Sure! My next video is a bit more beginner-focused (although still not for a complete beginner), and I plan to get to all the basics eventually as well. Right now I'm trying to put up a bunch of things that I don't think exist elsewhere. There are already good beginner tutorials, and for now I'm just making the things that I wish I had access to when I was trying to move beyond the beginner stuff.
DR is basically sorcery I'm hopeless at it, I try and do PDR by doing EO then solving E slice edges. Never found anything good after that though lol. This is very cool! Thanks! :D
@@thephysicistcuber175 The locations of the misoriented pieces on (for instance) inverse won't change if you do domino moves on normal. So, as soon as you get to one of the cases like I showed with 4 corners and 2 E-layer edges, you can immediately NISS to see if you'll have a better case there.
Am I the only one who’s even more confused. I can’t even get it into DR never mind try and solve it after 😩
Wait wtf, I just stumbled across colorful pockets third channel and no one else knows about it
ahhh you tell everyone that secret ! now everyone can do it and i cant be master anymore :D
This video seems like it should be good but my feeble brain is still not powerful enough to grasp it.
I know you do more advanced FMC videos on this channel, but can you do some beginner videos also?
Sure! My next video is a bit more beginner-focused (although still not for a complete beginner), and I plan to get to all the basics eventually as well.
Right now I'm trying to put up a bunch of things that I don't think exist elsewhere. There are already good beginner tutorials, and for now I'm just making the things that I wish I had access to when I was trying to move beyond the beginner stuff.
I kind of wish I'd seen this video 3 years ago... :-)
DR is basically sorcery
I'm hopeless at it, I try and do PDR by doing EO then solving E slice edges. Never found anything good after that though lol.
This is very cool! Thanks! :D
@Christopher TRAN I'm ok :p
Thanks for FM3 tips **ding**
Did you get the idea to start the tutorial with a bell like that from Daniel Shiffman?
After making Domino What should we do
Solve the 2x2x1 both sides?
What about doing domino reduction half on normal and half on inverse?
You can certainly do that! You can use NISS with these steps just like anything else in FMC
@@ColorfulPockets does the fact that corners have 3 orientations.make it harder to recognize what 1 move off looks like on inverse?
@@thephysicistcuber175 The locations of the misoriented pieces on (for instance) inverse won't change if you do domino moves on normal. So, as soon as you get to one of the cases like I showed with 4 corners and 2 E-layer edges, you can immediately NISS to see if you'll have a better case there.
Can you please explain it in a louder voice
Umm... Headphones?
@@shubbbb hey, that was me in my grand mother's phone lol
@@AtharvaBhat-dm9ee oh haha
Just hear better
Hi, fellow Tim!
It's been a hard few years for us Tims
What about for 12 and 11 move dr cases lol
Could you get 10 on those :o?
@@xpoeskio1103 Fair. Those are exceedingly rare though lol (also, NISS might make it so that there are even fewer? I'm not sure)
Huh?
I kind of wish I'd seen this video 3 years ago... :-)