Gecko777
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I just got the Diansheng the other day, and It's really quite fun! I can solve it about 60% of the time by myself but I get a little stuck on the last three triples and orientating them. #FTOforWCA
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You don’t really need a video. Just make sure you only pair triangles with the correct corner, or all of them with an incorrect corner.In what Benpuzzles video does Ben cover how to avoid ODD TCP? I still can’t understand it to the point I would like to, but I don’t want to just learn odd TCP since I don’t want to learn more algs rn (at least for the next 3 days). Any help would help
Forcing correct parity adds an extra sledge to OLP (4 moves), and you'll get a TCP that's 8 moves on average.In what Benpuzzles video does Ben cover how to avoid ODD TCP? I still can’t understand it to the point I would like to, but I don’t want to just learn odd TCP since I don’t want to learn more algs rn (at least for the next 3 days). Any help would help
Wow, thank you. I’ll begin learning these cases tomorrowForcing correct parity adds an extra sledge to OLP (4 moves), and you'll get a TCP that's 8 moves on average.
Doing 2-look TCP instead takes 4 moves plus 10 moves for triangle 2-swap. (You can always avoid the 2-flip case in 2-look TCP, except when you get an OLP skip, in which case you'd just do normal 2-look TCP anyway.)
To me it doesn't seem very worth it to avoid odd TCP since it saves only 2 moves (for the half of the time you get odd parity with normal OLP, so it's really only ~1 move on average) and shifts the parity recognition earlier when it's harder to do (and nearly impossible to look ahead into). Learning odd TCP seems like a better choice.
(I'm not sure if there is any OLP case where you can affect parity without using an extra sledge, but if there is, then yeah, you could avoid odd TCP "for free" for those such cases.)
I think you're supposed to solve that first... yeah you are supposed to solve that firstI've learned piece-by-piece, as its much more intuitive for me. Any help with this case?View attachment 33848
I did try to solve thatI think you're supposed to solve that first... yeah you are supposed to solve that first
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U first, then with Green front / Purple top / Red right, cycle 3 triangles (2 of the same color) with:I've learned piece-by-piece, as its much more intuitive for me. Any help with this case?
I guess this is a late reply, but Ben briefly covers this in his last 3 triples (L3T) video, just start at the offset pair formation (OPF) chapter. Basically, if the first corner-triangle pair is red-blue, make sure the second pair is NOT blue-red and NOT purple-purple. Like xyzzy said, you might need an extra sledge to set up an even permutation.In what Benpuzzles video does Ben cover how to avoid ODD TCP? I still can’t understand it to the point I would like to, but I don’t want to just learn odd TCP since I don’t want to learn more algs rn (at least for the next 3 days). Any help would help
finally, octahedron but quietNew Dayan fto image has come out, it looks really promising, espeically with the larger florian holes and the same color scheme as diansheng. credits to Larch cuber obviously. also, potentially core magnets, apparently?!?!
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