One-Answer 3x3 Roux Question Thread

[PiKeeper]

Who is the best Meyer user for 4x4?

I'm pretty sure it's Dwayne Ramos, considering he's one of the fastest rouxers and actually uses Meyer for big cubes. He has a 24.20 single and 29.26 average officially.

 

[OtaMota]

I'm pretty sure it's Dwayne Ramos, considering he's one of the fastest rouxers and actually uses Meyer for big cubes. He has a 24.20 single and 29.26 average officially.

That's more in line with what I was thinking.

 

[OtaMota]

I'm pretty sure it's Dwayne Ramos, considering he's one of the fastest rouxers and actually uses Meyer for big cubes. He has a 24.20 single and 29.26 average officially.

Yo, he uses Meyer for 7x7.

 

[artless1der]

There is no diagram for it, I have the blue and green sides fully solved. But in my M-slice, there's the dots case along with 2 edges that need to be switched with each other. They're face up like they should be. Right now the white-red edge is opposite of the white-orange edge, but they're not on their correct side.

if the yellow-orange and yellow-red edges are yellow-face up as you indicate, then that is not a dot case.
those two edges form a bar on top with the yellow center... and you shoukd do the appropriate CMLL alg for that bar case.
then LSE should work out normally... it's important to do the steps of the Roux method in the correct order or it can mess things up that have already been solved (too early)
. . .
if those two edges are not yellow-face up, then you need to do the arrow to orient edges and proceed from there
. . .
or if the yellow center is not on top, then you need to put the yellow center on top and proceed from there

 

[PiKeeper]

if the yellow-orange and yellow-red edges are yellow-face up as you indicate, then that is not a dot case.
those two edges form a bar on top with the yellow center... and you shoukd do the appropriate CMLL alg for that bar case.
then LSE should work out normally... it's important to do the steps of the Roux method in the correct order or it can mess things up that have already been solved (too early)
. . .
if those two edges are not yellow-face up, then you need to do the arrow to orient edges and proceed from there
. . .
or if the yellow center is not on top, then you need to put the yellow center on top and proceed from there

You just responded to a guy who hasn't been online in almost 5 years.