A question on block building for big cubes...

[master2209]

In the wiki
( -> http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Blockbuilding )
its said that some people "use direct solving". I got curious about that - but I didn't find a way solve my v cube 5 using a Heise-like method. I got everything except r and u layer, but I don't know how to proceed. Any ideas?

I already searched for "blockbuilding on big cubes" but there's really nothing to find.

 

[Am1n-]

I made a fail- thread a while ago about blockbuilding on my 5x5x5 (which I only had for like 3 weeks at the time).
anyway the general comment was: Look into some other alternative methods like Cage, sandwich/r5, columns, k4, ...

Which I did (all of them ) Now I have a bigger understanding in the 5x5x5, and a blockbuilding/Heise solve isn't a problem.
I suggest you do the same, experiment with other methods and it'll come naturaly

mvg