Solving method page : update

[Eaudevian]

hello everybody !
I recently updated my page presenting a solving method, using nearly no alg. So I am here to make some advertising about it !

the adress is :
http://solutionrubikscube.fr/

 

[MTGjumper]

It looks a bit like LBL with keyhole to start with, then edge orientation/permutation, then commutators for the rest of it. At least that means it's teaching some useful principles.

I think LBL is easier though: it can be done with 4 algorithms minimum, and is an easier progression to Fridrich, which most speedcubers will end up using.

 

[Eaudevian]

Sure that LBL is easier. But in my opinion, the greatest advantage of the intuitive methods, is that you virtually can never forget them. That is, if you stop cubing for a while, and try to make it again years after, you still can make it !

 

[Athefre]

That's a great method for beginners wanting to use Heise when they are more experienced.

 

[Lotsofsloths]

This is a very good method.
I can't even read french xD
But thew pictures explain everything.

 

[badmephisto]

yep, looks like cross, keyhole, all edges, commutators for corners.
Interesting that you can do all edges like that, seemingly intuitively. I need to look into that.

 

[StachuK1992]

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http://solutionrubikscube.fr/&sl=fr&tl=en&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

 

[Eaudevian]

Indeed it is possible to put all the corners intuitively, and rather fast when using "conjugates" (as showned page 2)!

 

[BadgerSex]

When I tried to come up with an intuitive method before looking at solution methods, I ended up using something like the Waterman method - which you can figure out without algs, at least for slow (like 3 minute) times...

 

[rdg]

I am here to promote my website,

as I added a Page 3 dealing with the last three corners :

http://solutionrubikscube.fr/

http://solutionrubikscube.fr/page3.htm

Please have a look.