WarriorCatCuber
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I say R wide. In bigger cubes, it would be something like 3 R wide
How would you say r (or any other lower case letter).
Literally just "ar" and "three ar" / "four ar" etc. There's basically no risk of confusion, although if disambiguation is really necessary, I'd probably say "ar wide", "three ar wide", etc. for the wide moves and "two ar", "three ar" for the slice moves. Basically, just reading SiGN / WCA notation out loud.What about for puzzles that could have multiple types of r wide (bigger than 3x3?)
Since the 3x3 OAQT is down, I’m just going to have to post this here. So, there’s only a 1/12 chance that a randomly assembled cube will be possible to solve. Are the other 11/12 just because of impossible orientation, or is there also impossible permutations.
So there is impossible permutation?It's because you can't do an odd number of swaps. Watch J Perm's new video on parity for a better explanation.
Yes, if two pieces are swapped.So there is impossible permutation?
It's never happened to me. Consistency is a good skill, but something I don't have yet.ok thanks! i thought it was just cool, i never really thought of this happening...
Well it just means your 3 counting Ao5 solves were in a row.My PB Mo3 and Ao5 are exactly the same
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