Intuitive Pyraminx Solving

[CubeX]

Hey guys,

I noticed that you can solve a Pyraminx intuitively (nearly), where you can place the edges in very similar to a 3x3 (don't know if you can get the picture), but the moves are quite the same.

You basically need 2 algorithms to solve the first layer of the puzzle.

The only thing to learn is PLL (rotating the edges) and Parity (with 2 edges flipped).

Was this the way that you guys first solved your Pyraminx?

 

[qqwref]

Yeah, that's basically LBL. The two-flip isn't parity, though; more like OLL. I still use an optimized version of that method.

 

[Carrot]

Yeah, that's basically LBL. The two-flip isn't parity, though; more like OLL.

hehe I actually agree with you in that (I Have nothing interesting to say, than this )

 

[Kirjava]

When I first solved it, I just solved random pieces and then comm'd the rest.

 

[Pembo]

I still just use comms, takes about 6-7 seconds.