antoineccantin
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That is not grammar. That is you incorrectly misspelling a famous cuber. <_<
As to your question, I have no idea but 1.97 from Pat Jameson IIRC
Wait... The UWR for Magic is 1.97 seconds???
That is not grammar. That is you incorrectly misspelling a famous cuber. <_<
As to your question, I have no idea but 1.97 from Pat Jameson IIRC
Wait... The UWR for Magic is 1.97 seconds???
Where can I get goo gone? or goo off? or something like that to get sticker goo off in Australia, Sydney?
1. For F3L, I'm only inserting one piece at a time (unless they're already connected), and finding it rather slow. I read somewhere else there are tricks to doing this more efficiently. Are there? If so, how do they work? Or is this just sheer speed?
2. So, my ELL still sucks as it always has. I'm currently just doing basic 3-cycles. I figure there's better ways to doing this, but for now I also figure I should simply experiment as it's meant to be very intuitive. However, how should I approach parity? Currently, I just do a "single edge flip" algorithm and finish off with a 3-cycle (if necessary). I also heard somewhere that in order to solve parity you're actually also switching two centre pieces of the same colour. Is this true?
Can practicing 5x5 improve 4x4 and 3x3 times?
umm what's the best program to record an average of 10000 3x3 cough cough
Definitely more on the advanced side: http://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/square1d.htmLink for a sq-1 cubeshape (idk, intermediate-advanced) tutorial?
Sure. You'll find them out by messing around. It's hard to document that kinda stuff.
It'll surprise you how much you can use cancellations. Like between every single alg.
Do you rotate? If so, stop doing so and you'll notice that your lookahead starts to go crazyfast. I never pause in my F3L
Do you have corners already solved? If not you don't get the advantage of being able to use all the mad tricks that work on 5x5x5 too.
Did you read the ELL page on my site? Also Dan's video.
Thank you, definitely helped me..Definitely more on the advanced side: http://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/square1d.htm
There are more on the page though : http://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/square1.htm#s1
I have a 30second avg, sub 35 time.
How many solves a day do you guys recommend for me, if i wanted to reach sub 20 in a few months?
What does mean "standard deviation"?
What does mean "standard deviation"?
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