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Arti

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Hi there everyone.
Arti here, 23 years old, live in Germany, enjoy Cubing while walking my dogs and writing software when I'm not doing that.
 
:) Berliner?
Vielen dank!

At the moment I'm just doing 3x3, so around a 40 second average unfortunately!

I will be looking into other cubic puzzles after I get to sub 30
 
Willkommen im Speedsolving-Forum! Aus welcher Stadt in Deutschland kommst du?
Wusstest du, dass es auch ein deutsches Speedcubing-Forum gibt: speedcubers.de? Schau doch mal vorbei. :)

Vielen dank! Komme aus England aber wohne in Südwest Deutschland :) speedcubers.de ist auch gut, aber Muttersprache gewinnt ;)
 
All germans united :)
Welcome Arti. Waiting for your timer eagerly :)

English.. sorry buddy, but "speedcubers united" sounds great :)

I will be posting more details in the topic thread as development progresses. I just finished making the OLL case images. Didn't take long.

Oh, if anyone wants to use them for custom cheat sheets, I will share a link to the zip file when the PLL cases are done.
 
Hamburger :)

no, im not a burger :D

Hamburgler :D uploadfromtaptalk1394481397398.jpg
 
Hi, welcome to the forums. you should learn PLL's first. because full oll and full pll speed you up about the same amount, learning the pll which only has 21 algs is your best bet.
 
Hi, welcome to the forums. you should learn PLL's first. because full oll and full pll speed you up about the same amount, learning the pll which only has 21 algs is your best bet.

I have learned maybe 17 of the 21, only a few more to go and then onto full OLL.

Btw I'm making an app and don't want to steal the images, so I'm creating them myself.

Thanks for advice though ;)
 
Just a wild guess: you haven't learned G perms yet.

Actually I have.

This is the one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQ3T8vyVJPc

Not the most move efficient, but pretty cool when you get a feel for it.

And because I'm lazy, I learned to do it the left handed way aswell, symmetry is something I'm fond of. Most of the algorithms you learn can apply to opposite cases. That's how I'm learning it anyway.

Still can't drill this one down to two seconds or less yet but with practice
 
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