Last edges (Roux amoung other methods)

That's great =)

I put a link to it at the wiki page, (if you did not do it already?)

I'm afraid I can't see the applet, the latest versions of java does not install on my old win98 :(

Your method looks intresting, do you know it well? Is is fast or?
 
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That's great =)

I put a link to it at the wiki page, (if you did not do it already)

I'm afraid I can't see the applet, the latest versions of java does not install on my old win98 :(

You need to upgrade :)

Kenneth said:
Yor method looks intresting, do you know it well? Is is fast or?

I don't know it well, and I don't use it either. Been working on it 2.5 years so I've tried to make the steps fast but I don't plan to use it.

Yes, I'm sure it's as fast as the three popular methods but since I'm not going to try to prove it (I'm already sub-17 with "Roux")...maybe I will someday. The steps still don't feel perfect but...

11 Second Solve:

Step 1: 4
Step 2: 1
Step 3: 2
Step 4: 2
Step 5: 2

Nevermind that though, hurry up and get the E-35 example finished :)
 
Nevermind that though, hurry up and get the E-35 example finished :)

lol, I got other things to to for a while and when I got back to the wiki I started to add common pages (like F2L, LL and so on) instead of ending that work. I do it later when I get back to the page, I'm planing to write something about recognition and maybe a little more. I practice this and have been for like 2 months now so I will be an experienced user of the method by then.
 
lol, I got other things to to for a while and when I got back to the wiki I started to add common pages (like F2L, LL and so on) instead of ending that work. I do it later when I get back to the page, I'm planing to write something about recognition and maybe a little more. I practice this and have been for like 2 months now so I will be an experienced user of the method by then.

I'm very excited to see what E-35 really is, and equally excited that someone is practicing something different.
 
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