Buffer question for BLD solving

[-Cube Kid-]

I'm using this tutorial to learn BLD solving, but it doesn't explain what to do when my buffer is solved. Can anyone tell me what to do for that, and does it require a cycle break?

 

[acrystal]

I'm using this tutorial to learn BLD solving, but it doesn't explain what to do when my buffer is solved. Can anyone tell me what to do for that, and does it require a cycle break?

Create a new buffer, which is explained in part 2

 

[K3n]

You should watch Jperm's video, He explain it really well imo. (He covered all cases in a single video)

 

[mdcuber9]

I'm using this tutorial to learn BLD solving, but it doesn't explain what to do when my buffer is solved. Can anyone tell me what to do for that, and does it require a cycle break?

Yeah basically if the buffer becomes solved then pick any unsolved piece and keep going until everything is solved.

 

[-Cube Kid-]

Create a new buffer, which is explained in part 2

Thank you! (You used this tutorial?)

 

[-Cube Kid-]

You should watch Jperm's video, He explain it really well imo. (He covered all cases in a single video)

I found his tutorial harder to follow for BLD, but I'll give it a try!
@mdcuber9
Okay!

 

[acrystal]

Thank you! (You used this tutorial?)

yeah i did, it was a bit tricky but i got and now im practicing 2BLD to get a hang of it

 

[abunickabhi]

I'm using this tutorial to learn BLD solving, but it doesn't explain what to do when my buffer is solved. Can anyone tell me what to do for that, and does it require a cycle break?

Cycle break is the only way to go.
Once you get more advanced you can try floating.