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Which other (if any...) fast 5x5 solvers pair edges like Erik does, or similar? I guess it's called AVG. He pairs on the M slice, but I basically do what he does on the E slice. I did my edges this way long before I found out that Erik did.

I ask because everyone uses free slice. It doesn't seem to me that I could ever get my free slice times as good as my AVG times. If it's not called AVG, it's just 2 at a time.
 
Maybe I'm stoopid, but I kind of need this illustrated for me.

When using 3OP+M2 and you have corner permutation parity, what do you do to fix this? I'm trying to figure out how to do this without stuffing up the edges. E.g. I memo edges. All good. Then I memo corners, and find out I have parity. If I executed corners and then did a 2/2 swap, wouldn't the edges that I just memoed be wrong?

My brain hurts.

If your corner buffer is ULB, then perform an R perm once you've solved corners to swap UL and UB, as well as UBR and URF. Then solve edges normally. Once edges are solved, do U' F2 U M2 U' F2 U, followed by that same R perm again.

(This is assuming that for your last corner you simply use a PLL to swap your buffer with the unsolved corner, also swapping UL and UB in the process.)

If you solve edges first, all you have to do is U' F2 U M2 U' F2 U in between edges and corners.

Hope this helped.
 
Best square 1 tutiorial? i tried thrawsts but it was way too quick and general. at least for me :/
 
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