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The old thread seemed rather odd, and the title seemed rather odd so I made a new thread... I've been working hard on a new version, but I haven't quite finished...

This thread will cover mostly 3x3, but expect to see some 2x2, Pyraminx, Megaminx, and Square-1. I may possibly in the future do some of the larger cubes.

Tutorials of various methods will be listed under the Youtube section under the username of the video's creator.

Videos under Youtube users COMING SOON!

If you have any links to suggest, just send me a holler.

I actually promise that I'll work on this more often, but for now all I have is the Fridrich and Youtube section.


Update Log

November 29th, 2009 -- Version 0.65
Uploaded badmephisto's tutorials, more to come soon.

November 28th, 2009 -- Version 0.6
Basic sections made, revisions of old thread, minor edits. Waffle's Roux tutorials!
 
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Solving Methods

Fridrich

Algorithms

F2L

Bob Burton's F2L Algorithms
Dan Harris's F2L Algorithms
Erik Akkersdijk's F2L Algorithms
Jason Baum's F2L Algorithms
Joël van Noort's F2L Algorithms
Shotaro Makisumi's (Macky's) F2L Algorithms

OLL

Anthony Searle's OLL Algorithms
The Speedsolving.com Forum's Collection of OLL Algorithms
2 Look OLL for Corner Orientation are cases 21-27
Badmephisto's OLL Algorithms
Erik Akkersdijk's OLL Algorithms

Lars Vandenbergh's OLL Algorithms
Jason Baum's OLL Algorithms
Joël van Noort's OLL Algorithms
Shotaro Makisumi's (Macky's) OLL Aglorithms
Weston Mizumoto's OLL Algorithms

PLL

Anthony Searle's PLL Algorithms
Badmephisto's PLL Algorithms
Bob Burton's PLL Algorithms
Erik Akkersdijk's PLL Algorithms
Lars Vandenbergh's PLL Algorithms
Jason Baum's PLL Aglorithms
Shotaro Makisumi's (Macky's) PLL Algorithms
Joël van Noort's PLL Algorithms
The Speedsolving.com Forum's Collection of PLL Algorithms
Weston Mizumoto's PLL Algorithms

Miscellaneous


How to Get Faster using the Fridrich Method


Petrus


Roux


ZB


Modern Methods


Hardware & Maintenance

Youtube Cubers

Waffle=ijm
* Waffle's Roux tutorial. Overview|Left 1x2x3|Right 1x2x3|Corners|M-Orient|UL/UR Piece|Finish up | Block Building Help
* CMLL Algorithms - H|L|ZOMG!!|Sune|T|U|Pi

Speedcuber023 (Anthony Searle)
* Extended Cross Tutorial

badmephisto
* Intuitive F2L Tutorial [New] Part 1|Part 2|Tips for Practicing F2L|Thought Process
* 4 Look Last Layer - 2 Look OLL|2 Look PLL|PLL Memorization/Tips|PLL Recognition Tips
* Rubik's Cube Lubrication Experiment
* How to Solve a Rubik's Cube
* How to Become a Speedcuber [New]
* Advanced Cross Tutorial
* Blindfolded Tutorial - Pochmann Method

theWestonian (Weston Mizumoto)
ThisIsWEB (William Boards)
LanceTheBlueKnight (Lance Taylor)
Monkeydude1313 (Chris Bird)
MeMyselfAndPi
Sa967st (Sarah Strong)
Nakaji1084 (Yu Nakajima)
Frk17 (Erik Akkersdijk)
Einstakonan (Harris Chan)
jammyman3014 (Brendan Vallance)
KaiXevandStanley (Tony Fisher)
EricLimeback (Eric Limbeback :eek: :p)
Thrawst (Tristan Wright)
 
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Yeah, but if they don't know about the wiki, it's helpful to have one on the forums, and it might be more convenient since wiki sprawls across several pages.

a link to the wiki is on the top bar. everything's already in the wiki. this is just hard work for you, and it's pointless.
 
Yeah, but if they don't know about the wiki, it's helpful to have one on the forums, and it might be more convenient since wiki sprawls across several pages.

a link to the wiki is on the top bar. everything's already in the wiki. this is just hard work for you, and it's pointless.

I like the idea. not many new members want to sift through the wiki. why would they when they can just come to this thread and scroll down.
 
Yeah, but if they don't know about the wiki, it's helpful to have one on the forums, and it might be more convenient since wiki sprawls across several pages.

a link to the wiki is on the top bar. everything's already in the wiki. this is just hard work for you, and it's pointless.

I like the idea. not many new members want to sift through the wiki. why would they when they can just come to this thread and scroll down.

it's this easy.

speedsolving.com

look for a few seconds, find wiki on the top bar, in gray.

wiki

Cubing Methods

* Common Sub Steps
o F2L, LL, OLL, PLL, PBL, CxLL, ZBLL
* 2x2x2 Beginner
* 3x3x3 Beginner
* 2x2x2 Speedsolving
* 3x3x3 Speedsolving
* Blindsolving
* Fewest Moves
* Experimental
* Big Cubes
* Other Puzzles

you see all this. you click on any one of those, and you've got what you need. there's a wiki for a reason.

i've tried making a list like this before, of the methods and the links to help you with those methods. the wiki is lots easier.
 
Its not just methods, its EVERYTHING.

Basics

* Frequently Asked Questions
* General Information
* Cubing Terminology
* Puzzle Theory
* Puzzle Notation

Cubing Methods

* Common Sub Steps
o F2L, LL, OLL, PLL, PBL, CxLL, ZBLL
* 2x2x2 Beginner
* 3x3x3 Beginner
* 2x2x2 Speedsolving
* 3x3x3 Speedsolving
* Blindsolving
* Fewest Moves
* Experimental
* Big Cubes
* Other Puzzles

Solving Variations

* Blindfolded solving (BLD)
* One-Handed solving (OH)
* Fewest Moves (FMC)
* Solving with feet

Puzzle Hardware

* Regular Cubes
* Other Puzzles
* Breaking In
* Lubrication


Additional Info and Resources
Competitive Cubing

* Introduction to Speedcubing for Beginners
* Road to Sub-15 Second Averages
* Competitions General

Cubing Utilities

* Web-based Software
* PC Software

Puzzle Shops

* Cube4You
* V-Cubes
* Mefferts
* Cubefans
* DealExtreme
* Cfoping
* 9spuzzles
* puzl.co.uk
* more...

Cubers' Hangouts

* Speedcubing.com
* Speedsolving Forums
* #speedcubing
* #rubik

Other Resources

* Algorithm Database
* Cubing Sites
* YouTube Cubers
* Cubing Books

THAT'S PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING, DON'T YOU THINK? :fp
 
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