i have never went to a competition before. all world record solves and many other solves are captured into footages. will these footages be taken by the people who are arranging the competitions or should we do it by ourselves ?
i have never went to a competition before. all world record solves and many other solves are captured into footages. will these footages be taken by the people who are arranging the competitions or should we do it by ourselves ?
The competitors and their family members do it themselves. The competition staff is there to record times and organize.
And what comes to the "should I do the stickers or not" it's not as easy as it might sound. Finding a good vinyl cutter is apparently hard and expensive and a trade secret. Also making the stickers and shipping them takes quite a lot of time. It might be profitable depending on what else you got going on in your life.
This is probably a stupid question but whatever,
So for people that still use Roux and ZZ and Methods like that for 3x3, Do you guys HAVE to use that method for big cubes? Or Do you learn some other method for bigger cubes? Cause personally I find it a little difficult to do Roux on a 7x7 thanks for the answers guys
This is probably a stupid question but whatever,
So for people that still use Roux and ZZ and Methods like that for 3x3, Do you guys HAVE to use that method for big cubes? Or Do you learn some other method for bigger cubes? Cause personally I find it a little difficult to do Roux on a 7x7 thanks for the answers guys
I use CFOP for big cubes; I used to use Roux on 4x4x4, it is still good for M moves. On bigger cubes, you can either learn a different method or use (Rw'R)-like moves (remember, with slower TPS you can shortened down your M moves).