I'm thinking about finally learning how to solve a 3x3 blindfolded. Is Noah's tutorial the way to go or should I learn from some other one like Zane's OP/OP tutorial?
I'm thinking about finally learning how to solve a 3x3 blindfolded. Is Noah's tutorial the way to go or should I learn from some other one like Zane's OP/OP tutorial?
Noah's is the best, IMO. It explains things amazingly well. Super thorough and clear. I was blindfold solving within a few days of watching his videos.
I just assembled a guhong, lubed the core with weight 5 and pieces with weight 2, now it's really fast. That's great. But there are 2 problems.
1) the corner cutting is a little lacking. Line to line max and reverse is around half.
2) it's really loud! In fact, it's louder than my huanying. Really.
Hey! I did an average of 100 using qqtimer this morning, and it showed my ao100, but i am pretty positive that i boke my ao50 average somewhere in there too, it doesn't show it though and i don't want to have to do it all by hand. Does anybody know of a good average calculator?
Hey! I did an average of 100 using qqtimer this morning, and it showed my ao100, but i am pretty positive that i boke my ao50 average somewhere in there too, it doesn't show it though and i don't want to have to do it all by hand. Does anybody know of a good average calculator?
Hey! I did an average of 100 using qqtimer this morning, and it showed my ao100, but i am pretty positive that i boke my ao50 average somewhere in there too, it doesn't show it though and i don't want to have to do it all by hand. Does anybody know of a good average calculator?
I know OLL and PLL, some COLL(H, some Pi, random algs I learned intuitively), and a few WV cases. Should I finish up COLL and WV, or is there an alg set that I'm completely skipping over?
I know OLL and PLL, some COLL(H, some Pi, random algs I learned intuitively), and a few WV cases. Should I finish up COLL and WV, or is there an alg set that I'm completely skipping over?
I would say finish WV and COLL (minus sune cases). From there you can do two things.
1. Learn a ZBLL set, like maybe the COLL set you are best at recognizing
2. Learn some OLLCP. It's so incredibly satisfying to be able to skip diagswaps and force U perms. I think it would be especially helpful for you since you're really into OH.
I would say finish WV and COLL (minus sune cases). From there you can do two things.
1. Learn a ZBLL set, like maybe the COLL set you are best at recognizing
2. Learn some OLLCP. It's so incredibly satisfying to be able to skip diagswaps and force U perms. I think it would be especially helpful for you since you're really into OH.
Yes, but make sure you are paying attention while doing them; don't just solve mindlessly while thinking about other things. Actively watch for new/different ways to solve different arrangements of pieces, always make an effort to get more efficient.
Mine doesn't look like that, it doesn't have the options below. I just did it by hand, beat my old record by over a second! Thanks though. I can just use CSTimer.
Try BadMePhisto's tutorials on youtube. As far as cases, and algorithms just try the Wiki. Once you get a little bit faster, you could watch CrazyBadCuber's F2L videos.