drkmagicard
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For Corner Ori.
What algorithm would I do if I have 2 clockwise and 1 counter clockwise?
thanks
What algorithm would I do if I have 2 clockwise and 1 counter clockwise?
thanks
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Even if you see them as pairs you can do it.Originally posted by drkmagicard@Jul 5 2007, 02:32 AM
because I only memorized how to flip 2 corners, so I only saw solving CO as finding 2 pairs
Did you make up that alg??Or is it a standard one??Originally posted by AvGalen@Jul 5 2007, 05:54 AM
I would solve it as A' U A' U A U A U. I wouldn't solve it as 2 groups of pairs (A' U2 A U2 and U A' U2 A U)
yes i agree with you disagreeing with what i said. i tend to oversimplify things to get the point across. eventually they'd figure out on their own the 'true' limitations and why they are there (it's probably more fun to do this and it makes you feel great when you figure out "oh hey, i can do THIS".. i mean the bld epiphany thread is a prime example of this)Originally posted by AvGalen@Jul 5 2007, 05:54 AM
I strongly disagree with this:
"don't think of co as individual pieces, they are pairs or triplets."
You SHOULD think of them as individual pieces that need to be in a group that "cancels out (-3, 0 or 3 as I described before).
If you would have 4 corners that are (in order) cw, cw, ccw, ccw this a group that cancels out (+1 +1 -1 -1 = 0) and I would solve it as A' U A' U A U A U. I wouldn't solve it as 2 groups of pairs (A' U2 A U2 and U A' U2 A U)
sounds good to me! must work to become advanced.. all that's left is practice now, i probably won't learn any more algsOriginally posted by AvGalen@Jul 6 2007, 11:21 AM
hait2: I am glad we agree on this! What about the following characteristics....
+60 = Beginner
30-60 = Intermediate
20-30 = Advanced
15-20 = Expert
Sub 15 = World Class
I am talking about averages, not single solves and definatively not lucky single solves! All of the above times are just my definition for the 3x3x3.