[Unofficial] Yu Nakajima: Pryaminx avg. of 5: 6.46 seconds

[IamWEB]

[youtube]n4Ry7dMS0YU&fmt=18[/youtube]

He's posting more videos, and more and more puzzles/events.

Type: Mefferts.

 

[SimonWestlund]

Quite good! He'll probably be able to do a lot better with a bit of practise.. even I can do better than that haha

He's getting a lot better att different types of puzzles! Soon he'll be world class in almost all puzzles! Pretty much like Erik

 

[DavidWoner]

Glad to see he is using Yohei's method and not something else.

 

[Siraj A.]

This is not allowed.

 

[ccchips296]

judging by this trend, he should be doing square 1 soon

P.S - its PYRAminx not PRYAminx

 

[Pedro]

Glad to see he is using Yohei's method and not something else.

which method is that?

 

[Deleted member 2864]

Glad to see he is using Yohei's method and not something else.

which method is that?

Yohei is the wr holder for avg of 5 pyraminx. I'm not sure what method he uses or if he uses his own.

 

[*LukeMayn*]

Glad to see he is using Yohei's method and not something else.

what exactly are the steps in his method?
I can't believe he hasn't started square-1, it's the most fun one off all the "misc" puzzles.

 

[DavidWoner]

Glad to see he is using Yohei's method and not something else.

which method is that?

Yohei is the wr holder for avg of 5 pyraminx. I'm not sure what method he uses or if he uses his own.

It's a looser variation of the "Polish V" method. It's described somewhere on the Cutex site, I'm not really sure how to explain it myself.

 

[EmersonHerrmann]

It's not Yohei method....it's "Oka method". Jeez.

P.S. - Why the heck can't he just not be good FOR ONCE??? It's so annoying....I was doing pyraminx today, I guess it was a matter of time before he got around to it.

 

[Lofty]

I don't really solve pyraminx so I don't understand the method too much even from the website as it has no algs really. This is the cutex site:
http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=hp&hl=en&js=n&u=http://www.cutex.info/pyra/&sl=auto&tl=en
Is it the same method as this one?
http://www.rubikkocka.hu/angol/pages/piraminxeng.htm

 

[IamWEB]

Sorry about the thread title typo...

 

[qqwref]

Interesting, it looks like this is the method (although I'm not 100% sure):
1) Solve two edges next to one corner, align the tip, and place it kind of at LD so that you can turn the R face and U without messing it up.
2) Using those two moves correctly align the corners and tips of the R face.
3) There are four edges unsolved, three of which are on the R face. Solve the other edge in one step and then the remaining three.

I think step 3 could be done in one alg/look with my "pyra-ZB", but I don't think anyone will learn it