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imagine cubing reaching 'the outside world'!
the speed cubers documentary lol
the speed cubers documentary lol
Why we cube was also pretty big, but it wasn’t on any streaming platforms, however it did win an award at a film festival, I forgot which oneimagine cubing reaching 'the outside world'!
the speed cubers documentary lol
"Why We Cube" was a beautiful documentary and really inspiring whenever you feel like you hit a roadblock.Why we cube was also pretty big, but it wasn’t on any streaming platforms, however it did win an award at a film festival, I forgot which one
why we cube was as good, but when I have a cube in public, a lot of people refer to the netflix one when they see me cubing in public. Agreed about the whole streaming service thing and that would be the reason more random people have seen it"Why We Cube" was a beautiful documentary and really inspiring whenever you feel like you hit a roadblock.
"Why We Cube" is more aimed towards cubers while ones like "The Speedcubers" can draw in outside audiences better.why we cube was as good, but when I have a cube in public, a lot of people refer to the netflix one when they see me cubing in public. Agreed about the whole streaming service thing and that would be the reason more random people have seen it
I can do it for you, if you like. If you would prefer to do it yourself, all you have to do is count the number of frames your execution takes then divide it by the FPS to get the time, then divide the number of turns by the time.
Upload it unlisted on YT and then use ">" and "<" keys to move forward or back by one framehow can I find the footage, or slow it down enough to see individual frames?
Upload it unlisted on YT and then use ">" and "<" keys to move forward or back by one frame
I wouldn't upload to YouTube because they reduce video quality a lot with compression. Just open it in VLC or any competent video editor/playerkthnx im not sure how i didnt figure that one out
The implication here is that VLC is not a competent video playerVLC or any competent video editor/player
or upload it to drive and have the same features as youtube and do It from there. Also if you are on Iphone, you can slide the slider and do the math to calculate the frames. That is what I doUpload it unlisted on YT and then use ">" and "<" keys to move forward or back by one frame
so what you're saying is... hardware does matterI tried some of his cubes, and instantly I was like a second faster and got lots of 12s.
yeah, but that's not the moral, there isn't oneso what you're saying is... hardware does matter
That's so cool! I never met a cuber faster than me in personI just want to say that while I was cubing today, someone asked me 'are you a speeedcuber?,' I said 'yes.' He told me he was sub 8.5, did a session and got several sub 8 averages of 5, and 3 sub 7 singles. I tried some of his cubes, and instantly I was like a second faster and got lots of 12s.
Congrats!I also solved my first 6x6
I knew both of them, for second one I tend to leave for the last slot and do EO by inserting a bad edge on the slot, rotating and solving, and a sledge in the end if 3 ll edges are flippedFor the one with the flipped pair, white facing up, just do U', sledge, insert.
For the one where the corner is in, but the edge is flipped, do sledge, R U' R' U, then solve the case after
nearest comp is 8h from here D:Filipe you should consider going to a comp provided if one shows up near you, because you have been cubing for 10 years, seem passionate about it and have not gone yet