[Unofficial] 5x5 layer by layer in 2:42.20

[Briosheje]

It would have been way better without the lockups, but I'm still satisfied about it.

COLL are still a mistery to me, since I wasn't even able to recognize one of the easiest cases of the COLL list (adiacent swap).

 

[Schmidt]

.... but I'm still satisfied about it.

So that sound in the end of the video was a sigh of satisfaction??

 

[rubixwiz031]

Cool use of the GoPro (I assume).

 

[Briosheje]

Cool use of the GoPro (I assume).

Nope, I'm using a logitech C910 HD on a bandana.

An economic solution, you may think, but just think that when I bought the webcam I didn't know what a GoPro was

So that sound in the end of the video was a sigh of satisfaction??

I wasn't too much, since I had a 2:31.03 just before recording this!

 

[renchi11]

i really like layer by layer, and i managed to do the first 4 layers piece by piece, but can you plz make a vid on how you solve the last layer, been over an hour and i just cant figure it out

 

[bluecloe45]

Still faster than my crappy redux

 

[Briosheje]

i really like layer by layer, and i managed to do the first 4 layers piece by piece, but can you plz make a vid on how you solve the last layer, been over an hour and i just cant figure it out

Just follow the k4 approach : http://snk.digibase.ca/k4/7.htm

COLL to orient & permute corners (or do OLL + PLL...), then use commutators to solve the whole cube

 

[renchi11]

Just follow the k4 approach : http://snk.digibase.ca/k4/7.htm

COLL to orient & permute corners (or do OLL + PLL...), then use commutators to solve the whole cube

Thanks man, I'll do that