somerandomkidmike
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Whats your 3x3 time?
It's not that great right now. It's probably around 17 seconds. I don't use reduction though.
I'm just wondering what the sub-1 equivalent would be for the other cubes though.
Whats your 3x3 time?
I'm just wondering what the sub-1 equivalent would be for the other cubes though.
In my opinion this is a personal opinion kind of thing but here are the goal I would set for myself if I was sub-1 on 4x4
5x5 - sub 1:55
6x6 - sub 3:30
7x7 - sub 5:00
Other people probably have completely different opinions.
If you could explain how you do this or maybe just try to do another example solve it'd be great. This seems different from how I do my centers and edges. :
Not sure if I made a method which avoids OLL parity or if I just got really lucky, but I just did 10 4x4 solves in a row with no OLL parity.
what did you do differently that makes it a method?
thought so I highly doubt there will ever be a method that can avoid "parity" or special cases as some might call them because it happens depending on how many slice moves you do correct?It's a Yau variation. And it doesn't avoid OLL parity, I just got lucky.
\( \frac{1}{1024} \approx 0.098\% \) chance of no OLL parity for 10 solves.
thought so I highly doubt there will ever be a method that can avoid "parity" or special cases as some might call them because it happens depending on how many slice moves you do correct?
thought so I highly doubt there will ever be a method that can avoid "parity" or special cases as some might call them