cfop

As a physicist, I've naturally always been fascinated by the Rubik's Cube – but I never actually learned to solve it when I was young. After someone gave me one at a trade fair, I decided it was finally time. The beginner's method was quickly learned; now I want to get faster. To get all those...

Hi all! Some of you might know Cubench (formerly Nano Timer), the Android timer I've been developing since 2014. It's free, open source and has no ads, with over 150K downloads. It handles every WCA puzzle, custom scrambles (OLL, PLL, F2L, last layer...), solve types to keep separate histories...

You can use it completely for free, no Ads, I am reusing my website for mathematics so don't get surprised by this: https://www.math-research.com/en/cubing-duck You can train for cross solutions, F2L pairs, learn all F2L/OLL/PLL/ZB Algorithms and train recognition for those. It will also show...

Hi everyone! I've been working on a free app for learning and training CFOP and Roux algorithms, and I'd love to get some feedback from the community. What it does: • 176 algorithms total — CFOP (F2L 41, OLL 57, PLL 21) and Roux (CMLL 42, LSE 15) • Visual previews — 3D cube for F2L, top view...

There is a roux variant called pinkie pie: I think this variant can be applied to CFOP. The idea is to place the UL/UR edges while doing the CFOP cross. Here is an example solve to show what I mean: B R2 B' D2 F D2 F U2 B' D2 F' R D L' F L2 D2 F U F2 // Scramble x2 // Inspection R' D F' L R'...

Hello everybody, I've registered here in part because i want to show my newly invented advanced cross method to fellow speedcubers and hear your opinions about it. Maybe it will prove useful for you! Anyway, thanks for having me here, i really like this site! Here's a quick summary: Why is...

Documenting my Mirror Cube journey to improve my recognition, turning, and solve times. Tracking progress, struggles, and milestones along the way.

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...

Hey guys, somewhat experienced speed cuber (do a lot of events so pb a05 is only 17.7) but I am wondering how you guys plan finger tricks in a cross solution to consistently be under 1.5 seconds, I've tried practicing cross but I'm stuck at around 2-2.5 s per cross.

This will be a guide showing how to recognize any PLL case by only looking at two adjacent sides. During the PLL stage of a solve, the PLL case can always be figured out by only looking at the six visible stickers above the E layer. There are many ways of doing this; this guide just shows the...

Hi everyone! I'm getting ready to launch a new cubing trainer app called "Vertex: Cube Trainer", and I'm looking for beta testers and feedback from the community. My goal is to build a full-featured app for those who are working on improving their 3x3 solve times so you can train on the go...

i average around 35 sec to 30 sec but am never able to get a sub 30 avr. My PB is 18:5 an d i use cfop

I’m excited to share the first beta release of CubeCoach, a new 3D Rubik’s Cube simulator. CubeCoach is a fully interactive Rubik’s Cube simulator that currently solves using CFOP, with more methods to come. The algorithm I have created solves the cross and each pair in the most optimal way...

I want to make a Google Sheet CFOP guide for new cubers. I would like it to have 4LLL, 3LLL, OLL and PLL algorithms with pictures of them, I don't know how to make/find those. Another hard thing for me to explain is intuitive F2L. I'd rather not redirect to a YouTube video, but put together a...

I have been averaging the same about the past few months, I don't know how to improve.

I just learned CFOP and I want to get sub-1mins. Please give me tips to improve

I am not sure which one would be better, I currently average 6.9 - 7.5 seconds with CFOP, I know full T set, 2/3rd U set, around 15 cases in L set, 4-5 in Pi and 4-5 in H (ZBLL), and I know around 50 OLLCPs

I'm trying to go from beginner to CFOP and I'm having a hard time with F2L and PLL. I don't want to do full algs yet though.

This was CubeHead's big project, pretty cool! So we all thought he was dead during these months, but now he finished the project. https://www.cube.academy/cfop-pack-home There are 4 packs, one bundle pack, and 3 seperate ones The Alg pack is $50, which is a bunch of algorithms, the Pro pack is...