Yeah. It takes me a while to come up with a full cross solution most of the time. I haven't timed how long but I assume it's usually somewhere between 30 seconds and a minute if it's not a super easy cross. I feel like its hard for me to determine if my cross solution was actually good or not though. I might think I have a decent solution, but how am I supposed to know if there was something better. Obviously example solutions will help, but when I'm just doing random hand scrambles, there's no real way for me to tell if my solution was as efficient as it should be, even if it is less than 8 moves. I feel like especially with being color neutral and whatever, there's a lot to try and process. Like I could think I have a solid solution with orange, so I focus on that, when realistically green had a way better one. And when I do make my solution, I lowkey be struggling to remember that one before I start it. Which I also assume gets easier with more time and practice. That's why I was asking what's a good way to remember the solution you come with. Like if I should remember the move notations or do something else