2180161
Veteran
Can you show me an example solve in text, so i can see things that some people do, to get fast at roux?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Can you show me an example solve in text, so i can see things that some people do, to get fast at roux?
I cant seem to find out how to get faster at F2B. I use the M slice and Wedge moves, but still am too slow. Any help?
oo 10.43 U B2 U B2 D2 B2 D' F2 L2 F2 R2 B' R' F' R2 D' R2 B2 F' D F.
inspection: y x2
fb: R U R' D' U' L U L'
SB; R' U2 R U' M U' r'
cmll: U F R U R' U' R U R' U' F'
LSE: U M' U M' U2 M' U M' U' M2 U M' U2 M U M2 U2 M U2 M
46 stm. oo 4.4 tps! would've been pb if i had better lse....
2180161 you should try this to see how to improve f2b. It was very lucky though...
And ya my lse is pretty sloppy and long. It was almost half the solve there. Im not used to doing the inverse alg for eo cases that can give better lr case. Should probably work on that. Its unusually fast though in comparison with my other steps. My fb is almost always sub 3, sb sub 5, cmll 1-2.5 ish, and lse sub 4.5.
tips on getting sub 6 lse?
I avg. 23.xx and just have trouble recognizing the first eo "pattern"
your lse should be sub 4. Strange thing for me is that my lse was sub 4 ever since i was sub 20. Just everything else was bad.
That's how I was, and probably still am (~ 3 sec LSE when I practice it). On Gilles Roux's site, he offers a theoretical average with his method of 11 seconds, with splits of 2-4-2-3. On my 11 second solves, this is probably the case. I just need to improve my blocks to ~6 seconds consistently. And for PenguinsDontFly, practice efficiency and recognizing easy cases. Roux's site says to aim for <15 moves for LSE. I think 15 is a good average, so try untimed/slow solves and look ahead to see if changing a move direction (i.e. U or U', M or M') will help you.
OMGERD 2nd sub 20DDD
1st one was just a scramble I randomly did, but this one was generate from my timer. 19.37 :3
I feel like my flaws are in the first block.
When you guys plot your first block (have bad memory so can only plot my first square and have trouble sometimes) do you make an algorithm in your head to solve it or do you just picture the movements in your head?
Also how if you use either do you look-ahead into your 2nd block, do you just track a pair?