fanwuq
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For most FMC solvers, finding a 2x2x3 less than 10 moves is often the first step to a solution. I usually try to build several random blocks several times and usually achieve it after applying a premove. However, that is not the way
Johannes Laire's cube solver ( http://laire.dy.fi/jarcs/ )work. I tried a few solutions and I do not quite understand how it works. The first 3 moves usually looks pretty random. How does it work? Is it possible for a human to use a similar approach to get the solution in 2-3 minutes?
The 2x2x2 and cross solver's solutions are pretty easy to follow (although often it is a bit more efficient than my usual speedsolve solutions.)
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Scramble:
D' U2 L R U B2 D U' F2 D L2 R2 B2 F' R' B' F' R D F L B2 D U' F
2x2x2: D2 L' D' L2
I saw that.
Cross: D2 L2 D' L' U'
Did not see that because I'm not color neutral, but it was easy to follow. I saw the optimal on D and U.
2x2x3: U2 D R D L' B' D' L2
Did not suspect the first 2 moves at all.
Johannes Laire's cube solver ( http://laire.dy.fi/jarcs/ )work. I tried a few solutions and I do not quite understand how it works. The first 3 moves usually looks pretty random. How does it work? Is it possible for a human to use a similar approach to get the solution in 2-3 minutes?
The 2x2x2 and cross solver's solutions are pretty easy to follow (although often it is a bit more efficient than my usual speedsolve solutions.)
Edit:
Scramble:
D' U2 L R U B2 D U' F2 D L2 R2 B2 F' R' B' F' R D F L B2 D U' F
2x2x2: D2 L' D' L2
I saw that.
Cross: D2 L2 D' L' U'
Did not see that because I'm not color neutral, but it was easy to follow. I saw the optimal on D and U.
2x2x3: U2 D R D L' B' D' L2
Did not suspect the first 2 moves at all.
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