myboringlife92
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- Jul 22, 2010
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I had solved the 5x5 hundreds, maybe thousands of times with the same method:
-centers first
-group edges
-solve as 3x3
Finally, I got bored with it and said "screw it". After only a couple of hours I had developed my own method for solving the 5x5.
Now, I want to see if anyone has published any alternate methods, or even if someone has beaten me to showing off my method.
If anyone knows of any sites or files showing methods that doesn't use the standard "solve centers, group edges, 3x3 solve" process then I'd love to hear about it.
Also, I've been trying to do the 5x5 without algorithms, so I've been looking for ways to swap two pieces between two edge groups and to flip wings on a group with logic only. I am familiar with commutators and conjugates and that's how i solve everything else.
-centers first
-group edges
-solve as 3x3
Finally, I got bored with it and said "screw it". After only a couple of hours I had developed my own method for solving the 5x5.
Now, I want to see if anyone has published any alternate methods, or even if someone has beaten me to showing off my method.
If anyone knows of any sites or files showing methods that doesn't use the standard "solve centers, group edges, 3x3 solve" process then I'd love to hear about it.
Also, I've been trying to do the 5x5 without algorithms, so I've been looking for ways to swap two pieces between two edge groups and to flip wings on a group with logic only. I am familiar with commutators and conjugates and that's how i solve everything else.