http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/s...75-by-Lin-Chen&p=757452&viewfull=1#post757452

Your edge pairing speed is crazy. 1:10 is good for Lin Chen from a year ago...

I have to admit that the L4E on that solve was really easy, though ;)


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what, your edges are crazy fast. I sometimes get sub2 centers but not even sub4 solve. pls upload soon

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?42684-7x7-3-37-45-single

I've only gotten sub-2 centers once, and that solve also wasn't sub-4 :p
 
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Megaminx
number of times: 1000/1000
best time: 41.93 PB
worst time: 1:22.06

current mo3: 57.56 (σ = 3.61)
best mo3: 46.69 (σ = 2.90) PB

current avg5: 56.67 (σ = 2.45)
best avg5: 49.21 (σ = 3.29) PB

current avg12: 59.22 (σ = 4.82)
best avg12: 52.17 (σ = 3.74) PB

current avg50: 1:00.15 (σ = 4.29)
best avg50: 55.53 (σ = 3.68) PB

current avg100: 1:00.04 (σ = 4.67)
best avg100: 55.96 (σ = 3.65) PB

current avg1000: 58.61 (σ = 4.42)
best avg1000: 58.61 (σ = 4.42) PB

session avg: 58.61 (σ = 4.42)
session mean: 58.73

Took me longer than the last one, but PBs across the board. Slipping so badly at the end...
 
5x5x5:
best time: 1:17.75
best avg5: 1:26.22
best avg12: 1:28.17
best avg50: 1:29.53

1:28.27, 1:25.39, 1:25.73, 1:31.87, (1:18.88), 1:34.99, 1:27.98, 1:22.56, 1:28.13, 1:28.36, 1:34.09, (1:40.97), 1:24.38, 1:24.95, 1:35.20, 1:29.34, 1:31.85, 1:23.01, 1:37.99, 1:34.52, 1:25.16, 1:29.75, 1:28.81, 1:22.42, 1:35.36, 1:28.71, (1:39.00), 1:31.73, 1:22.25, 1:27.95, 1:29.81, (1:19.24), 1:35.12, 1:24.53, 1:25.67, 1:29.73, 1:37.52, 1:21.45, 1:33.44, 1:33.51, 1:35.51, 1:24.11, 1:37.03, 1:27.21, 1:30.97, (1:17.75), 1:29.95, 1:28.43, (1:51.72), 1:34.65

Not all that great, but at least sub-1:30.
 
6x6x6:
best time: 2:30.99 PB
best mo3: 2:43.77 PB
best avg5: 2:48.93 PB
best avg12: 2:58.53 PB

2:49.93, 3:02.81, (3:20.26), 3:06.33, (2:30.99), 2:58.34, 2:41.98, 2:54.38, 2:50.44, 3:00.04, 3:05.90, 3:15.19

Yay :D Too bad I started to get crappy towards the end though :(
 
Decided to try out Yau5 on 6x6, because this morning I woke up with an idea of how to do L4C more easily.

2:26.83 PB single

2:31.05, 2:28.30, (2:52.77), 2:30.53, (2:26.83) = 2:29.96 PB avg5

Definitely switching.
 
What is this idea of yours? I don't do anything special, except for attempting to preserve easy 1x4 bars i.e. just trying to be efficient.

This could get confusing in text, so let's do this as a bulleted list to make it clear.

- Build an "outer" bar of any color, put it on the left, and do a 5r to put the bar on B. Let's say that you build a red bar first; I'll use this color as a reference point (with a white cross) for the rest of this as an example
- Build a green outer bar (while preserving the red bar's position on B), put it on the left, and do a 5r.
- Build an orange outer bar, put it on the left, and do a 5r. (So red bar is now on F, green on D, and orange on B)
- Build an red 'inner' bar, put it on the left, do a 4r. Do the same with green and then orange. Now you have a 2x4 block on the left of F, D, and B.
- This time skip red. Build another inner bar of green and orange, and line them up in place (on D and B, respectively).
- Build the final (outer) bar of green and orange and complete those centers.
- Finish the two bars of red.

This is definitely much easier for me, due mainly to the fact that the necessary moveset gets smaller as you complete more bars. The need for the 5R slice is quickly eliminated, followed shortly after by the 4R slice.
 
This could get confusing in text, so let's do this as a bulleted list to make it clear.

- Build an "outer" bar of any color, put it on the left, and do a 5r to put the bar on B. Let's say that you build a red bar first; I'll use this color as a reference point (with a white cross) for the rest of this as an example
- Build a green outer bar (while preserving the red bar's position on B), put it on the left, and do a 5r.
- Build an orange outer bar, put it on the left, and do a 5r. (So red bar is now on F, green on D, and orange on B)
- Build an red 'inner' bar, put it on the left, do a 4r. Do the same with green and then orange. Now you have a 2x4 block on the left of F, D, and B.
- This time skip red. Build another inner bar of green and orange, and line them up in place (on D and B, respectively).
- Build the final (outer) bar of green and orange and complete those centers.
- Finish the two bars of red.

This is definitely much easier for me, due mainly to the fact that the necessary moveset gets smaller as you complete more bars. The need for the 5R slice is quickly eliminated, followed shortly after by the 4R slice.

so pseudo cross edges twice, then finish B and D centres, L2C
 
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