Same as everyone else here, as long as you aren't solving in the dark or low light (I suppose that you could shine a flashlight at UFR, which would break the rules for the same reasons having additional markings, etc), should be good.
what is against transparent cubes? I've never sen a stickered transparent cube what you can see through or something.. I have a transparent sq-1 but even when I would WANT to look through it I can't.. the stickers are blocking. When I restickered it then I saw through it because from the place of the stickers the plastic isn't turning etg.
what is against transparent cubes? I've never sen a stickered transparent cube what you can see through or something.. I have a transparent sq-1 but even when I would WANT to look through it I can't.. the stickers are blocking. When I restickered it then I saw through it because from the place of the stickers the plastic isn't turning etg.
I remember a discussion about this...I agree. There's really no reason for it, but it's really not that big of a deal that they're disallowed I don't think.
what is against transparent cubes? I've never sen a stickered transparent cube what you can see through or something.. I have a transparent sq-1 but even when I would WANT to look through it I can't.. the stickers are blocking. When I restickered it then I saw through it because from the place of the stickers the plastic isn't turning etg.