Rubik's Cube Solved Using Fridrich Method
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i dont understand where i start and what to do? i need to scrambel and usethe algorithm from the begin????
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u perm? no that was T perm
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you don't know much OLL.. right?
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That's not the whole fridrich because you used 3 look oll lol (2 look).
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lol you dont know the oll?? hahah!!! thats not a complete fridrich method!!!!
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he should learn 1 look oll...
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you should learn 2 look oll
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Was that last algorithm one of the 21 pll algs that are out there? bc i use the beginners fridrich and i cant go from that position to a solve with one step.
zerogravity724 3 years ago
The last algorithm is a PLL case. It is a 3 edge cycle, also known as U permutation.
elimescube 3 years ago
lol aint it cheating??
u need to scramble properly than you can call solve the rubik cube solving it??
lerhan444 3 years ago
The maximum depth of the Rubik's cube is currently proven to be no more than 22 moves for ANY given combination. That means from ANY scrambled state a powerful enough piece of cube solving software could complete the cube in 22 moves or less. The scrambling algorithm I used was 25 moves long and when I solved it I did not by any means backtrack the scramble (you can see I take much longer than 25 moves to solve it. Long story short: I scrambled it exactly right, and no I did not cheat.
elimescube 3 years ago
@elimescube actually, god's number (the maximum possible moves to solve any of the 43 quitillion combinations of a 3x3x3) is 20.
J0hnnyH4ck3r 7 months ago
@J0hnnyH4ck3r When I made that comment 2 years ago 22 was still the minimum we could calculate. We've taken two more steps since then :P
elimescube 6 months ago