Just did breakdown averages:

First block: a=3.37, m=3.68
1.77, 6.51, 3.05, 3.74, 3.31

Second block: a=7.64, m=7.80
6.04, 7.42, 6.14, 10.02, 9.37

CMLL: a=5.75 (apparently I lied about the 8 seconds...), m=5.52
4.77 5.49 (3.22) 5.94 5.30 5.86 5.62 6.69 (DNF) 6.26 5.41 6.17

LSE: a=8.70 , m=8.81
8.07, 7.91, 9.29+, 14.25, 8.38, 6.22, 9.75, 9.32, 8.72, 8.12, 4.51, 11.25

My second block and LSE stink. Badly.

The averages add up to 25.46, when I average ~27. I only used inspection for First block, so what's with the extra 1.5 seconds?
Even when I add the means, not averages, I get 25.81... Strange...
 
Yeah, do by sets, i've got 3 left.
Learn H and G set first, easy recognition, then learn either E or F, and then use a similiar reco aproach to the second. That's how i got around to recognition for the F and E set, now i've got 3 sets, and having some problems of not knowing how to reco
 
thx for link ^__^ . I solve first 2 blocks different smethods =\ cant find tutor for first block main tips....i setup like (2 centers, 4 pairs) or 2 pairs-center 2 pairs-center
 
thx for link ^__^ . I solve first 2 blocks different smethods =\ cant find tutor for first block main tips....i setup like (2 centers, 4 pairs) or 2 pairs-center 2 pairs-center

No two Roux users do them exactly the same, try to develop your own methods, Kirjava and 5BLD are the two to ask for tips on that... I do Roux, but I'm so terrible that I just pass on bad habits =P
 
All the matter in the practice =))) i like roux more that Fridrich =\ for 3 months i think i do some progress in Roux ^__^
 
Yeah I was just looking at your guide and it seems like that is definitely my weak point. If I do a LSE video can you guys give me tips or is it just look-ahead, turn speed, and practice?
 
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Should the camera be from above, my POV, Right shoulder, left shoulder, etc?

Oh, and do you guys know of a timer that has a <MU> scrambler? I wrote a scrambler in Python, but I can't (read, I don't know how) to do a Timer in Python. It's a pain to keep
tabbing back and forth from that and qqTimer.
 
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Should the camera be from above, my POV, Right shoulder, left shoulder, etc?

Oh, and do you guys know of a timer that has a <MU> scrambler? I wrote a scrambler in Python, but I can't (read, I don't know how) to do a Timer in Python. It's a pain to keep
tabbing back and forth from that and qqTimer.

Best is POV. is you cant, then right shoulder. Remember, good lighting.

Qqtimer.net -> 3x3x3 Subsets -> M,U
 
Best is POV. is you cant, then right shoulder. Remember, good lighting.

Qqtimer.net -> 3x3x3 Subsets -> M,U

Can't... Get... Good... lighting...
It's either too bright, making yellow and orange look similar unless the cube is twisted toward the camera, or too dark, making blue and black look the same. I'll keep messing with it once I finish my hw.
 
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