Florian
Veteran
1:41.03 Lw Rw B2 D F B2 D L' Uw' B2 Lw Uw' Lw2 Rw' Fw' Rw' B' Dw' D2 R' F2 Fw' L' B2 Lw' R2 Dw2 L' Dw Fw' R F2 Fw L' Dw2 Fw2 U Uw2 Bw' U Lw2 D F2 Rw2 U' Uw Rw Uw B' Lw2 Rw' Dw R2 U' Lw R2 D F2 Bw D
5x5 PB
5x5 PB
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Because you can get through the centers of all cubes up to 11x11x11 without changing your handshift
So basically, the way I do centers, my right and left hands are shifted in some amount, and nothing else is (so U, F, B, D are always outer layer turns). Now, to solve the centers, you have to be able to turn every layer. So out of your 4 shifted slices (R, r, L, and l) you have to cover all of the layers in the puzzle. 4x4 and 5x5 have 2 layers; 6x6 and 7x7 have 3; 8x8 and 9x9 have 4; 10x10 and 11x11 have 5; and so on. The 10x10 and 11x11 are at the very limit of no-handshifting because you can use something like U/F/B/D=1, R=2, r=3, L=4, l=5. Anything bigger than that and you have to change your handshift during the centers, because there aren't enough customizable slices to be able to handle the 6+ different slices in the puzzle.Woah, what? Can you explain this one for me, please? Handshifts are the main reason I haven't practiced bigcube sims, because I dislike handshifts so much
14x14x14 sim in 31:07.131 (5136 moves at 2.75 tps)
Previous record was 46:39 afaik (by Richard Carr). This is my first time solving this particular cube, keyboard sim or not. Funny enough, he used only 2528 moves; I do tend to waste a lot of moves looking for pieces though, and I don't think he did that. There is still plenty of room for improvement, although I don't plan on doing a lot of solves on this. Right now I'm just working through all the cubes from 12 through 20![]()
It should be humanly possible, but I don't think I will do it this time around.Edit: Also do you think that sub 1 hour 20x20 is possible?