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@@Rbpermwastaken I’m procrastinating :(

@@LiamHighducheck do more apb stuff bro 💀

@@LiamHighducheck R2 D' R2 D U2 R2 B2 L' D' L' R2 F L D' B R2 D B R' yo i found this cool hand scramble

@@Rbpermwastaken x’ U’ r2’ U2’ r B’ // fb 5/5 U’ R’ U’ r2 // dfdb 4/9 R U’ R’ f R f’ // dBR 6/15 F R U R’ U’ F’ // EO 6/21 U R U2’ R2’ U2’ R U2 R // LXS 8/29 U’ R U R’ U R U’ R D R’ U’ R D’ R2’ U’ // ZBLL 15/44

@@LiamHighducheck genius, what does the slashes mean? This scramble is also insane using cfop

It’s still movecount/tps, pausing just means your tps is lower. Also all pauses are skill issue except ZBLL and even then you can do partial prediction with tv2

@@LiamHighducheck Thanks! Now I got it.

@@rubyace7058 that means you are not doing EO (edge orientation) 5:41

@@JustANobody12345 every single song is from summoning salt

@@LiamHighducheck Awesome, I love it!

roughly that of cfop

@@OlayideBolatitoAdesiyan-he3ez description (APB mega doc)

I’m not sure if we genned it, I think we were having problems with batch solver since you can’t really input a way to do 2-gen reduction. But the algset itself would be questionable since mid solve cp recog with more than 4 corners is brutal

@LiamHighducheck I think learning some of the best cases may be worthwhile like winter variation in cfop. Recog seems at least possible in easier cases since there are no blind spots. If you find out anything, lmk

I did indeed shamelessly copy his ZZ method thumbnail as one to one as I possibly could

@@LiamHighducheck Haha that’s fine. J perm’s channel is basically dead.

43 quin trillion algs

And it’s just blind solving

1l3l

​@@mrigankakalita1943*quintillion (million, billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion)

​@@LukeLane1984here (europe) we'd say A million A thousand millions A billion A thousand billions A million billions Million of billions

Cant tell if this is sarcasm or not... but good luck 😊

@@nafrulnizamabdulmanap2342 Well... I did try, but failed.

Bro where did you pull those numbers from. Also you can’t use summer and winter variation every solve cause they require EO to be done and if you do use them you don’t also do OLL the same solve cause the whole point of summer and winter variation is that it skips OLL. F2L is up for debate in terms of movecount but if you just take Yiheng’s average movecount for F2L in his reconstructed ao100 it’s 32.5 moves. Then you forgot about AUF while calculating OLL and PLL so OLL is actually about 10+0.75 and PLL is 13.5+1.5 so the total for CFOP ends up being 58.25 moves on average. Even taking Kian Mansour’s theoretical estimate of perfect CFOP where he estimates F2L as low as 29 moves (8 move Xcross+7 moves per pair) that still only gets you to about 55 moves on average.

@@LiamHighducheck yeah but some alg (7 only) can help you. (W variation or summer variation + one of then ) and you had done the yellow face

@@cyrildubois1815 I don’t think you know what winter and summer variation are. Winter variation is a set of 27 algs that inserts a built pair into your last slot and solves OLL when and only when you have all the edges oriented. Summer variation also has 27 algs and does the same thing but with a split pair. I have a theory that what you actually mean by winter and summer variation is ZBLS (302 algs) or rather it’s simpler version, VHLS (32 algs) which inserts either a built or split pair while orienting the edges. This would also make sense as you’re saying there are 7 algs you can do after that step which fits with OCLL (OLL with edges oriented (has 7 algs)). So the overall method I think you’re talking about is F2L-1 > set up pair > VHLS > OCLL > PLL Which using perfect F2L numbers gives a movecount of 22 + ~4 + 9.5 + (7.9 + 0.75) + (13.5+1.5) = 59.15 which is actually worse than standard CFOP. I think this must also be what you meant because in your original comment you said OLL was 8-9 which fits with OCLL. Either way still not close to 50 moves.

Good thing this isn’t a tutorial

That’s my secret, I don’t practice OH. I should not be using my right hand but it’s what I started with a long time ago and I can’t be bothered to switch. If you’re using your left hand that’s good because all your 2H algs will translate really well. If you still want to get better with your right hand try drilling algs with your right hand and try to get it as fast as with your left hand and try to be consistent with mirroring the finger tricks, also just doing a lot of solves will help.

@@LiamHighducheck thank you so much

I used visual cube on cuber.rider.biz to generate the cube images. Just look up visual cube and it should come up

@@LiamHighducheck thanks

@@LiamHighducheck also is there anyway for a square 1 visualcube? I need a pfp better

@@nperm1255 I don’t know of one, if you only need one image it might be faster to just make it in in photoshop or illustration (or alternative software)