Ronaldo CR
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from where did u learn that?
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I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before, but I've recently discovered an extremely underground bld method, called boomerang. So far, I've only found one person who uses it, and it is actually quite fast. The steps consist of orienting corners, using triple sledge to switch two edges, and also using "X-Perms" (U2+H perm) and A perms to do quick 3 cycles. Other than that, it's just a 2 cycle method. I'm curious as if anyone else knows something about this method, because there's no video tutorials.
Does somebody know of a timer that is useful for MBLD? One where you put in how many you are doing, or say like a 4x4 equivalent or 6x6 equivalent, generates that many scrambles, then has a timer where you have the option of timing memo, and the cubes. If not, somebody should definitely make it, or at least make an addition to prisma puzle timer or cstimer or something like that.
I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before, but I've recently discovered an extremely underground bld method, called boomerang. So far, I've only found one person who uses it, and it is actually quite fast. The steps consist of orienting corners, using triple sledge to switch two edges, and also using "X-Perms" (U2+H perm) and A perms to do quick 3 cycles. Other than that, it's just a 2 cycle method. I'm curious as if anyone else knows something about this method, because there's no video tutorials.
I don't think you can do that.
http://www.qqtimer.net/ has a BLD mode option, in which you press the spacebar to start memo, then press it again to split it. There's also a "relays" under scramble type, and you can choose "lots of 3x3x3s"Does somebody know of a timer that is useful for MBLD? One where you put in how many you are doing, or say like a 4x4 equivalent or 6x6 equivalent, generates that many scrambles, then has a timer where you have the option of timing memo, and the cubes. If not, somebody should definitely make it, or at least make an addition to prisma puzle timer or cstimer or something like that.
I just don't change the orientation, unless I see the buffer solved, or can orient to solve 2 pieces. One method is to pick a certain piece, say RFD, and always orient so that one's in place.How do you guys decide on the orientation for 2BLD? It's a real pain that there are no fixed centres.
How do you guys decide on the orientation for 2BLD? It's a real pain that there are no fixed centres.
MBLD: What do you guys memo when you have a odd number odd targets for the last letter. For example: Memo for edges: EG CL PQ WO M. What do you remember for M, because I sometimes get confused that there's a second letter after M, where there isn't, same for corners. i hope you can understand this question![]()
MBLD: What do you guys memo when you have a odd number odd targets for the last letter. For example: Memo for edges: EG CL PQ WO M. What do you remember for M, because I sometimes get confused that there's a second letter after M, where there isn't, same for corners. i hope you can understand this question![]()
I always do a special review for single letters to make sure I have them. For me they're often swear words!MBLD: What do you guys memo when you have a odd number odd targets for the last letter. For example: Memo for edges: EG CL PQ WO M. What do you remember for M, because I sometimes get confused that there's a second letter after M, where there isn't, same for corners. i hope you can understand this question [emoji14]
MBLD: What do you guys memo when you have a odd number odd targets for the last letter. For example: Memo for edges: EG CL PQ WO M. What do you remember for M, because I sometimes get confused that there's a second letter after M, where there isn't, same for corners. i hope you can understand this question![]()
Wow that multi is good!http://cubecomps.com/live.php?cid=1035&compid=69
Oh wow Mark Boyanowski is getting pretty good at BLD
Haven't heard of him before O.o He's pretty goodhttp://cubecomps.com/live.php?cid=1035&compid=69
Oh wow Mark Boyanowski is getting pretty good at BLD