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I don't know if I'm missing something obvious, but are you talking about the Helicopter Cube option? Because I can't seem to find a Curvy Copter option in the menu for selecting different puzzles.

i randomly picked up a curvy copter again and i found it kind of satisfying since solving it was more intuitive than some of the more "mainstream" puzzles ngl

i haven't been on speedsolving for forever and i just got an email notification for this thread... yes i'm on a computer next person has gone to an irl competition before (unlike me, i've actually never went to a single competition before not even online)

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Which twisty puzzle should I get? 1. Dino Cube 2. Gear Cube 3. Curvy Copter Plus 4. Rex Cube 5. Windmill Cube 6. 1x1 7. some weird thing I didn't mention

Hi, Sorry for the very late response but the Internet Archive has archived a copy here. Here is a direct download link (chrome claims it's dangerous which I'm not sure about)

Maybe you could try the "Cubicle Academy"? https://www.thecubicle.com/pages/cubicle-academy Of course don't do this until you've exhausted every free resource and you actually need personal help.

YJ Sulong from Amazon

Do you think it would be better to stay with Petrus or switch to Roux or CFOP?

Could you link me to it? I can't find it anywhere.

I don't think it's new, and the only ones I can find on The Cubicle and Amazon are out of stock. I doubt that you'll get a good experience from it anyway,

What are the advantages of Roux over Petrus (which I'm learning now)? I do feel like that doing 4x4 solves is more relaxing than drilling 3x3 ones (until you get to parity). (sorry for bumping a 7 month old thread)

Trying to learn Petrus, because I don't feel like learning algorithms

1. Don't use PHP. If you really have to use PHP then 2. str_split turns "R2 F2 B2" into array("R","2"," ","F","2"," ","B","2"), which is not what you want. Use $charArray = explode(" ",$chars); 3. Add a space at the end of each move, so $result .= " ".$charArray[$randItem]; Live Instance of...

I have a 3D printer and want to design twisty puzzles. What software should I use? I'd prefer the software to be free and not paid. And what puzzle should I start with?

Hi @Oka1493, welcome to the forums. If you're looking for a good 6x6 and 7x7, you should check out this thread to find a good cube, depending on your budget. If you don't like speedcubing, it's fine, but it's worth trying. Blindfolded solving is another aspect you might want to try (it's not...