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One-Answer Pyraminx Question Thread

Hello i was just looking for the best pyraminx should i get MeiChi Congs design pyraminx or x man bell M
BTW i like stickerless and i shop from thecubicle.us :)
 
The_VortexCuber said:
Hello i was just looking for the best pyraminx should i get MeiChi Congs design pyraminx or x man bell M
BTW i like stickerless and i shop from thecubicle.us :)
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Yep as @JustAnotherGenericCuber said I would definitely recommend that you get the X-Man Bell. Also, if you have ShengShou or Moyu magnetic springs then I would recommend that you try those out in the X-Man bell as well. At the moment I have the ShengShou springs in my X-man and I really like it, and I also removed 2 magnetics from each of the tips and that now make it a little lighter to turn the tips.
 
Rubix Noob said:
What is a good pyraminx method? I am currently trying l4e and I hate it.
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As @CornerCutter, some top-first methods would be the best option. I tried l4e and top-first out for a bit before I decieded on what I liked best and top-first was the one for me. I would recommend that you start with Keyhole, 1-flip, and/or OKA, and then if you continue with top-first then move on to Nutella, and WO. Nutella and WO are more advanced methods and not something that you need to learn if you just keep to the first 3 methods, but there are times that WO and Nutella can come in handy to know.
 
CornerCutter said:
I would try 1-flip or test a few different top first methods.
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cubeshepherd said:
As @CornerCutter, some top-first methods would be the best option. I tried l4e and top-first out for a bit before I decieded on what I liked best and top-first was the one for me. I would recommend that you start with Keyhole, 1-flip, and/or OKA, and then if you continue with top-first then move on to Nutella, and WO. Nutella and WO are more advanced methods and not something that you need to learn if you just keep to the first 3 methods, but there are times that WO and Nutella can come in handy to know.
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Thanks! I am trying to learn Keyhole now.
 
Should I learn FFL or FP? I'm currently trying to find an advanced method to learn and can't decide.

Wow this thread is acient.
 
So I recently transitioned to L4E from LBL. I know how to solve all of the L4E cases but my recognition time is very slow. Are there any ways by which I can get reduce my recognition time? Or with just practice only it will improve?
 
Prabal Baishya said:
So I recently transitioned to L4E from LBL. I know how to solve all of the L4E cases but my recognition time is very slow. Are there any ways by which I can get reduce my recognition time? Or with just practice only it will improve?
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With l4e I learned how to recognize each case by only looking at the U layer edges and center, then did a lot of practice from there.
 
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