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3 years ago, I learned how to solve a 3x3x2. Almost immediately, I decided to start practicing, making 3x3x2 - more specifically using a 3x3 to simulate the possibilities of a 3x3x2 - my main "event".
Not long after, I began to adapt techniques and methods from other puzzles - especially square-1 - and find ways to incorporate them into 3x3x2. The spreadsheet 332 methods is the result of that exploration.
332 methods includes some (or all) algorithms for the following methods:
Check out 332 methods! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yB3tNmWRVbigeEOzUA358_iLkM1ToKJvgF0aSD4acv4
Anyone can contribute by leaving comments!
Not long after, I began to adapt techniques and methods from other puzzles - especially square-1 - and find ways to incorporate them into 3x3x2. The spreadsheet 332 methods is the result of that exploration.
332 methods includes some (or all) algorithms for the following methods:
- Beginner Method
- CO EO CP EP
- LBL
- OBL PBL
- something even better?
Check out 332 methods! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yB3tNmWRVbigeEOzUA358_iLkM1ToKJvgF0aSD4acv4
Anyone can contribute by leaving comments!
