unirox13
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Hey everybody,
Here's a new tutorial that I just uploaded. It's a piece-by-piece 3x3 solve with limited algorithm usage. This method is focused mostly towards helping new or curious solvers better understand what's actually taking place during each step of the solve. I've tried my best to make it clear what each set of moves is doing to the pieces that you're involving. It's a great way for solvers to understand the 3x3 solve a little better and then put these same basic ideas into figuring out more difficult or complicated puzzles.
This is by no means a speedsolving, or precursor to a speedsolving method. I use these same basic techniques, slightly adjusted, when solving many far more complex puzzles. I figured making this basic guide would also give me a nice video to refer back to in future tutorials that I make.
Here's a new tutorial that I just uploaded. It's a piece-by-piece 3x3 solve with limited algorithm usage. This method is focused mostly towards helping new or curious solvers better understand what's actually taking place during each step of the solve. I've tried my best to make it clear what each set of moves is doing to the pieces that you're involving. It's a great way for solvers to understand the 3x3 solve a little better and then put these same basic ideas into figuring out more difficult or complicated puzzles.
This is by no means a speedsolving, or precursor to a speedsolving method. I use these same basic techniques, slightly adjusted, when solving many far more complex puzzles. I figured making this basic guide would also give me a nice video to refer back to in future tutorials that I make.
