Does anyone know his method of solving the 4x4, he completes all his edge pairing in under ten seconds and not to metion he keeps the yellow side up at all times. Where as most ppl will flip the cube and do a 180 to look for other edge pieces to pair, id really like to know how he does it...and help would be greatly appreciated!
Does anyone know his method of solving the 4x4, he completes all his edge pairing in under ten seconds and not to metion he keeps the yellow side up at all times. Where as most ppl will flip the cube and do a 180 to look for other edge pieces to pair, id really like to know how he does it...and help would be greatly appreciated!
Guys, I think it was one of Felik's YouTube interviews where he said that if any F2L alg is longer than 8 or 9 you need a new alg. I was looking at his reconstructions and unless something went wrong all his F2L's are pretty short so for those awkward cases does he employ some kind of edge control so he doesn't get those cases(ie, SS F2L 38-42)?
Or he could just know that a certain pair is a bad case and does a different pair to make the next pair a better case so yea maybe edge control but also just your choice in order of F2L pairs.
Hey! I was wondering what websites you would consider good for tutorials explained in an easy and efficient way for beginners at speedsolving
I'd like to learn Roux or ZZ so that I can get solves under 50 sec
Thanks in advance
Hey! I was wondering what websites you would consider good for tutorials explained in an easy and efficient way for beginners at speedsolving
I'd like to learn Roux or ZZ so that I can get solves under 50 sec
Thanks in advance
No. They're websites. You can find them with google easily. Waffle's one has YT videos linked to it, and if you want a good ZZ video tutorial try out a small kitten's.
No. They're websites. You can find them with google easily. Waffle's one has YT videos linked to it, and if you want a good ZZ video tutorial try out a small kitten's.