[Help Thread] Coaching A New Cube Useing CFOP - pTr

[pTr]

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 beginner-to-advanced explanation and algorithms.

Features that my sheet will have.

1. Alg time and TPS for many of the popular algs.​

2. A timeline for progress tracking.​

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Feel free to reply with resources and input.

-pTr​

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

I think a large document which compiles all this info is wonderful for newer cubers. I'm not trying to come off as rude when I say this at all, but if you aren't at a point where you can confidently explain concepts or compile preexisting resources, it's gonna be tricky to singlehandedly make an effective database with reliable tutorials for others. Regardless, I completely agree that materials for beginners are very important for building up the community, and I think it's an awesome goal to help others out and work towards building an extensive database.

 

[AJT17]

This already sort of exists, except it also includes multiple 3x3 methods as well as more than just method tutorials, like hardware and competition tips.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QzaAYgqv9AGplQ_EG0Hi2Hl_R_qRPyRnrUH33WIIwvM/edit?usp=sharing

 

[Filipe Teixeira]

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 beginner-to-advanced explanation and algorithms.

Features that my sheet will have.

1. Alg time and TPS for many of the popular algs.​

2. A timeline for progress tracking.​

​

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Feel free to reply with resources and input.

-pTr​

 

[pTr]

@Filipe Teixeira I'm going to use that. =] Thanks for the contribution.

 

[Garf]

This already sort of exists, except it also includes multiple 3x3 methods as well as more than just method tutorials, like hardware and competition tips.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QzaAYgqv9AGplQ_EG0Hi2Hl_R_qRPyRnrUH33WIIwvM/edit?usp=sharing

GEO3x3 goes crazy. I love it.