One-Answer 3x3x3 Question Thread

[shadowslice e]

Is any particular zbll subset easier to learn than the others?

If a cuber was to learn just one zbll subset, which one should they choose and why?

The would probably learn the 2-gen algs first

 

[Tom Joad]

Thanks

 

[Dash Lambda]

How do you fingertrick this?

I keep my grip on the right layer, do the U's lefty, and do the B's with my right index.

 

[Eugenis]

Better alg for VH (R' F R F' U2) x2?

 

[JTay]

Howdy! Anyone know of a good, updated list of every ZZLL/ ZZ-b? I see a few incomplete lists floating around, and I could obviously pick out each one from the various lists of ZBLL available, but I was wondering if there was one already organized and sorted out by COLL case. Thanks everyone!

 

[shadowslice e]

Howdy! Anyone know of a good, updated list of every ZZLL/ ZZ-b? I see a few incomplete lists floating around, and I could obviously pick out each one from the various lists of ZBLL available, but I was wondering if there was one already organized and sorted out by COLL case. Thanks everyone!

http://cube.crider.co.uk/zz.php?p=ll#zzll
This is the most complete list of lists purely dedicated to ZZLL I can find in a preliminary google search.

 

[Wristlor]

Howdy! Anyone know of a good, updated list of every ZZLL/ ZZ-b? I see a few incomplete lists floating around, and I could obviously pick out each one from the various lists of ZBLL available, but I was wondering if there was one already organized and sorted out by COLL case. Thanks everyone!

I personaly use this one!

 

[Nezithe7]

I've done this with my cubes before and they haven't had their stickers peel noticeably- that said, my cubes tend to be quite battered anyway and they are pretty good quality stickers as well.

Hmm, my cube's stickers are bad quality. Some stickers came off and I had to glue them back. So I guess I won't clean it anymore, it's not my main anymore anyway
Thanks anyway!

 

[Antoinedw]

Hi,
What part should I train first in order to improve efficiently ? I am currently a beginner speedcuber, sub 53 average.
I do
- the cross in less than 8 seconds
- Intuitive F2L method in 25 seconds
- 20 seconds for the last layer (don't know full 4LLL, so sometimes need up to 5 algs but no more)

Excuse my poor english, I speak french. I hoop I am in the right discussion, and that some of you can help me !

Thank you in advance !

 

[AlexMogensen]

Learn 2-look oll, and all uperms, and z&h perms. Afterwards train f2l


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[Deleted member 36445]

Did Rowe Hessler started cubing color neutral or did he switch from one color to all?
I know he started with Petrus, but when did he start with color neutrality?

Also, can you tell who is the fastest people that became faster changing to color neutral?

(Please indicate sources if possible.)

 

[Ronxu]

Also, can you tell who is the fastest people that became faster changing to color neutral?

Seung Hyuk Nahm

 

[JTay]

What is the best way to recognize LPELL for pre-oriented edges? There should only be six cases I believe, but I'm not sure of the easiest and fastest way to tell which case you have. Thanks y'all!

 

[DistantReality]

I need help on solving this case. I have not been able to find any algorithms for it. Can anyone help?

2 bottom edges that are sisd by side in color are flipped. The other side has no unsolved sides.

 

[FastCubeMaster]

I need help on solving this case. I have not been able to find any algorithms for it. Can anyone help?

2 bottom edges that are sisd by side in color are flipped. The other side has no unsolved sides.

Do a z2 or flip the cube so that the bottom side is now on the top. Position one of the flipped edges on your right, and one in front of you, then follow this carefully:
R U R' U' M' U' M' U' M' U' M' U2 M' U' M' U' M' U' M' U R U' R'

You may have done the cross wrong I'm not sure

 

[DistantReality]

Do a z2 or flip the cube so that the bottom side is now on the top. Position one of the flipped edges on your right, and one in front of you, then follow this carefully:
R U R' U' M' U' M' U' M' U' M' U2 M' U' M' U' M' U' M' U R U' R'

You may have done the cross wrong I'm not sure

I was doing it on a Void cube. That would be why. Thank you, as this showed up in about Half of my solves.

 

[DistantReality]

Do a z2 or flip the cube so that the bottom side is now on the top. Position one of the flipped edges on your right, and one in front of you, then follow this carefully:
R U R' U' M' U' M' U' M' U' M' U2 M' U' M' U' M' U' M' U R U' R'

You may have done the cross wrong I'm not sure

So... by flipped... I meant swapped. They are in opposite positions.

 

[GenTheSnail]

Hi,
What part should I train first in order to improve efficiently ? I am currently a beginner speedcuber, sub 53 average.
I do
- the cross in less than 8 seconds
- Intuitive F2L method in 25 seconds
- 20 seconds for the last layer (don't know full 4LLL, so sometimes need up to 5 algs but no more)

Excuse my poor english, I speak french. I ho[pe] I am in the right discussion, and that some of you can help me !

Thank you in advance !

Welcome to the forums! I hope you find this a helpful and friendly community.
Your english is also fine, only 1 small typo.

This discussion thread is a good place to ask this type of question, though this or this thread would be a bit more specific.

Listed in order of importance:
-Watch some tutorials on intuitive F2L to make sure that you are solving the cases well. You might also want to look at this algorithm list to check your solutions with optimal/popular solutions to any given last slot F2L case
-Learn those last couple LL algorithms so you can always solve in 4 algs or less. After you learn those, you should start to learn full PLL.
-Start learning easily recognizable OLLs; you can get quite fast without these, but they are important to know.
-Try and plan out your entire cross during inspection, and solve two or more pieces at a time. Don't worry if you go over 15. If you do, after a little time practicing, you will be able to do it in under 10, easy. Try and get your cross execution consistently under 5 seconds.

Though really all of these are pretty important, and one isn't overly necessary than the other. I don't think they are that hard either, but if you do, then focus on 1 for a couple days, switch to the next one, and keep rotating through them until you feel that you have eliminated your weaknesses, in which case, you can move on to something else.

 

[FastCubeMaster]

I was doing it on a Void cube. That would be why. Thank you, as this showed up in about Half of my solves.

Oooh, sorry I didn't know you were on a void cube, and also I thought you meant the edges were seperately flipped, so the alg I gave you won't work.

Since I haven't really solved on the void cube I'm not 100% sure what you should do to fix it, I think it has something to do with the colour scheme, so made sure the sides you build on are all correctly matching to a normal cube

 

[GenTheSnail]

So... by flipped... I meant swapped. They are in opposite positions.

You have Void Cube parity, which occurs when the centers have not been properly placed while solving the rest of the cube.
This thread has some algorithms for solving those cases.

Also, a better flipping alg (I think) is: Rw U R' U' Rw' U2 R U R U' R2 U2 R