Anti-Sune Finger Tricks

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For solving the cube, I currently use my own weird mixed up mash of CFOP and the beginners method. (I didn’t learn from one site or video, I basically learned every algorithm I know from a different site or video). I’m currently learning 4LLL (trying to learn more algs), and I want some help with Anti-Sune. In my head I split it up into different sections: (R U2) (R’ U’) R (U’ R’). For the first part I do R normally, then use my pointer and middle finger for U2. I do the second part as one would expect, then I do R. But for the last section, I can’t figure out the best way to avoid the awkward regrip for U’. My finger is already on the left side of the cube from the previous U’, so I have to regrip to get it on the back of the cube again.

Any tips? What would be the best way to avoid this? Thanks in advance!

 

[artless1der]

use L index finger then L middle finger for that

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

 

[GloopyGum]

you have to reset your index finger, but you can do that while you do the R'

 

[Pixilized]

Ah yes, so advanced

 

[Pixilized]

So I figured out a way that worked great for me, but only after posting this thread XD (I’ve been trying to figure it out for a while). My solution is to just do the last U’ with my right thumb, as I’ve already done an R turn, but thanks anyway!

 

[TheSpeedSkewber]

For solving the cube, I currently use my own weird mixed up mash of CFOP and the beginners method. (I didn’t learn from one site or video, I basically learned every algorithm I know from a different site or video). I’m currently learning 4LLL (trying to learn more algs), and I want some help with Anti-Sune. In my head I split it up into different sections: (R U2) (R’ U’) R (U’ R’). For the first part I do R normally, then use my pointer and middle finger for U2. I do the second part as one would expect, then I do R. But for the last section, I can’t figure out the best way to avoid the awkward regrip for U’. My finger is already on the left side of the cube from the previous U’, so I have to regrip to get it on the back of the cube again.

Any tips? What would be the best way to avoid this? Thanks in advance!

As artless1der said, use a lefty U2 double flick. Personally i find it easier to do antisune with a lefty sune so that you avoid the regrip.

 

[Pixilized]

As artless1der said, use a lefty U2 double flick. Personally i find it easier to do antisune with a lefty sune so that you avoid the regrip.

That would be nice, but I tend to favor my right hand an ABSURD amount, so L turns give me some slight trouble

 

[GloopyGum]

You have to get better at doing lefty moves. There's no workaround for this.

Just to be clear, you should not regrip at all during the alg. Start at home grip, and end at home grip. All U moves should be done with your left hand. Keep drilling anti-sune until it becomes comfortable.

Regular anti-sune: 0.59 seconds
Cursed anti-sune (with left thumb): 1.15 seconds

 

[artless1der]

use L index finger then L middle finger for that

it also helps if you practice and get in the habit of holding your
Home Grip with thumbs and yiur L+R Ring fingers

so both L+R middle fingers are free to help out with extra turns and double-flicks

 

[precompsubwr]

Good fingertrick alg (with regrip): 0.45
Your fingertrick alg: 0.61
No regrip vers: 0.46

Regrip adds ~0.07 seconds for me, so the no regrip vers is the best, even though it overworks one of the left fingers it saves a regrip

R U2' R' U' R U' R'
U2': done with left index then middle finger
first U': done with left index
second U': done with left middle

Just get used to doing moves with your left hand, for oh it's easier to use your left hand anyway

 

[qwr]

you can just use the left pointer finger twice. technically this is a finger overwork but U' is the easiest left hand move

 

[Exmestify]

idk abt others
i do lefty sune

 

[artless1der]

So I figured out a way that worked great for me, but only after posting this thread XD (I’ve been trying to figure it out for a while). My solution is to just do the last U’ with my right thumb, as I’ve already done an R turn, but thanks anyway!

You can also do a Push move with R index finger
so you don't have to release grip with R thumb