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You can also adapt M2 for T-centres.
Center pieces are the best part of big bld. So many comm/solving options.
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You can also adapt M2 for T-centres.
Center pieces are the best part of big bld. So many comm/solving options.![]()
Now mix up your memo methods within each set of pieces, and it might just be awesome.Mixing memory method feels great. I use letters for centers, visual for edges and letters again for corners.
Now mix up your memo methods within each set of pieces, and it might just be awesome.
What is your average time of memo and for execution?Mixing memory method feels great. I use letters for centers, visual for edges and letters again for corners.
I don't have a specific method of memo mixing.Hi Daniel,
could you give asome more insight on your mixing of memo?
Do you mix randomly like for instance start a sentence, some visual pieces, continue sentence or do you mix very specific: first few pieces visually, then rest of the set of pieces with sentences/ story?
I do the latter for 3 BLD corners, hoping to build up to full visual corners.
In case you weren't aware, there's double the memo required for edges, so won't be able to simply use your 3BLD method. Letter pairs do work very well. It really doesn't matter at all how you place the letters on the cube. Just organize them in a way that makes sense to you, you'll get used to it over time.Hi guys,
I just get bored with 3x3 and wanna solve 4x4I learn methods (r2/U2) but still don't have really good idea for memorization.
Edges and corners are not a problem, probably I will use memo from 3x3, but I don't how to do with centers.
I thought about letter pairs, I heard it's the best. What do you think? If you are using it how do you place letters on cube? By layers? Or by faces? For example ABCD on top, EFGH on left, etc...
In case you weren't aware, there's double the memo required for edges, so won't be able to simply use your 3BLD method.
Well, why not? I would use 24 letters (23 without buffor)
In 3x3 I use letter for every sticker not every edge so the number is almost the same.
But there are still twice as many edge pieces on the 4x4 than the 3x3, so you will have to memorize and solve twice as many.
Haha, good point.What do you guys think? Could this be usefull or shouldn't we make it too easy![]()
Also, fast 4bld and 5bld guys, do you count pieces or just ahve big faith that you covered all the pieces/cycles?
I don't count the pieces individually, but I do keep track of how many locations I've used. Because I know that for either +centers, xcenters or wings I should go through ~6 locations on average (24 targets).Also, fast 4bld and 5bld guys, do you count pieces or just ahve big faith that you covered all the pieces/cycles?