Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This beat a solve by Ravi Fernando from 2007 by more than 328 hours. It's also my fastest solve at 0.746 seconds/piece. Final time 2:05:25.382, 18319 moves, 2.43 moves/second.
This beat a solve by Ravi Fernando from 2007 by more than 328 hours. It's also my fastest solve at 0.746 seconds/piece. Final time 2:05:25.382, 18319 moves, 2.43 moves/second.



![20x20x20 Macro Demonstration
A demonstration of solving 20x20x20 with macros: the ability to do multiple moves with one input. I dont think this kind of thing should be allowed - as you can see, with the right macro(s), it can drastically speed up a solve. In this video I have set right-click to perform the 14-move algorithm [r2 F2: [L2 u L2 uā, r2]] on that center piece (i.e. with appropriate r2 and u moves). 20x20x20 Macro Demonstration](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dzPPzx-PrGI/mqdefault.jpg)






