It isn't Yiheng's first method. He's been a CFOP solver up until now. But he is the best and he just started using it, hence smashing the world record.
As a non Rubik solver this sounds fascinating but a lot of it is just around the corner for me. Would be most interested in more analysis including maybe a diagram or two for the uninitiated to follow along. I knew there were methods and more than one, but didn’t realize there were aspects to this beyond # of moves (eg hand position). Cheers and thanks
> the top solvers haven’t tried it because it’s so much work to learn
So I guess it took a kid to learn EOCross as his first method to get there!
It isn't Yiheng's first method. He's been a CFOP solver up until now. But he is the best and he just started using it, hence smashing the world record.
As a non Rubik solver this sounds fascinating but a lot of it is just around the corner for me. Would be most interested in more analysis including maybe a diagram or two for the uninitiated to follow along. I knew there were methods and more than one, but didn’t realize there were aspects to this beyond # of moves (eg hand position). Cheers and thanks