Guide to the forum (Forum index)

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Spoiler: By Event

Spoiler: 3x3x3 (speed)

Spoiler: By Method

Spoiler: CFOP

Spoiler: By Step

Spoiler: Cross

Cross help thread
Solving the cross on the bottom

Spoiler: F2L/First 4 Pairs

Spoiler: Guides/tutorials

Algorithmic Guides
Getting faster at F2L (video)
Easy F2L cases (video)
Lookahead in F2L
Beginner's intuitive F2L (video)
Expert F2L tutorial (video)
intermidiate F2L guide
Improving lookahead (Turbo Tracking)
Beginner's F2L-3-step for each case
Advanced F2L tutorial (guide)
Beginner's F2L Tutorial (intuitive)

Spoiler: Discussion

F2L Intuitive vs Algorithm Solving
F2L Tips/Discussion

Spoiler: Last Layer

Spoiler: PLL

Spoiler: guides

2-sided PLL recognition guide
2-sided recognition guide (2)
Forcing PLL skip from OLL (video)
Full PLL guide/list
List of PLL algorithms
2-look PLL guide
PLL prediction

Spoiler: OLL

Full OLL video tutorial
List of OLL Algorithms
Tips for learning OLL fast
2-look OLL Guide
Changing from 2-look to 1-look OLL

Last layer guide

Practising Individual Steps

This is going to be an extended project that I will be attempting to complete in the coming months. I hope to add one new section each week (hopefully the same size as today). The aim of this is pretty simple: to create an index of all the important/useful threads that could be useful for a newbie to the forums.

I would also appreciate suggestions as how to index the forum by other topics than just by event

 

[PenguinsDontFly]

wow thats a lot of work...good idea!

 

[biscuit]

Wow... Respect. Good luck with that!

 

[Lucas Garron]

Have you considered making wiki pages for this? Then anyone can contribute to the project at any time.

 

[shadowslice e]

Have you considered making wiki pages for this? Then anyone can contribute to the project at any time.

Good idea! So, would it be better to create a network of pages or one page with all the links?

 

[shadowslice e]

https://speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Beginner's_forum_guide

This is the current skeleton for the guide that I created. Feel free to add any links you think would be beneficial.

 

[shadowslice e]

Update: CFOP sections filled out

NOTE: I would like some help with the Skewb and clock as I do not really know anything about these puzzles.

 

[shadowslice e]

Roux and ZZ section filled with all the stuff I could find.

Next up: Petrus and BLD methods.