Blindsolving Accomplishment Thread

How did you count the solved centres on 20000 scrambles?
Am fast scrambler.

Actually I made an excel spreadsheet.
In simple terms: Scramble is pasted in, scramble is decomposed into individual moves, each piece is tracked during each move by using a large matrix, end product is found, 24 orientations are checked, maximum is found. Then I wrote a little macro to make it go down a large list of scrambles.
In complicated terms: Even I don't know any more. It was complicated. Very complicated.

I might upload it sometime.
 
Am fast scrambler.

Actually I made an excel spreadsheet.
In simple terms: Scramble is pasted in, scramble is decomposed into individual moves, each piece is tracked during each move by using a large matrix, end product is found, 24 orientations are checked, maximum is found. Then I wrote a little macro to make it go down a large list of scrambles.
In complicated terms: Even I don't know any more. It was complicated. Very complicated.

I might upload it sometime.

haha ok, I might make a program for something like this. I've already made a cube structure in c++ so something like this probably wouldn't be that hard to do.
 
Am fast scrambler.

Actually I made an excel spreadsheet.
In simple terms: Scramble is pasted in, scramble is decomposed into individual moves, each piece is tracked during each move by using a large matrix, end product is found, 24 orientations are checked, maximum is found. Then I wrote a little macro to make it go down a large list of scrambles.
In complicated terms: Even I don't know any more. It was complicated. Very complicated.

I might upload it sometime.

That's awesome.
 
Thanks! I'd like to have some competition, though. It's getting pretty boring...
Mike? =)

I've tried a couple of times, and failed pretty badly. I keep wanting to go fast. I also find it harder to be accurate at competitions I either organize or am heavily involved in running.

But honestly, even without those factors, I'm just not sure I'd have a chance at your streak - it really is incredible.
 
4BLD: Third succesful solve ever. Very safety memo and execution. Sub-10 should be easy with couple of more solves...

15:21.31[6:55.91] U2 D u R' r B' R D' U' f B2 u' R u' D2 r R2 D2 f' F' B' u R' B' R' L' r D2 r' D r2 F2 r F2 r2 f' r D U2 r2

Goal: sub-10 by finnish open (8.12.)
 
That's awesome! I've never gotten that close for any solve on a stackmat. I guess I usually only use a stackmat unelss I am for sure I will get sub-10.

Yeah, recently I've been using my stackmat to time memo and prisma for the actual time, but I finished memo at 6:30 ish so decided to go for it. Got lucky I suppose ;)
 
I also find it harder to be accurate at competitions I either organize or am heavily involved in running.

I can totally understand that. Last competition I asked a little kid to put my juggling balls away during the BLD rounds. Just in order to have as few things on my mind as possible.

9:59.994 Stackmat 4BLD (pro timer)

:D Congrats!

Tried to solve a cube blindfolded behind my back while juggling two balls (Mike Hughey style): Didn't drop a ball, but was off by an edge 3-cycle and 2 twisted corners. I have no idea why. :/

Aaaaaand I did it! :)
It was my fourth or fifth attempt and the time was probably around 5 minutes (I didn't time it).
 
Two sub-7s in a row yay! (4BLD)

1. 6:46.97[2:49.17] R' U2 B U L' u' r2 R' f2 D U2 L2 U' D R2 L2 U2 R r u L2 D2 U u' r R U' L' F f2 L' R' u D B2 D L2 B f R'
2. 6:47.60[3:00.75] B F u' U' B2 f r D2 f' R F' L' f U L' D' f B L2 r R2 f L' R f2 r2 U L' U r2 B2 L D2 F2 r' L R' F2 u F2
 
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