jrb
Veteran
3x3x3: 28.32, (32.98), (25.33), 28.94, 29.98=28.75
Pyraminx: 16.06, 10.18, (9.02), (17.91), 15.14=13.75
Pyraminx: 16.06, 10.18, (9.02), (17.91), 15.14=13.75
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Weekly competition 2011-20
- Thread starter Mike Hughey
- Start date
Andrew Ricci
Anonymity is for Nubs
2x2: DNF, 5.42, 4.59, 5.82, 7.10=6.12
Would have been great, but I messed up one move on the first solve's PBL and DNF'd it.
3x3: 11.39, 12.52, (14.30), 11.55, (10.97) = 11.82
3x3 OH: 33.75, 33.74, 27.87, 31.91, 28.99= 31.55
4x4: 1:30.11, 1:34.81, 1:10.60, 1:33.72, 1:25.11=1:29.65
God awful.
5x5:
2x2-4x4 Relay: 1:39.33
Would have been great, but I messed up one move on the first solve's PBL and DNF'd it.
3x3: 11.39, 12.52, (14.30), 11.55, (10.97) = 11.82
3x3 OH: 33.75, 33.74, 27.87, 31.91, 28.99= 31.55
4x4: 1:30.11, 1:34.81, 1:10.60, 1:33.72, 1:25.11=1:29.65
God awful.
5x5:
2x2-4x4 Relay: 1:39.33
Puzzle
Regular
2x2: 4.28 - (3.86), (6.03), 4.40, 4.41, 4.03
Pyra: 4.31 - (3.13), (5.50), 4.93, 4.71, 3.30
3x3: 13.24 - 13.02, (15.00), 13.36, 13.34, (11.44)
Pyra: 4.31 - (3.13), (5.50), 4.93, 4.71, 3.30
3x3: 13.24 - 13.02, (15.00), 13.36, 13.34, (11.44)
emolover
Legend
2x2 - 4.83
4.74, 3.82, 4.72, 5.02, 5.09
Ehhh...
3x3 - 17.20
16.27, 18.34, 21.12, 16.43, 16.82
Woot!!!!!
4x4 -
5x5 - 2:26.35
2:28.73, 2:22.12, 2:25.35, 2:24.99, 2:59.92
Good thing that last one didn't count!
6x6 -
7x7 -
3x3 OH - h.
FMC 56 :fp
2-4 Relay -
2-5 Relay -
Clock - 21.74
24.98, 22.65, 21.30, 18.80, 21.28
Its funny because its clock!
Megaminx -
Pyraminx -
Square1 -
4.74, 3.82, 4.72, 5.02, 5.09
Ehhh...
3x3 - 17.20
16.27, 18.34, 21.12, 16.43, 16.82
Woot!!!!!
4x4 -
5x5 - 2:26.35
2:28.73, 2:22.12, 2:25.35, 2:24.99, 2:59.92
Good thing that last one didn't count!
6x6 -
7x7 -
3x3 OH - h.
FMC 56 :fp
2x2 block: y U2 R U R U2 (5)
2x2x3 block: Z2 F R’ U2 R L’U L (12)
F2L finish: R U’ Y R’ F R F’ U’ F U’ F’ U F Y’ U’ R U’ R’ U R U R’ U’ R U R’ (36)
OLL: y f( R U R’ U’) x2 f” (46)
PLL: y R U2 R’ U’ R U2 L’U R’ U’L (56)
If only I was better at making the last 1x2x3 block. :fp If someone would be kind enough to use my first 2x3x3 block and make out a solution for the rest of it doing a 1x2x3 block, I would really appreciate it.
______________________________
Ignore this next part, its so I dont forget.
(spoiler)(/spoiler) with square brackets is how you make a spoiler.
2x2x3 block: Z2 F R’ U2 R L’U L (12)
F2L finish: R U’ Y R’ F R F’ U’ F U’ F’ U F Y’ U’ R U’ R’ U R U R’ U’ R U R’ (36)
OLL: y f( R U R’ U’) x2 f” (46)
PLL: y R U2 R’ U’ R U2 L’U R’ U’L (56)
If only I was better at making the last 1x2x3 block. :fp If someone would be kind enough to use my first 2x3x3 block and make out a solution for the rest of it doing a 1x2x3 block, I would really appreciate it.
______________________________
Ignore this next part, its so I dont forget.
(spoiler)(/spoiler) with square brackets is how you make a spoiler.
2-5 Relay -
Clock - 21.74
24.98, 22.65, 21.30, 18.80, 21.28
Its funny because its clock!
Megaminx -
Pyraminx -
Square1 -
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ardi4nto
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ardi4nto:
3x3x3: 30.06 27.19 (24.53) (33.94) 27.22 = 28.16
4x4x4: (DNF) (1:43.33) 2:27.65 1:55.58 2:02.21 = 2:08.48
clock: 23.02 23.78 (DNF) 26.11 (22.00) = 24.30
magic: 1.47 (1.46) 1.91 1.78 (1.97) = 1.72
master magic: (3.44) 3.50 3.46 3.81 (4.31) = 3.59
3x3x3: 30.06 27.19 (24.53) (33.94) 27.22 = 28.16
4x4x4: (DNF) (1:43.33) 2:27.65 1:55.58 2:02.21 = 2:08.48
clock: 23.02 23.78 (DNF) 26.11 (22.00) = 24.30
magic: 1.47 (1.46) 1.91 1.78 (1.97) = 1.72
master magic: (3.44) 3.50 3.46 3.81 (4.31) = 3.59
nccube
Veteran
2x2: 2.52, 2.61, 2.77, 4.55, 2.40 = 2.63
3x3: 10.48, 12.96, 10.64, 9.68, 10.35 = 10.49
OH: 24.97, 22.93, 19.28, 23.77, 22.78 = 23.16
Clock: 10.55, 11.66, 9.41, 11.00, 11.90 = 11.07
Pyraminx: 6.27, 6.94, 6.36, 6.66, 11.02+ = 6.65
5x5: 1:55.28, 2:15.41, 1:52.09, 1:58.61, 1:52.30 = 1:55.40
Magic: 1.33, 1.34, 1.59, 1.44, 1.34 = 1.37
3x3: 10.48, 12.96, 10.64, 9.68, 10.35 = 10.49
OH: 24.97, 22.93, 19.28, 23.77, 22.78 = 23.16
Clock: 10.55, 11.66, 9.41, 11.00, 11.90 = 11.07
Pyraminx: 6.27, 6.94, 6.36, 6.66, 11.02+ = 6.65
5x5: 1:55.28, 2:15.41, 1:52.09, 1:58.61, 1:52.30 = 1:55.40
Magic: 1.33, 1.34, 1.59, 1.44, 1.34 = 1.37
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irontwig
Veteran
FMC: 23 moves
F2 U2 B U L B U2 R' D B' D' F D B R2 D R2 D' R D2 R' D F2
F2 U2 B U L B U2 R' F [Pseudo 2x2x3+EO]
Switch to inverse:
F2 D' R D2 R' D R2 D' R2 D' [Leaving three corners]
D B' D' F' D B D' F [L3C]
~20 minutes, really nice scramble :3
Edit: lrn2spellpseudo
F2 U2 B U L B U2 R' F [Pseudo 2x2x3+EO]
Switch to inverse:
F2 D' R D2 R' D R2 D' R2 D' [Leaving three corners]
D B' D' F' D B D' F [L3C]
~20 minutes, really nice scramble :3
Edit: lrn2spellpseudo
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Attila
Veteran
irontwig
Veteran
Thanks, you tempted to try block approaches?
Attila
Veteran
Cubenovice
Forever Slow
Cubenovice:
2x2x2: 13.91, (9.97), (DNF), 14.67, 17.11 = 15.23
LOL at zero recognition
3x3x3: 41.28, 38.38, (37.39), (44.19), 39.50 = 39.72
LOL trainride, I decided to actually practice some 3x3x3 and eventually improved av12 PB with ~ 8 seconds
I may try practicing some more, perhaps I can become a sub 3O cuber afterall...
FMC: 31 HTM
Lots and lots of pairs but still nothing that works for me...
Trains are also not really optimal to try FMC ;-)
And how come free wifi works in this cheap train and not in the expensive Thalys???
2x2x2: 13.91, (9.97), (DNF), 14.67, 17.11 = 15.23
LOL at zero recognition
3x3x3: 41.28, 38.38, (37.39), (44.19), 39.50 = 39.72
LOL trainride, I decided to actually practice some 3x3x3 and eventually improved av12 PB with ~ 8 seconds
I may try practicing some more, perhaps I can become a sub 3O cuber afterall...
FMC: 31 HTM
Lots and lots of pairs but still nothing that works for me...
Trains are also not really optimal to try FMC ;-)
And how come free wifi works in this cheap train and not in the expensive Thalys???
Premoves F’ U (square and pairs on inverse scramble)
R’ F2 makes 1x2x3 block 2
R2 U L U2 L ads a 2x2x2 block 7
U’ R B2 R’ makes pseudo F2L-slot 11
U2 L U’ L’ B’ U . B leaves 5 corners (after correction of premoves) 18
R F’ U undo pseudoness and premoves 21
At . insert U’ F’ U B : U’ F U B’ to cancel 4 moves 25
At : insert R D’ R’ U’ R D R’ U to cancel 2 moves 31
Final solution:
R’ F2 R2 U L U2 L U’ R B2 R’ U2 L U’ L’ B’ F’ U B R D’ R’ U’ R D R’ F U R F’ U = 31 HTM
R’ F2 makes 1x2x3 block 2
R2 U L U2 L ads a 2x2x2 block 7
U’ R B2 R’ makes pseudo F2L-slot 11
U2 L U’ L’ B’ U . B leaves 5 corners (after correction of premoves) 18
R F’ U undo pseudoness and premoves 21
At . insert U’ F’ U B : U’ F U B’ to cancel 4 moves 25
At : insert R D’ R’ U’ R D R’ U to cancel 2 moves 31
Final solution:
R’ F2 R2 U L U2 L U’ R B2 R’ U2 L U’ L’ B’ F’ U B R D’ R’ U’ R D R’ F U R F’ U = 31 HTM
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SimonWestlund
Veteran
2x2: 2.13, 1.46, 2.49, 2.66, 3.14 = 2.42
3x3: 9.32, 10.21, 6.83, 8.79, 9.03 = 9.05
4x4: 49.65, 46.28, 43.42, 54.91, 47.67 = 47.87
5x5: 1:33.52, 1:26.58, 1:27.40, 1:26.74, 1:39.79 = 1:29.22
6x6: 2:49.52, 2:49.75, 2:31.14, 2:51.15, 2:41.50 = 2:46.93
7x7: 4:46.75, 4:40.96, 4:44.25, 4:32.99, 4:55.71 = 4:43.99
2x2 BLD: DNF(12.75), 13.40, 7.95 = 7.95
3x3 BLD: 1:14.76, 1:23.75, 1:17.47 = 1:14.76
4x4 BLD: 7:51.70, DNS, DNS = 7:51.70
5x5 BLD: DNF, DNS, DNS = DNF
Multi BLD: 3/4 12:11
3x3 OH: 16.98, 27.12, 18.44, 12.59, 16.12 = 17.18
3x3 WF: 1:10.79, 1:21.97, 1:10.13, 58.83, 1:01.39 = 1:07.44
2-4 relay: 1:04.43
2-5 relay: 2:31.66
Clock: 11.41, 9.41, 8.66, 8.65, 9.51 = 9.19
Megaminx: 49.85, (43.13), 49.69, (53.63), 48.42 = 49.32
Pyraminx: 4.51, 5.24, 5.63, 5.61, 3.89 = 5.12
Square-1: 22.06, 14.48, 16.30, 19.14, 20.31 = 18.58
3x3: 9.32, 10.21, 6.83, 8.79, 9.03 = 9.05
4x4: 49.65, 46.28, 43.42, 54.91, 47.67 = 47.87
5x5: 1:33.52, 1:26.58, 1:27.40, 1:26.74, 1:39.79 = 1:29.22
6x6: 2:49.52, 2:49.75, 2:31.14, 2:51.15, 2:41.50 = 2:46.93
7x7: 4:46.75, 4:40.96, 4:44.25, 4:32.99, 4:55.71 = 4:43.99
2x2 BLD: DNF(12.75), 13.40, 7.95 = 7.95
3x3 BLD: 1:14.76, 1:23.75, 1:17.47 = 1:14.76
4x4 BLD: 7:51.70, DNS, DNS = 7:51.70
5x5 BLD: DNF, DNS, DNS = DNF
Multi BLD: 3/4 12:11
3x3 OH: 16.98, 27.12, 18.44, 12.59, 16.12 = 17.18
3x3 WF: 1:10.79, 1:21.97, 1:10.13, 58.83, 1:01.39 = 1:07.44
2-4 relay: 1:04.43
2-5 relay: 2:31.66
Clock: 11.41, 9.41, 8.66, 8.65, 9.51 = 9.19
Megaminx: 49.85, (43.13), 49.69, (53.63), 48.42 = 49.32
Pyraminx: 4.51, 5.24, 5.63, 5.61, 3.89 = 5.12
Square-1: 22.06, 14.48, 16.30, 19.14, 20.31 = 18.58
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guusrs
Veteran
It should not be hard for you, you don't need algs....No, i cannot solve the cube with Petrus or Fridrich method. I use only CF.
And knowing about (3-cycle) commutators, insertions, pre-moves and NISS helps a bit.
H
Hershey
Guest
2x2:
3.86, 8.90, 8.02, 8.80, 11.82
avg5: 8.57
3x3 OH:
24.86, 34.59, 30.40, 25.95, 28.53
avg5: 28.30
5x5:
3:31.85, (3:20.92), 3:44.93, 3:44.25, (3:48.64)
avg5: 3:40.34
FMC: 56
3.86, 8.90, 8.02, 8.80, 11.82
avg5: 8.57
3x3 OH:
24.86, 34.59, 30.40, 25.95, 28.53
avg5: 28.30
5x5:
3:31.85, (3:20.92), 3:44.93, 3:44.25, (3:48.64)
avg5: 3:40.34
FMC: 56
Scramble: L2 D L U' F' L D' L' R' U R2 F2 L' F L R U'
X-cross: U2 B U B U2 R D F' R2 x' (9 moves)
2nd pair: U R U' R2 U R (15)
3rd:U R U' R' L' U L (22)
4th: U2 R U2 R' U R U' R' (30)
OLL: U r U2 R' U' r' R2 U R' U' r U' R' (43)
PLL: U R' U2 R U R' U2 L U' R U L' U (56)
X-cross: U2 B U B U2 R D F' R2 x' (9 moves)
2nd pair: U R U' R2 U R (15)
3rd:U R U' R' L' U L (22)
4th: U2 R U2 R' U R U' R' (30)
OLL: U r U2 R' U' r' R2 U R' U' r U' R' (43)
PLL: U R' U2 R U R' U2 L U' R U L' U (56)
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emolover
Legend
This has been asked before I bet but, why is there 2-6 or 2-7 relay?
Xishem
Veteran
Why *isn't there? Because whoever is best at 2-4 and 2-5 would probably win those two as well, since the best relay competitors are the ones who are good at big cubes, as being significantly better at 2x2 and 3x3 doesn't help that much in the relays (5 seconds at the most), whereas being world-class in big cubes is a huge leap (time-wise) from second-class.
mande
Veteran
3x3: 18.61, 18.27, (20.72), (16.72), 18.37 = 18.42
3x3 OH: (45.99), 45.03, (36.64), 40.25, 42.46 = 42.58
3x3 BLD: 3:15.29, 2:56.03, DNF(2:19.47) = 2:56.03
3x3 OH: (45.99), 45.03, (36.64), 40.25, 42.46 = 42.58
3x3 BLD: 3:15.29, 2:56.03, DNF(2:19.47) = 2:56.03
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irontwig
Veteran
That reminds me; I don't think I've seen Attila do a solution with an insertion.
Attila
Veteran
I do it other way for insertions. I wrote an example about my insertion-technique to the FMC thread (post#690). I noticed, the usual insertion for edges rarely effective.
irontwig
Veteran
Yeah, edge insertions are not so nice most of the time, but you can use corner insertions to find short corner solution; basically just solve 5 corners and then try to find a nicely cancelling corner cycle (I do this pretty often in the 2x2 example thread).
