One-Answer 3x3x3 Question Thread

[Jonathan1020]

Canyou tell me any easy pll for 1 look anything is good

 

[hamfaceman]

Canyou tell me any easy pll for 1 look anything is good

Do you think you could reword the question?

 

[oliviervlcube]

Do you think you could reword the question?

I think he means, what is the easiest PLL

 

[Jonathan1020]

Do you think you could reword the question?

I want to know some easy plls to learn first

 

[xyzzy]

I want to know some easy plls to learn first

Ua, Ub, H, Aa, Ab, T, Y. The common Ua and Ub algs are inverses of each other, as are the common Aa and Ab algs; the T and Y algs are also very similar. These cases also have blocks/bars that can make them easier to recognise.

 

[Jonathan1020]

Thanks for replying. I will learn them all

 

[CFOP beginner]

how many algs u need to learn to do f2l in 10 sec

 

[Smiles]

minimum? 0
but by the time you're that good you probably will have learned some algorithms to help you out, so they're not required, but you'd probably know at least 5-10.

 

[pipkiksass]

I know one alg for f2l, where I have a stuck corner and edge in slot. I average around 10 seconds for F2L, 99.9% intuitive.


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[Dash Lambda]

I average 8-10 seconds for F2L and I know 2 algs.

 

[CFOP beginner]

Please give me those algs

 

[Dash Lambda]

Please give me those algs.

The one I know is R U' R U B U' B' R2. I reverse it for the other case, which I counted as 2.

 

[Fry]

The cross. I'm trying my best learning F2L, etc. But my cross times are terrible, raging from 1 minute to 1:30. I am, making it on top, to make things worse (i have to turn the cube upside down afterwards). I've been looking some cross videos, but it seems to be kind of "magic" to me, the way people foresee the moves, etc. I keep loosing track of the pieces... any advice? Sorry if it's not the correct place to post this.

TL;DR. Please some advice for improving time with "the cross".

 

[xyzzy]

I've been looking some cross videos, but it seems to be kind of "magic" to me, the way people foresee the moves, etc. I keep loosing track of the pieces... any advice? Sorry if it's not the correct place to post this.

Scramble your cube and try to mentally solve just one piece of the cross, without making any turns to your cube. Make the moves you planned out to check if that worked. If it didn't, re-scramble and try again. If it did, move on to the second piece of the cross and do the same thing, then the third, then the fourth. It's not spectacularly efficient, but once you're fluent with this, it should be possible to consistently do the cross in under 15 seconds.

You can move on to mentally solving two pieces at a time once you're good at tracking one piece, and then to three pieces, and then to all four, which will improve your times further.

 

[CFOP beginner]

The one I know is R U' R U B U' B' R2. I reverse it for the other case, which I counted as 2.

Could yo please tell where to use this alg

 

[Dash Lambda]

Could you please tell me where to use this alg?

I use both that alg and its inverse, so if you execute the alg you'll see the case I use the inverse on and if you execute the inverse you'll see the case I use the normal alg on. That's far more effective than me describing it to you.

 

[CFOP beginner]

Thanks

 

[CFOP beginner]

I m new to CFOP and I learned 4lll and started to practise my f2l.How much I can average by practicing 2 hours a day for a week?

 

[obelisk477]

I m new to CFOP and I learned 4lll and started to practise my f2l.How much I can average by practicing 2 hours a day for a week?

what do you average currently?

 

[Loiloiloi]

Where can I find Advanced Human Thistlethwaite Algorithm algorithms?