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I have no clue where to put this thread. As of late, I've been messing around with my 4x4x4, and tried restricting myself to only a limited moveset: Rw2, Fw2, Bw2, Lw2, and anything for U/D. For rotations you have to choose 2 colours to always keep on bottom/top, easiest choice is white/yellow...

Sorry if puzzle theory isn't the right section. Hey, all! Recently I've been checking out 3x3 methods, and this one in particular: Heise, caught my eye. For the uninitiated, the steps are: 1. Solve 3 1x2x2 blocks, and 1 edge attached to both correct centers. You avoid using 1 color, that color...

Hey, all! I've recently been getting back into 3x3, and I thought i should start a thread like this to keep my motivation going. I'll be splitting this up into 4 chunks, one for CFOP, another for physical 2^4, a third one for learning APB, and the last one for writing down my progress with...

My Cstimer 2/3-generator scramble is broken for some reason, the roux and R, r and U scramble generators are the exception, and do work, does anyone know what's wrong?

(I have a gan i Carry S 1) I've recently been trying out Cubeast, and its pretty good, except its a $5 monthly subscription. (For the full version) So my question is: are there many good SmartCube timers that are free? (If you're on the r/cubers subreddit this post may give you deja vu)

I'm going back home soon so I will give a update presumable tomorrow, but yeah, basically what the title says, the most we got to see was the 3 pounds crappy stickered cube which is now a 3 pound crappy cube instead, (with other cubes under it) I don't remember exactly how much cubes there...

People really like to use the "Local cubing groups" for finding others with the same interests on this forum, so why not add a "cubers with the same interest" group or something like that? (sorry for a short post I don't believe there is much to explain)

People really like to use the "Local cubing groups" for finding others with the same interests on this forum, so why not add a "cubers with the same interest" group or something like that? (sorry for a short post I don't believe there is much to explain)

E.G. you're trying to get sub X using CFOP, you don't know full OLL, and someone says "You should be able to average sub X when you learn OLL, it for 1, gives them an idea of how useful something is, and for 2, gives them an expectation, which I believe could be pretty stressful if you don't get...

So far I'm in the beta stages of figuring out what the hell I'm doing, I'm using ZBLL.com's guide as a basis, and figuring it out from there, I'll share my schedule when its actually good. I'll make updates sometimes, (get ready for 0 consistency) wish me luck!

Hello! I enjoy learning algs, so I plan on learning ZBLL, (which I'll learn in my own time) and I have a few questions, first of all, how much ZBLL should I learn, I'm not certain about sune ZBLL's, I believe Qixian cao use's the sune's and was using it in their 5.97 female WR. Should i use the...

Hello! I’m trying to learn coll, and am struggling with recognition. So what should I do for recognition of the colls? I’ve basically split it up into the orientation, the colours on top, and then I don’t know what else to look at, thanks!

hello! i've been dabbling in cross + 1 f2l pair, which is so fun!!! and remember there being a scramble generator which can generate scrambles with different amount of moves for cross, so does anyone know the name of this generator? or the website? thanks! edit : i thought this would be too...

i recently have been signed up to a comp! (WOOO YEAH) and the cube im using has a little broken notch where the orange plastic cap of the orange/white/blue corner clicks, if the o/w/b cap comes of then these regulations permit it : 5b3) Permitted repairs: 5b3a) If any parts have fallen out or...

i know full cfop, my cross solutions i think are pretty good, and my pll is roughly 3-6 seconds, my oll is probably similar, i know how to do advanced f2l, i know 0 look ahead, i average 25-30 seconds, i found when i did loads of solves in a short period of times, aka warming up and practicing...

(i know nothing about 2x2 so if i say anything really stupid then give me some slack) hello, i've been pretty interested in 2x2 recently, and thought of buying one, i wanted something so that i wouldn't have to replace if i got pretty good (5 minimum seconds on a good solve for example? idk if...

how was everyones halloween last night? did you have fun? did you go to a party, or go trick or treating, or even both?

i'm trying learning the m2 3blind method and am looking at the set up moves as a kind of algorithm, with each letter triggering the algorithm letting me do edges, blind, is this a good approach? i will have to learn 12 total alg-ish things i believe, and if this is a bad way of learning how can...

for what reasons do you like cubing! i'll start : its so simple to get into yet is so complex, it feels impossible just looking at it scrambled for the first time, then you search up a tutorial and you try and solve, each step is confusing, but you do it finally, and after ~2hours you solve it...

i wanna try and learn wizard magic (3blind) and i don't know how to approach it, im using jperm's tutorial on old pochmann, and its alot of info, should i just learn the set up moves bit by bit and practice them then get into the wizard magicing?