Norbi
Regular
3x3 bld: 5:02.22 DNF DNF
safety...
safety...
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3x3x3 BlindfoldedNF , DNF , 3:22.15 = 3:22.15
fmc: D' R U R' U B U2 B' U R' U' R U' B U' B' F R2 D B D' L' D' L2 U2 R' D U (28)
NISS solve:
pre-scramble moves on normal scramble (found on inverse scramble giving F2L-1): [F R2 D B D' L' D' L2 U2 R' D U ] - 12
F2L: D' R U R' (4+12)
LL: U B U2 B' U R' U' R U' B U' B' (16 + 12)
pre-scrmable correction: F R2 D B D' L' D' L2 U2 R' D U (28)
longest prescramble I ever used, didn't know 12-move pre-scramble could help for a sub-30 solution
Gus
I remember Chris (Hardwick) once (weekly comp, about 3 years back) had a VERY long series of pre-moves as well. I always wondered if you read about that when you "came up" with NISS
Who am I to question the definition of Pre-moves and NISS with Guus???
But should we really still call this pre-moves?
As you mention you actually started with the inverse scramble to build the F2L-1
Then switched back to normal scramble making this an "INSS" if you like.
Otherwise we could call a full solution based on a reverse scramble one big string of pre-moves instead of an actual solution.
I like the term pre-move more for the situation as in Irontwigs solution earlier in this thread; you run into a nice pseudo-blockand then go back to apply the "un-pseudo" moves as pre-scramble. Even though in this specific case Irontwig did not write them down as actual pre-moves.
My opinion is that NISS always deals with pre-moves but using pre-moves doesn't mean you use NISS.
Gus