MarcelP
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Pretty cool! I need a lot of work to become that fast.My ao5 7.34 in 2x2 from GLS CUP IV.
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Pretty cool! I need a lot of work to become that fast.My ao5 7.34 in 2x2 from GLS CUP IV.
Thank for that@JohnnyReggae I'm another SS Aurora guy. I own both the Sculted and Normal Stickered X-Man Galaxy. They both have great feels and I like them a lot. But I find the Aurora more controllable, plus I'm already hella used to the sticker shades. And to echo @mafergut, it's the lowest in terms of price, and I would argue, therefore, the greatest in terms of value. But it's gonna come down to your own personal preference.
Don't forget to get the new Master Kilominx as wellThank for thatI've also watched a couple of comparisons on the 2. Most included the sculpted X-Man which I won't get as I don't do stickerless. I'm probably going to go with the SS Aurora as it is cheaper and will go with my current SS Gigaminx. I'm also waiting for my SS Kilominx to arrive so it makes sense for me to keep it in the family .
That is definitely on the radar ... but at $30 it is on the pricey side right now, but I am oh so keen to get itDon't forget to get the new Master Kilominx as well![]()

Wow !! Thanks@JohnnyReggae Wow these are beautiful mods! I'm tempted to ask you for a price to buy one!!! You're quite an artist

Thank for thatI've also watched a couple of comparisons on the 2. Most included the sculpted X-Man which I won't get as I don't do stickerless. I'm probably going to go with the SS Aurora as it is cheaper and will go with my current SS Gigaminx. I'm also waiting for my SS Kilominx to arrive so it makes sense for me to keep it in the family .
Don't forget to get the new Master Kilominx as well![]()
I've seen many fast solvers do corners first and I wonder why. Is it generally regarded as faster? Presumably you do an extra comm at the end of corners, then a set up and T perm at the end. As opposed to an extra M2 swap and a Y perm. Not sure which would be fastest for me.I always do corners first, next edges (of course memo inverserly).Why? Because I've learnt that way from Polish blinders - Maskow, Jałocha, Zalewski, others. I used to it. There's parity in the solve and I do it with special alg - kind of Tperm from Meneghetti's list.
I've seen many fast solvers do corners first and I wonder why. Is it generally regarded as faster? Presumably you do an extra comm at the end of corners, then a set up and T perm at the end. As opposed to an extra M2 swap and a Y perm. Not sure which would be fastest for me.
@h2f, yes there's probably not much in it. Maybe corners first helps with bigger cubes though.
I did another multi attempt today and made the same mistake yet again. Executed edges as corners. I think it's since I started learning corner comms. I now associate each image clearly with a corner pattern and a comm. Sometimes when I recall the image during edges, I see it as corners and execute that instead. I guess it's a lapse of concentration but I have no idea how to fix this...
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I did another multi attempt today and made the same mistake yet again. Executed edges as corners. I think it's since I started learning corner comms. I now associate each image clearly with a corner pattern and a comm. Sometimes when I recall the image during edges, I see it as corners and execute that instead. I guess it's a lapse of concentration but I have no idea how to fix this...
Yeah I was thinking maybe I should have a different set of images for edges, but that's a lot of images, and I might just make mistakes with that instead. I don't really want to change my locations. Maybe practice will be enough, to get used to solving edges from visual memory. I might do more frequent multi attempts with small numbers of cubes just to get more used to it.I'm the rankest of amateurs at blind, but it sounds like this calls for a slightly different approach. Any chance it might help to, for example, think of corners on the left and edges on the right? Indoor/outdoor? It would depend on what your images/words are.
Yeah I was thinking maybe I should have a different set of images for edges, but that's a lot of images, and I might just make mistakes with that instead. I don't really want to change my locations. Maybe practice will be enough, to get used to solving edges from visual memory. I might do more frequent multi attempts with small numbers of cubes just to get more used to it.
Not sure what you mean, but I guess during execution I could do something like angle to the left when solving edges, and to the right when solving corners. I'm just frustrated because it seems a silly problem to have, and I'm inclined to just practise until it (hopefully) goes away.I'm not sure how you're using locations, but I was thinking more tactilly, associating edges with your left hand or foot and corners with your right hand or foot.