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This is how I do 2-look CMLL in Roux. I prefer intuitive solving, so I've never done a CFOP solve, and I don't have any preference for orientation before permutation. I think permutation first is easier and more intuitive, and it also has a much lower move count. Advantages: Significantly...

One of my other hobbies is board game design. A fellow designer Eric Silverman has just created a game inspired by cubing, which you can play in a browser here https://mindsports.nl/index.php/dagaz/1076-permute-ai Mindsports is generally mobile friendly, but in this case you need a mouse...

What is intuitive Cubing and why would you want to do it? Intuitive cubing is solving without using memorized algorithms. If you want to solve with world-class speed, you need to memorize algorithms. But if speed is not your main goal, then there are several reasons to solve intuitively: 1. If...

I recently learned 3-style as my first blind method. I did it completely intuitively, without memorizing any algorithms. This is an explanation of what I did, and a collection of the resources that I used. I hope that it will be helpful to others who want to learn 3-style intuitively for fun...

This is the method that I use to solve the 4x4 intuitively without using any memorized algorithms, and to easily avoid parity problems. It is based on the Sandwich method, and also shares several techniques with the Roux method. In fact, if you use this method on the 3x3 it is just Roux. I call...

Hi! I'm a slowcuber who likes to solve intuitively without using memorized algorithms. I started about a month ago, and I'm now totally obsessed. My personal best with the 3x3, using a ZZ/Heise combination method, is 2 minutes, 35 seconds, and that's good enough for me. I like to concentrate on...