roux

Starting with the Nourse method many years ago, I later switched to the (modern) beginner method, then CFOP, and then settled on Roux as my main method. Learning full CMLL was my New Year's resolution, but I had to abandon that when I realized it just wasn't going to happen. Maybe I'll learn it...

ZBLL is 471 algs in Last layer ,cfop add ZB maybe is the best sloves.dose ROUX method have a skills like cfop+zbll? cfop+zbll need more algs(40+57+21+471 omg)//roux+???(42+?????) i mean cfop's skills maybe need big large algssssss,roux just 42 maybe enough,maybe need no more,or need how number...

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...

Hey guys, Silky here!! I'm excited to share, with you all, my completed SSRC method proposal. It has taken me 4 years to complete but I am very pleased with the final result. It's been a dredge but here it goes: Intro: SSRC (Silky Sexy's Roux + Columns) was proposed in 2020. The original...

EI wanted to know if there is any website or PDF about the screw method for advanced square1,Because I thought of intermediate and advanced variants for the screw method.

Just as the title asks lol

This one is for the Roux nerds. I was curious as to whether Pinkie Pie is a worthwhile Roux variant, so I did a Pros & Cons analysis. By the way, here's an explanation of pinkie pie for those who are unfamiliar: Solve first two blocks as normal Solve ULUR to the bottom face (centers do not...

Hello. I'm using ZZ-b (actually just ZZ-VH for 99% of my solves), and I average around 25-35 seconds. I have trouble planning EO-line, a lot of the time I come up with a solution on the fly after I start the timer. Last layer also gets very boring after a while, it's just algorithm-algorithm...

Hi, I'm interested in learning OH and would like to acquire some constructive advice/tips before start. Background: I've been cubing for a year, 3-style is my main method because it's intuitive. I know CFOP but have never practiced it much. Here are my OH goals: 1. No table abuse because I...

Best cubes for Roux, thats all, and why?

Hello all, After achieving sub-10 with CFOP, I’ve always been fascinated with the idea of Roux. After a few days of practice using 2-look CMLL, I average ~14 seconds. How long do you think it will take to reach my times from before with CFOP?

There is an app, Delta Chat, that is a modern chat app with a twist — it uses the email protocol so all you need is an email (preferably gmail to set up an app password, google “gmail app password for more details). I have a YouTube channel and I would like to record some head to head battles...

I average 45 with roux right now

trying using roux instead of LBL now Every PB is outdated, please refer to my cubedesk profile https://www.cubedesk.io/user/J727S PB (LBL): 29.661 PB (Roux):34.461 The goal is an average of sub 1 min with Roux. I only know LSE on Roux right now and using LBL for everything else(besides blocks)...

So fast, I believe this is Roux WB Ao5. Huge congrats @UNO_FASY. 4.55, (4.37), (6.99 DNF), 4.97, 5.68

Hope everyone is well! I'm Bryan. I learned the beginner method on a 3x3x3 cube about 6 years ago, then went on to learn the basics of the 2x2x2 cube, and the 3x3x3 pyraminx and megaminx. I was averaging somewhere around 45 seconds on the 3x3x3, but, long story short, I haven't had a cube for...

Hello, I am Valentin. I am from Switzerland and I've been cubing since around 2 years, but I just recently started speedsolving. For the first few days, I watched some CFOP tutorials, but i didn't like the heavily algorithm based method, so I did some solves with Roux (with a tutorial) an I...

Hi everyone, I'm really new to cubing, but I'm a fast learner. After a few weeks working on Roux I made a time of 2:58 today, on my non-magnetic cube, which for me seems great, but I know it's incredibly slow by speed cubing standards. I have hopes to improve a lot from this point. I really...

I currently Average around 23 seconds with CFOP, and I am learning Roux now. I am also planning on learning ZZ, Petrus, and Metha so far. I will post every Saturday (If I can because I have to do a lot of stuff) with my progress and maybe a little way down the line a new goal or 2. EDIT...

How many people option-select during 3x3 solves and does it make it any faster/easier to solve from there on? And is it worth learning multiple methods to the point that you’re comfortable using them with less than 8 seconds of inspection? The methods that I think are worth using are: CFOP...