PLL time attack

[Dcuber]

for pll timeattack, do u memorize order?
cuzz right now I just read off paper

 

[darkzelkova]

Practice, practice, practice!

 

[Dene]

Well, I haven't much experience in this, but I just wrote an order down and basically semi-look at the paper, semi don't look at anything while my fingers do all the work. I guess the more you do it, the less you need to read off the paper as you will know what to do, although it is probably a good idea to have the list just in case you forget something. Order doesn't really matter anyway, people seem to do it in any order that suits themselves...

 

[Lofty]

If you do enough PLL time attacks you will have it memorized shortly. When i did it OH I first started with the OH time attack thread open to read the order but now I know it like the back of my hand. G F N E H V R J T Z Y A U is the order i use.

 

[malcolm]

Just break it up into sections - I do G, then diagonally opposite corner algs, then adjacent corners, then corners only, then edges only.

 

[Lucas Garron]

It's really fun to pick a good order that ends up with the cube solved again. Start grouping algs and finding their net permutations, until you have a few groups and just need to combine them. There's a lot of backtracking (or alternatively, giving yourself many options for sub-combination orders), but it's definitely worth the few hours (do it wen you're bored in class or so).
And if you change one of your PLL's to a different AUF, you get to have another puzzle all over again!

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

I practiced this and fumbled around with my order for 20 minutes and got 58.15 seconds. Sub 1 minute. A couple weeks ago I got 1:12.xx, but that was my first time.

 

[coopersacatfilms]

yea I memorize the order