Just remembered this forum exists lol, got my first major finals at NAC, qualifying in 14th in clock with a 3.90 PR average! absolutely failed finals (counting 3.3 but no PR average and missed PR single by 0.01) but at least I got there lol
I should prob learn 7s at some point (I use bpaul 7sf)...
most people have just done this when playing around with a cube, it's not anything new and not a viable method. If it's a method like this (ex: belt method), you don't need to make a thread about it. If you really have a new idea, I know there's a "new methods" thread on here that you can use.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Y54JikQKzloTwPx6AO8ZmI-qu7ugu4-cPOQCVYJ22Gw/edit?usp=sharing
also why is tesseractclocker in here? (only 5 messages lol)
yeah adding onto this, the easiest 7simul method to learn (imo) is definitely bpaul 7simul flip. The memo is the same thing repeated twice (one on each side), and the exec is the same on both sides other than one intuitive move at the end.
For a tutorial for 7sf, TheCubicle has a video where...
13/13 somehow lol
Which cube is typically solved with a 4-step method including Reduction, Parity, and Last Layer algorithms?
this question has two answers (kinda), there are multiple methods like yau (also last layer algorithms is two steps), this question doesn't really work
wait why did you vote for pyra if you're not in finals lol, only two people from finals ended up voting
7.50, 3.02, 1.37, 8.47+, 4.11
well that was horrible
I've started working on a script a little while ago for a video for Youtube (as I feel that all of the other ones aren't really the most informed/accurate, correct me if there's one I missed), so once I end up actually filming it I'll post it here lol
also I'm organizing a comp with FTO, and I...