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'''MDF (Mini Double Fractal)''' is an opener created by benmuga which makes a TSM or a 1 line skim followed up by a TSD and a Perfect Clear with I J or L ending | '''MDF''', also known as '''(Mini Double Fractal)''' is an opener created by benmuga which makes a TSM or a 1 line skim followed up by a TSD and either a Perfect Clear with I J or L ending or a [[Fractal]]. | ||
MDF can be used in various | The idea of it is to create TSD's, and if possible, spike with the Fractal and continue making TSD follow ups. | ||
It has a variety of second bag combinations, so MDF can be used depending on the piece sequence or how the user wants to make the second bag; cheese, spikes or better TSD follow ups. | |||
MDF can be used in various first bags, as long as they fit these dependencies: | |||
1.- If L is used first, J must be used after Z. | 1.- If L is used first, J must be used after Z. | ||
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Those rules applies not exactly right after | Those rules applies not exactly right after your Z or L are placed, but they must follow that order independent of the other pieces on the same bag, and both rules are expected to be on different bags. | ||
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== First bag == | == First bag == | ||
The first bag will always be built like this (although you can do the TSM first and put the I later if needed.) | |||
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{{pfend}} | {{pfend}} | ||
== | == Second Bag == | ||
=== 4-line Perfect Clear === | |||
You have a 16.17% chance of immediately getting a PC if your second bag starts with OTJ or OTI. Both solutions are shown below. | |||
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{{pfrow|I|I|I|I|G|G|G|G|G|G}} | {{pfrow|I|I|I|I|G|G|G|G|G|G}} | ||
{{pfend}} | {{pfend}} | ||
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|{{pfstart}} | |{{pfstart}} | ||
{{pfrow| | | | | | | | | | }} | {{pfrow| | | | | | | | | | }} | ||
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== | === Fractal === | ||
'' | If a PC isn't available, you'll be able to build like this as long as your O comes after your L in the second bag. | ||
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{{pfend}} | {{pfend}} | ||
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== | == Third Bag and Onwards == | ||
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''TSS instead of finishing with TSD'' | ''TSS instead of finishing with TSD'' | ||
In case if T is the first piece you need to place because you have an I piece right after, wasting T would be the only option to make the opener, and the only position for the opener that it have is placing the piece right where it spawns or one space to the right, depending on the pieces after I. After this you must hold I and follow the rules above. | In case if T is the first piece you need to place because you have an I piece right after, wasting T would be the only option to make the opener, and the only position for the opener that it have is placing the piece right where it spawns or one space to the right, depending on the pieces after I. After this you must hold I and follow the rules above. | ||
Revision as of 14:08, 26 May 2021
Work in progress
MDF, also known as (Mini Double Fractal) is an opener created by benmuga which makes a TSM or a 1 line skim followed up by a TSD and either a Perfect Clear with I J or L ending or a Fractal.
The idea of it is to create TSD's, and if possible, spike with the Fractal and continue making TSD follow ups. It has a variety of second bag combinations, so MDF can be used depending on the piece sequence or how the user wants to make the second bag; cheese, spikes or better TSD follow ups.
MDF can be used in various first bags, as long as they fit these dependencies:
1.- If L is used first, J must be used after Z.
2.- if Z is used first, S must be used after L.
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Those rules applies not exactly right after your Z or L are placed, but they must follow that order independent of the other pieces on the same bag, and both rules are expected to be on different bags.
Some tips to memorize the opener easily and have a higher success on MDF build are:
1.- DAS O all the way to one of the walls
2.- If O is placed on the right wall, Z comes next to O
3.- With the example of tip 2, on the left wall L and S comes together
4.- Always start building what is next O piece. (Z and J, or S and L if mirrored).
First bag
The first bag will always be built like this (although you can do the TSM first and put the I later if needed.)
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Second Bag
4-line Perfect Clear
You have a 16.17% chance of immediately getting a PC if your second bag starts with OTJ or OTI. Both solutions are shown below.
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Fractal
If a PC isn't available, you'll be able to build like this as long as your O comes after your L in the second bag.
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Third Bag and Onwards
King crimson
4-Wide
6-3
TSS instead of finishing with TSD
In case if T is the first piece you need to place because you have an I piece right after, wasting T would be the only option to make the opener, and the only position for the opener that it have is placing the piece right where it spawns or one space to the right, depending on the pieces after I. After this you must hold I and follow the rules above.