[Help Thread] Roux Discussion and Help

[Username: Username:]

I want to learn roux. Does anyone have a good resource to learn it from?

Kian Mansour's videos are pretty good, lots of Roux users learned from his videos.

 

[Etotheipi]

I want to learn roux. Does anyone have a good resource to learn it from?

Kian is who I learned from, but I've heard J perm's is also good. Which figures, since he used to use Roux and any tutorial from him is guaranteed to be amazing. (Except his BLD tutorials accoring to @fun at the joy )

 

[Jam88]

Kian is who I learned from, but I've heard J perm's is also good. Which figures, since he used to use Roux and any tutorial from him is guaranteed to be amazing.

Kian Mansour's videos are pretty good, lots of Roux users learned from his videos.

Thanks guys

 

[Etotheipi]

Thanks guys

Good luck! Roux is a great method, it'll be fun.

 

[Jam88]

Good luck! Roux is a great method, it'll be fun.

I've heard good things about it!

 

[fun at the joy]

and any tutorial from him is guaranteed to be amazing.

JPerm's BLD tutorials are very very bad

 

[Etotheipi]

JPerm's BLD tutorials are very very bad

Ok, I can't contest that since I don't know any BLD but I'll take your word for it.

 

[whaffle]

JPerm's BLD tutorials are very very bad

Why do you think so?

 

[mukerflap]

How are you supposed to recognize EOLR? If there's a LR edge in BD, I have to tilt the cube to see it. Should I track it during CMLL? I haven't tried tracking the LR pieces during CMLL yet, as I think CMLL should be a fast step. Also, is it still worth it to be doing FB edges as well as LR edges if I use EOLR? Recognition seems to be a fair bit worse if you use both.

predicting EOLR in cmll

 

[Kaneki Uchiha]

in the sune cmlls I always get confused between back slash and right bar any tips?
also should I learn more cmlls I average around 24 and I know 13 cmlls namely o,h.s and one pi algorithm

 

[ProStar]

in the sune cmlls I always get confused between back slash and right bar any tips?
also should I learn more cmlls I average around 24 and I know 13 cmlls namely o,h.s and one pi algorithm

It's a good time to learn CMLL. Just like with CFOP, you could get sub-20, 15, and probably 10 without full CMLL, but it's not a good idea. I'd say whenever you feel like it learn some algs; it's not necessary but definitely helpful for where you're at

 

[Kaneki Uchiha]

It's a good time to learn CMLL. Just like with CFOP, you could get sub-20, 15, and probably 10 without full CMLL, but it's not a good idea. I'd say whenever you feel like it learn some algs; it's not necessary but definitely helpful for where you're at

thanks for your advice

 

[TheSlykrCubr]

Can somebody recommend me a nice guide to learn and improve with Roux? I want to try and get fast with it.

Help with blockbuilding and LSE is what I really need, since CMLL is just algs

 

[mukerflap]

it doesnt exist

 

[TheSlykrCubr]

it doesnt exist

Ok

 

[CrispyCubing]

it doesnt exist

What about this? Outdated? It doesn’t teach the method but it’s more of an overall guide.

 

[mukerflap]

What about this? Outdated? It doesn’t teach the method but it’s more of an overall guide.

its outdated

 

[TheSlykrCubr]

really now I'd just like some tips for block building

 

[Username: Username:]

All Roux video resources for blockbuilding that I know of, maybe there are a couple more I don't know.

 

[CrispyCubing]

its outdated

But does that mean everything in it is totally irrelevant? On the flipside, It’s probably not perfect as an in depth guide but I used it as a general guide: (What should I work on/what do I need focus on) For me, it was a useful guide to what time splits I should aim for when I was averaging ~25.

really now I'd just like some tips for block building

Can’t really help there except for giving the classic advice: watch example solves and do untimed solves.