GloomyGerman
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Hi! I average around 20-23 seconds using CFOP. I need a method by which I can solve the cross and f2l more efficiently, and in under 12 seconds. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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Hello my name is Brandon and I have been getting into solving the rubies cub. I can solve with the beginners method 1:30 but I want to get faster. I have been taking the time to find YouTube videos on how to do it but I just don't understand it can some one help me?
They say an image is worth a thousand words so, very difficult task to explain in words what you did not understand from a video, the more so when you don't even say what you did not understand of what part of what video. If you want help you need to be way more specific than this.Hello my name is Brandon and I have been getting into solving the rubies cub. I can solve with the beginners method 1:30 but I want to get faster. I have been taking the time to find YouTube videos on how to do it but I just don't understand it can some one help me?
How can i do F2L without rotating the cube?
i average 1min w/ beginner method but 1:24 using f2l cos i rotate it a lot any tips would be helpful.
I don't believe you're just rotating for 24 seconds. Probably you are looking for the pieces you need, and rotating as you search the cube. Just practise, and it will get easier. Don't worry about specific issues like reducing rotations until you are around 30 seconds.How can i do F2L without rotating the cube?
i average 1min w/ beginner method but 1:24 using f2l cos i rotate it a lot any tips would be helpful.
Improve lookahead and minimise pauses. And practise.Hello, i have an average of 38 using cfop. my f2l slows me down the most, what can i do to improve it?
Hello, i have an average of 38 using cfop. my f2l slows me down the most, what can i do to improve it?
Actually, that's called XCross. It's one of those 'do it if you see it' things.So lately I have thought of this brilliant idea that I would like to call cross insertion. This is when you insert your first F2L pair while making your cross. I'm not sure whether or not this would decrease your times or increase them. So the way this will work has you put in your first two adjacent edges, say blue and orange, then put another edge one move from being placed, say red. then you build and insert the F2L pair of the two adjacent edges. Then you put insert the last edge. I will post a video on YouTube once my camera is fixed.(I dropped down the stairs)