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I have two corners switched on one side and the parity case on the other side of my Square-1. Do I have to do 2 time the parity or is it NOT a parity?

This is NOT parity.

You only have parity if you have it on one layer. Both layers without parity = no parity, both layers with parity = no parity.

:)
 
I have two corners switched on one side and the parity case on the other side of my Square-1. Do I have to do 2 time the parity or is it NOT a parity?

This is NOT parity.

You only have parity if you have it on one layer. Both layers without parity = no parity, both layers with parity = no parity.

:)

Double parity cancels out.
 
Is color neutral on 4x4 centers worthwhile?

Why not? I think it helps of corse if your are not use to being color neutral it may not be worth while it mostly depends on wheather or not you are good at being color neutral.

As I memorized it as white-yellow-blue-red, starting on other 2 sort of messes me up on orange and green.
 
Is color neutral on 4x4 centers worthwhile?

Why not? I think it helps of corse if your are not use to being color neutral it may not be worth while it mostly depends on wheather or not you are good at being color neutral.

As I memorized it as white-yellow-blue-red, starting on other 2 sort of messes me up on orange and green.

Haha, I can't help you there, I use a different method.
 
Is color neutral on 4x4 centers worthwhile?

Why not? I think it helps of corse if your are not use to being color neutral it may not be worth while it mostly depends on wheather or not you are good at being color neutral.

As I memorized it as white-yellow-blue-red, starting on other 2 sort of messes me up on orange and green.

Haha, I can't help you there, I use a different method.
I think I'll just be CN on really easy centers. Like, 2 moves.
 
when you restring a master magic, can you just do type C for the first 3 tiles, then type D when you add a new one, and then alternate?

in other words, can you restring a master magic just like a normal magic using type C and typeD?

The standard way of stringing it is starting with D. If you want to try to do upside-down Ooms, then you should start with C.

Is there an easy-to-understand guide for noobs? on youtube, there is ONE master magic restringing tutorial. it uses only 12 strings, and only uses type D.

for what you said, would it be type D then type C? when you string that way, is it like

(regular = 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12)

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 11 10 9 8 7 or

or is there another way?
 
when you restring a master magic, can you just do type C for the first 3 tiles, then type D when you add a new one, and then alternate?

in other words, can you restring a master magic just like a normal magic using type C and typeD?

The standard way of stringing it is starting with D. If you want to try to do upside-down Ooms, then you should start with C.

Is there an easy-to-understand guide for noobs? on youtube, there is ONE master magic restringing tutorial. it uses only 12 strings, and only uses type D.

for what you said, would it be type D then type C? when you string that way, is it like

(regular = 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12)

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 11 10 9 8 7 or

or is there another way?
http://cube.garron.us/magic.htm
 
when you restring a master magic, can you just do type C for the first 3 tiles, then type D when you add a new one, and then alternate?

in other words, can you restring a master magic just like a normal magic using type C and typeD?

The standard way of stringing it is starting with D. If you want to try to do upside-down Ooms, then you should start with C.

Is there an easy-to-understand guide for noobs? on youtube, there is ONE master magic restringing tutorial. it uses only 12 strings, and only uses type D.

for what you said, would it be type D then type C? when you string that way, is it like

(regular = 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12)

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 11 10 9 8 7 or

or is there another way?
http://cube.garron.us/magic.htm

Unless somebody could explain it to me a bit more clearly.
 
why do OH people almost always use there left hand? is it just a coincidence and they happen to be left handed?
 
why do OH people almost always use there left hand? is it just a coincidence and they happen to be left handed?

Most people prefer the right hand for two handed solves so the most popular algorithms mostly use R and U turns. These turns are far easier to do with the left hand than the right hand.

I think that really the reason there are so many lefty OHers is because there are so many lefty OHers. :p
 
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