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Answering some questions found in the website comments:
b. Yes, the scrambles lead to a jumbled puzzle; they will almost always not be in cubeshape when scrambled.
c. I'll let someone else answer this. I'm still trying to figure out fully how to solve it on my own without any help before I compete.
[QUOTE}can i use as many cubes in speed FMC or do I just use one and do linear FMC.[/QUOTE]
You can use up to 3 cubes, just like in regular FMC, along with stickers, and obviously paper and pen. Linear FMC is totally not necessary for this, although it could potentially help you with time to do so, if you happen to be really good at linear FMC. But all normal FMC techniques are valid - the only problem is, the clock is ticking!
a. Yes, it needs to be a curvy copter.three questions: does it have to be a curvy copter? is it jumbled when scrambled? and where do I find algs?
b. Yes, the scrambles lead to a jumbled puzzle; they will almost always not be in cubeshape when scrambled.
c. I'll let someone else answer this. I'm still trying to figure out fully how to solve it on my own without any help before I compete.
[QUOTE}can i use as many cubes in speed FMC or do I just use one and do linear FMC.[/QUOTE]
You can use up to 3 cubes, just like in regular FMC, along with stickers, and obviously paper and pen. Linear FMC is totally not necessary for this, although it could potentially help you with time to do so, if you happen to be really good at linear FMC. But all normal FMC techniques are valid - the only problem is, the clock is ticking!