[Help Thread] The Heise method....

[pTr]

I want to learn this method bc it genuinely interests me... idk what the f I'm doing tho...

 

[pTr]

1. create four 1x2x2 blocks (also called Heise blocks), making sure that one color appears on none of the blocks. This color will be the color of the last layer. Note that these blocks do not necessarily have to be paired together when they are built. One of these blocks should be just two centers and an edge.
2. Pair up the 1x2x2 blocks, while simultaneously orienting the last-layer edges. Note that you will now have all of F2L minus a corner/edge pair finished.
3. Create two corner-edge pairs, and then solve all of the edges and two corners. This is typically a very difficult step for beginners to solve.
4. Solve the final three corners with a commutator.

 

[CrossPetrus]

A few days ago I saw this walkthrough for Heise, hope it might help:

 

[pTr]

ok did a couple walk through solves so I'ma try by myself/w/yall

D F2 R' B2 R' B2 U2 R' B2 L' F2 L' U' F' D2 L' B L F' D'

 

[pTr]

ok ummm...

z2 M U M' D f' L U2 L' U //2/4 of the blocks...

 

[pTr]

ok nvm

z2 E R' E' R D2 //2/4 blocks

 

[pTr]

y L2' F' U F' U L U2 L2' // 3/4 blockes

 

[Michael Wimberly]

This is lowkey kinda interesting. Never heard of it but I love new methods

 

[pTr]

This is lowkey kinda interesting. Never heard of it but I love new methods

It really is, hella confusing, I can do solves up to the last step. so I just finish with ZBSL then ZBLL... (exept that I have to double check those on my alg sheet...)

 

[pTr]

D F2 R' B2 R' B2 U2 R' B2 L' F2 L' U' F' D2 L' B L F' D'

z2 E R' E' R D2 //2/4 blocks (5)

y L2' F' U F' U L U2 L2' // 3/4 blocks (8)

U R U R' F R U2 R' L F' U2 R U' R' // 4/4 blocks!! (14)