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Revision as of 08:17, 9 September 2022
SkTD is an opener that requires skimming one line while building with the first bag. The setup rate for the first bag with mirrored version is 100%.
Skimming |
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2nd Bag
This setup for the second bag only has 91.67% setup rate. There are 3 ways to make this setup. Queue which has T>I/J>S>Z>O will not be able to make this setup.
O,S > Z |
Z > S |
Z > S |
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3rd Bag
There are many ways to stack the 3rd bag.
PC route(88.33% PC chance)
It only has 3 minimals:
Save Z |
Save S |
Save T |
Mechanical T-spin route
One can always stack like this:
100% setup chance |
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Miscellaneous
Besides form mechanical setups and PC setups, one can also setup with various ways. Setups shown below are just examples for reference:
Imperial cross
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T-spin triple
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C spin(requires 2 bags)
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IDK what is this but looks kinda cool
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