[Unofficial] 4/4 MBLD on a single cube in 6 minutes

[abunickabhi]

 

[Mike Hughey]

Nice!

It seems to me you could cut out quite a few seconds from the total, though, by applying the inverse scramble after memorizing each individual cube, rather than solving it normally. You should be able to apply the inverse scramble probably 5 seconds faster than it takes you to solve the cube normally. (But maybe you prefer solving the cube normally as part of the challenge - if so, I guess I understand.)

 

[abunickabhi]

Nice!

It seems to me you could cut out quite a few seconds from the total, though, by applying the inverse scramble after memorizing each individual cube, rather than solving it normally. You should be able to apply the inverse scramble probably 5 seconds faster than it takes you to solve the cube normally. (But maybe you prefer solving the cube normally as part of the challenge - if so, I guess I understand.)

~48 seconds wasted in scrambling the cubes into different states.
~39 seconds wasted in solving the cubes to get to next state.
~5 seconds wasted in setting up harmonica stand.

So will try to apply inverse to get faster transition times , I think applying inverse takes more brainpower than doing a braindead CFOP solve. You are correct!

Just realised , this is not the right place for this post , it should be in Blindfolded discussions

 

[Mike Hughey]

LOL, shows our differences as cubers. For me (lots of FMC practice, very little 3x3x3 practice), applying an inverse scramble requires much less brainpower than doing a regular 3x3x3 CFOP solve. And it only takes 8-9 seconds for me to apply a reverse scramble.

 

[GenTheSnail]

This is simply awesome.

I thought Maskow doing the 2/2 on a single cube a couple years ago was neat, but this takes it two levels higher!

 

[abunickabhi]

This is one more step higher I guess,

2/2 MBLD relay
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/296784064

The internet quality sucked while I was streaming this though.