Help on learning L4E

[Isaiah Scott]

I have been wanting to get a little bit better at pyraminx recently. I average around 6-7 seconds using LBL. I figured the next step was learning L4E. If anyone has any good websites or tips on memorizing the algs that would be great. All help appreciated!

 

[Discomantis]

I don't do pyraminx, but I tried to learn L4E and Cubemaster has a good tutorial on it.

 

[ProStar]

L4E has 4 algs, all of which are super simple. Here’s a tutorial:

 

[An Animating Cuber]

https://m.youtube.com/@tigersandcats/search?query=L4E

This guy has some good videos on L4E

 

[Ali_Shobbar]

I have been wanting to get a little bit better at pyraminx recently. I average around 6-7 seconds using LBL. I figured the next step was learning L4E. If anyone has any good websites or tips on memorizing the algs that would be great. All help appreciated!

WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT HOW MAD 6 7 SECONDS USING LBL IS
CRAZY

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT HOW MAD 6 7 SECONDS USING LBL IS
CRAZY

I dont think its that crazy. I think people can easily get sub 4-5 with lbl

 

[ILCubing]

WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT HOW MAD 6 7 SECONDS USING LBL IS
CRAZY

bro i use lbl and i global low 5. not that impressive but whatever
also wtf, PLEASE STOP BUMPING HHHHHHHH
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[BirdCubing]

I used to global average 6 before switching to L4E. After switching to L4E and a lot of practice, I average 3 but I know that I could average 2 if I just learn to make things more efficient.
I would say the best tip is to not give up on learning L4E. L4E seems easy but it takes probably 1-2 thousand solves before you could get used to it. Just keep practicing and I think that if you practice enough, it should get you to Sub-5 and maybe lower if you are really seeking to get good at Pyra.

 

[bldcuber314]

I averaged low 5 with LBL, switching to intuitive L4E was definitely worth it though(low 4 global now)