~Method~ How Many Are There?

[Fire Cuber]

2x2 : ortega, eg, lbl, ofota, guimond,

3x3 : cfop, petrus, roux, lbl, tony fisher, ZB, ZZ, VH, Winter variaton, Multislotting,

4x4 : redux, sandwich, K4, yau method

 

[Zane_C]

Alrite fine.. What type of rules would you prefer? If you come up with some I will make a new thread and close this one

I don't care as I'm not in this game, but perhaps the only rule is you can't use other posts as a reference.

 

[endofdaworld]

OK THE CHALLENGE STARTS HERE

Remember - Once a method has been mentioned no one else can repeat it and add it to their list.
- Everyone is still eligible for two entries and
- All Methods must be real (Can be found on Youtube, Google, etc)
- The method must be able to completely solve the puzzle.

 

[Cyrus C.]

1. CFOP
2. LBL
3. Petrus
4. Roux
5. ZZ
6. MGLS
7. Fred (CPLS/2GLL)
8. Heise
9. FreeFOP
10. Ortega
11. Waterman
12. L2L4
13. Seth
14. 8355
15. Edges First stuff.
16. Belt
17. Sandwich

What's my prize?

 

[endofdaworld]

What's my prize?

Competition has not ended sorry but someone may still be able to come up with more different methods than you

 

[rishidoshi]

Here's a REAL and fully functional method to solve all puzzles. One size fits all!
"Throw against the wall and assemble back." (or slowly dismantle. ur choice)
Il give u my address whr u can ship the prize .. hahaha
jk.
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Is this a valid signature: PLL 19/21

 

[Viv95]

Everybody except 2 have missed out the Heise method.

 

[Cool Frog]

bleading stickers

 

[Ranzha]

Spoiler

2x2:

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1.) Ortega
2.) Sortega
3.) OrtegaZB
4.) CLL
5.) LBL
6.) Guimond
7.) Blockbuilding (loooooool)
8.) EG
9.) OFOTA
10.) Waterman
11.) VOP
12.) SOAP
13.) SS

3x3:

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14.) CFOP
15.) LBL
16.) 8355
17.) Belt
18.) Fisher
19.) JTLE
20.) Tripod
21.) ZZ
22.) Human Thistlethwaite (That's a pain to spell.)
23.) CFCE
24.) Roux
25.) Triangular Francisco
26.) Salvia
27.) Sandwich
28.) PCMS
29.) FRED (partial method)
30.) Muggles (partial method)
31.) ZB
32.) Keyholing (technique)
33.) Heise
34.) L2L4
35.) VH (partial method)
36.) Petrus
37.) Sexy Method ()
38.) Waterman
39.) CF

3x3 BLD

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40.) Old Pochmann
41.) 3 Old Pochmanns (trolololo)
42.) BH
43.) DIADEM
44.) M2 (partial method)
45.) R2 (partial method)
46.) TuRBo

4x4 & Big Cubes

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47.) K4
48.) Reduction
49.) Z4
50.) Sandwich
51.) Cage
52.) KBCM
53.) Akimoto
54.) Yau

Pyraminx

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55.) FP
56.) WO
57.) Odder
58.) Polish V
59.) LBL
60.) Oka (YouTube)
61.) Backbone
62.) Oka (Oka)
63.) Petrus

Magic

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64.) “Beginner’s”
65.) “Advanced”

Master magic

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66.) Ooms
67.) Pochmann’s Method [COLOR=”white"](SIX EASY FLIPS ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE)[/COLOR]

360

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68.) SHAKEY SHAKE OOH I GOT ONE
69.) Physics > gravity, the legitimate method

Skewb

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70.) Chris Bird’s one-algorithm method
71.) Thom/Meep
72.) U-corners  Centres  D-corners

Sq-1

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73.) Vandenbergh
74.) Shellie

Clock

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75.) Mr. Pochmann’s speedsolving method

Megaminx

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76.) As a 3x3. But not with slice moves. Loooooool.

And I think that sums it up.

 

[RCTACameron]

Whoa, that's a lot. Btw, check #67 in Master Magic.

 

[CubeLTD]

3x3x3
Flying Crane Method
LBl Method
Fridich Method
Roux
Hotdog method
Petrus Method
8355 method
Fish Method
Lottery method


4x4x4
Reduction Method
Addition Method
Division Method
Multiplication Method
k4
sandwich method

 

[somerandomkidmike]

Okay, here's what I've got that hasn't been posted:

3x3

Ofapel (corners first method)
Ortega (Yes, it's a 3x3 method too
Pure corners first (CLL)
The Ultimate solution for the rubik's cube (an edges first method)
God's number
The JAA method (if you search the forums, you'll find it)
KwS method (sort of like belt, but not really)
Orient first method
Columns first (Salvia style f2l pairs, corners, then Last 8 edges)
Salgado method (It's like Roux, but bad. Basically it's solve 2 1x2x3 blocks, solve the corners, FD and BD edges, then ELL)
Mosie Method (I believe it's like the JAA method, but with the steps in a different order)

big cubes
Standler
Columns first (It's a columns first approach to cage)
blockbuilding

Orb-it:
red and orange on the top and bottom, green and blue on the middle then permute beads to correct layers.

Gigaminx and Teraminx:
Reduction
Gigacage

Yeah... that's all I've got. There aren't too many more I can think of except maybe advanced layer-by-layer where you solve more than one edge at a time.
I've got a personal method that I haven't shared, but there's no documentation for it.

 

[collinbxyz]

Gods algorthm. Do I get a prize? =P

 

[Ranzha]

3x3
Mosie Method (I believe it's like the JAA method, but with the steps in a different order)\

This was a flop. I know this because I created it.
No algorithms were posted ever for it because I never finished.
MOSIE stands for Middle layer, Orient Corners, Separate and permute corners, Initial edge permutation (for the first layer), ELL.

This doesn't count considering it was never finished nor implemented.

 

[endofdaworld]

At the moment I would have to say Ranzha V. Emodrach is winnning, but there is still a few more days, and someone might just outshine you. Good Luck!

ALSO
If a method has already been mentioned after I said OK THE CHALLENGE STARTS HERE please DO NOT add those methods to you list, as I will NOT count them when I decide the winner.

 

[uberCuber]

ALSO
If a method has already been mentioned after I said OK THE CHALLENGE STARTS HERE please DO NOT add those methods to you list, as I will NOT count them when I decide the winner.

By making that rule, you made it impossible for anyone else to win besides Ranzha...wonderfully designed comp here


anyway, @ Ranzha, the VH method is not a partial method, it is a full method, VH method includes both VHF2L and COLL: http://www.cubestation.co.uk/cs2/index.php?page=3x3x3/vh/vh

 

[Ranzha]

By making that rule, you made it impossible for anyone else to win besides Ranzha...wonderfully designed comp here

Yeah, even as the "potential winner", this is stupid. Each person should have submitted entries via PM. This system is defunct. I decided to make it difficult to beat me, not to sweep. xP

anyway, @ Ranzha, the VH method is not a partial method, it is a full method, VH method includes both VHF2L and COLL: http://www.cubestation.co.uk/cs2/index.php?page=3x3x3/vh/vh

Hm, I thought that VH was only used from the last pair onward. Cross --> First three pairs --> VHF2L --> COLL --> EPLL.

 

[Shortey]

Hm, I thought that VH was only used from the last pair onward. Cross --> First three pairs --> VHF2L --> COLL --> EPLL.

K'rekt!

 

[Ranzha]

K'rekt!

Therefore, ubercuber, I was right in saying it was a partial method, as it only solves a part of the cube. You still must do work before implementing VH.

Also, I think Morten's a pretty cool guy.

Oh, and @Cyrus (in the next post, that is), that's just mean.

 

[Kirjava]

The person who knows the most methods will not win this contest.