For Eo during roux is it faster to cycle edges or to solve them directly?
What do you mean cycle edges? It is usually quicker to do Eo by sort of knowing how to reduce the cases to the arrow case.
How do you practise roux first and second block?
For FB, use unlimited inspection and see how much you can plan and solve BLD slowly increasing the number of pieces and reduce the amount of time.
 
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slowly increasing the number of time and reduce the amount of time.
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And also, for second block, go as quickly as you can while maintaining lookahead.

I actually think that for CFOPers of decent speed trying to get into roux, it makes sense, after learning how to blockbuild, to do 50-move average solves as slowly as needed to maintain lookahead, and then increase TPS, instead of having fast TPS and then reducing movecount later.
 
I actually think that for CFOPers of decent speed trying to get into roux, it makes sense, after learning how to blockbuild, to do 50-move average solves as slowly as needed to maintain lookahead, and then increase TPS, instead of having fast TPS and then reducing movecount later.
Isn't that what everyone, regardless of method or average, should do?
 
I don't get faster times when I'm slow-solving but it's true that I'm very bad at turning fast and make up for it with decent efficiency (can usually avg 47 stm in speedsolves)
 
A type of color neutrality, usually white or yellow on bottom, and any other color on left.
Thanks for the reply @deadcat . But With blue / Green on left and right we obviously getting white and yellow on top / bottom. And in last two steps DeeDubb prefers to put W/Y on top/Bottom . So My question is did I learn right or I need to improve something for that prospect ?
 
Thanks for the reply @deadcat . But With blue / Green on left and right we obviously getting white and yellow on top / bottom. And in last two steps DeeDubb prefers to put W/Y on top/Bottom . So My question is did I learn right or I need to improve something for that prospect ?
There's red and orange too, you know.

You don't have to be color neutral, it's a choice. And it's a range from a fixed FB all the way to full CN. Most recommendations these days are for x2 y, though.
 
There's red and orange too, you know.

You don't have to be color neutral, it's a choice. And it's a range from a fixed FB all the way to full CN. Most recommendations these days are for x2 y, though.
Of course I know about Red/Orange 's presence there. I have started to learn 3 days ago and though curious about terminology, so It would be great if someone doesn't try to be Rudy about the color counting and names ;)
Btw thanks for your reply bro, got it what I have to improve in couple of weeks after I get sub-40 or sub-60. (y)
 
Hey so guys, does anyone have any tips on a pauseless LSE? mine has like 1-2 pauses when I am recognizing 4c(usually before I so M2 to insert)

Also, I recognize BU and AUF before I do M2 to insert LR edges, and so I end up doing U3's when I have to cancel. Should I keep doing that or change to looking at the pieces inserted and BU at the same time?
 
about 2.5 years.
Wow and how much hours of a training each and every day ?

Hey Big fan (subbed already :P) Do we have some training pattern to do it ? I have pretty much motivation for the consistency but it would be great if you can share some plan to do.

I have started cubing approx 3 days ago and done with deedubb beginner roux method.
Can you guide me about the next steps I should follow .

Thanks.
 
Best beginner Roux tutorial is probably DeeDubb's, found here
Hey @obelisk477 , Thanks for the advice. I have started playing with cube about 3 days ago and followed your advice and that roux beginner guide from @DeeDubb is amazing. I have learn each and every steps and performing in certain minutes.

Can you please give me a road map that till what PB I should do this method only and then what should I learn next and then how to track stuff and then what next like that ?

Thanks in advanced tho.

Cheers and keep spinning !
 
Of course I know about Red/Orange 's presence there. I have started to learn 3 days ago and though curious about terminology, so It would be great if someone doesn't try to be Rudy about the color counting and names ;)
Btw thanks for your reply bro, got it what I have to improve in couple of weeks after I get sub-40 or sub-60. (y)
Not quite sure who's "Rudy" here. Let me know if the color neutrality thing isn't clear. There are also a few posts on these forums with interesting discussions about it, so a search if you're interested.
Good luck with Roux!
 
Not quite sure who's "Rudy" here. Let me know if the color neutrality thing isn't clear. There are also a few posts on these forums with interesting discussions about it, so a search if you're interested.
Good luck with Roux!
I am surfing those different different posts only. And I was kidding so we both know newbie seems always a Rudy :P just kidding.

Btw as we discussed , I have started playing with cube about 3 days ago and found my interest is more in intuitive style rather than FCOP so I prefered to go with Roux method and found DeeDubb's roux beginner guide. Trust me . I never tried FCOP beginner method so don't know how it is but what I feel is his beginner method is amazing. I have learn each and every steps and can atlist complete a cube in couple of minutes.

Can you please give me a road map that till what PB I should do continue this roux beginner method only and then what should I learn next and then how to track stuff and then what next like that ? I will really appreciate it if you can give me some guidance with your experience.

Thanks in advanced tho.

Cheers and keep spinning !
 
I am surfing those different different posts only. And I was kidding so we both know newbie seems always a Rudy [emoji14] just kidding.

Btw as we discussed , I have started playing with cube about 3 days ago and found my interest is more in intuitive style rather than FCOP so I prefered to go with Roux method and found DeeDubb's roux beginner guide. Trust me . I never tried FCOP beginner method so don't know how it is but what I feel is his beginner method is amazing. I have learn each and every steps and can atlist complete a cube in couple of minutes.

Can you please give me a road map that till what PB I should do continue this roux beginner method only and then what should I learn next and then how to track stuff and then what next like that ? I will really appreciate it if you can give me some guidance with your experience.

Thanks in advanced tho.

Cheers and keep spinning !
I didn't learn from deedubb so I can't really say. In general the most helpful thing is to just practice. Also watch some walkthrough solves to make sure you're efficient and learn new tricks. No need to wait for any PB for that. But mostly just practice.
 
I am surfing those different different posts only. And I was kidding so we both know newbie seems always a Rudy :p just kidding.

Btw as we discussed , I have started playing with cube about 3 days ago and found my interest is more in intuitive style rather than FCOP so I prefered to go with Roux method and found DeeDubb's roux beginner guide. Trust me . I never tried FCOP beginner method so don't know how it is but what I feel is his beginner method is amazing. I have learn each and every steps and can atlist complete a cube in couple of minutes.

Can you please give me a road map that till what PB I should do continue this roux beginner method only and then what should I learn next and then how to track stuff and then what next like that ? I will really appreciate it if you can give me some guidance with your experience.

Thanks in advanced tho.

Cheers and keep spinning !

I think you should practice beginners till you get 1:00 -1:10 solves, then learn 2-look CMLL for corners.
You can follow this guide: http://wafflelikescubes.webs.com/sub15guidetoroux.htm
 
I think you should practice beginners till you get 1:00 -1:10 solves, then learn 2-look CMLL for corners.
You can follow this guide: http://wafflelikescubes.webs.com/sub15guidetoroux.htm

Really appreciate your help bro. I am also planning to get at list 1:15 with my intuitive solving with this method and then will look into some other stuff to learn. But everybody is telling to learn 2-look CMLL for corners so I am thinking to just have a look in it before 1:15, just for the information you know ;)
 
Sorry for posting again, but I think this is worthy. I recently found a somewhat different way of recognising the 4c 3 cycle cases involving looking for a unique piece and determining whether FU and BU are the same or opposite. I uploaded a video explaining it and I think many of you will benefit from watching it. Enjoy!
pretty helpful. Even a newbie like me (who is playing with a cube from last 6-7 days only) can understand it easily what not to do for certain unique cases. Thanks for sharing.
 
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