solving this. It gave me an idea though...

...Someone could make an online large cube of this size of larger. Anyone logged in can work on the cube so that someone can be working on it at all times - therefore solving it much more quickly than one person could.
- Only one person can work on the cube at a time.
- If there's more than one person logged in, then control passes to the next person if the current person has had control for 10 minutes, or if they've made no moves for 1 minute.
- All history of moves will be stored so that an admin can reset the cube to a previous state if it gets sabotaged or someone makes a mistake. The history can also be used to create a video once the cube is solved.
- There would also be a chat window.

I LOVE THIS
HAVE MY ADOPTED BABIES

 

[TheNextFeliks]

I LOVE THIS
HAVE MY ADOPTED BABIES

Lol. I thought you gave then to Noah.