DNF_Cuber
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I used the ones from the sheet in the description of Ben's vid. IDK about any others.What are the best algs for CP?
I used the ones from the sheet in the description of Ben's vid. IDK about any others.What are the best algs for CP?
I think Qiyi is probably working on the first good FTO. They made the first good clock, the first good squan, the best domino and 2x2x3. They tend to step in when hardware is garbage.
I'm not sure if these are the best, but I use:What are the best algs for CP?
I'm not sure if these are the best, but I use:
F' D F' U' F D' F' U F' (L face clockwise)
F U' F D F' U F D' F (L face counterclockwise)
there aren't any current speedsolving methods that finish with this kind of 'pll', so we don't really have good algs for it, but you can solve it with commutators, and an edge alg.So over the span of a couple of days, I tried solving the FTO without any tutorials or reference, and I have made it to the last layer specifically PLL (if that's a step). Basically three center (1-color pieces) need to rotate counter-clockwise, and three edges (2-color pieces) need to rotate clockwise, so I wanted to know if there's an alg that can solve this case:
ive got an fto and i can get one side but thats about it. if anyone knows any beginner friendly fto tutorials thatd be very helpful