Roux Home Thread

[Kirjava]

y axis neutrality is nothing to do with what method you use.

 

[jdbryant]

Thanks for the help. Opposite neutrality is more like what I used in CFOP (I solved either white or yellow cross), so I think that would be a little more familiar. You would look at the cube and decide whether a yellow on bottom block or a white on bottom block would work better, right? So the only thing that is fixed with opposite CN is the color of the left face once the first block is made, because you could have a blue/green/red/orange left face with either white or yellow on bottom, and you just pick from one of those four colors to be the color for the left face. Sorry if I'm super confused and wrong...

 

[CheesecakeCuber]

Thanks for the help. Opposite neutrality is more like what I used in CFOP (I solved either white or yellow cross), so I think that would be a little more familiar. You would look at the cube and decide whether a yellow on bottom block or a white on bottom block would work better, right? So the only thing that is fixed with opposite CN is the color of the left face once the first block is made, because you could have a blue/green/red/orange left face with either white or yellow on bottom, and you just pick from one of those four colors to be the color for the left face. Sorry if I'm super confused and wrong...

Yea, if I understand what you wrote correctly, then you got it.

 

[Renslay]

I just did a 11.97 speedsolve, which is very good for me...
...with a 2.76 TPS :fp

My reaction

scramble:
U' D' B R2 D F2 B2 R D F' U2 L2 B2 D F2 D R2 F2 U R2

Spoiler: My solution (decent F2B, fast CMLL, superfast LSE)

z'
U' r' U L2 U' R' F (7)
U' r' M U2 R' U R U r U R' (11)
U2 F R U R' U' F' (7)
U M' U M' U M U2 M (8)

33 STM

 

[rybaby]

What is the average move breakdown in a Roux solve? Both for speed and slow solving

 

[pijok]

What is the average move breakdown in a Roux solve? Both for speed and slow solving

Depends on the cuber. For me it is
8-15-10-15 in a speedsolve (~13s, STM)
7-13-10-13 slowturning (~20s, STM)
5-10-9-10 FMC (1h, HTM)

 

[Renslay]

What is the average move breakdown in a Roux solve? Both for speed and slow solving

I think for me (for speedsolves):

Movecounts in STM:
FB: 6-9
SB: 12-18
CMLL: ~10
LSE: 12-18

Speed:
FB: 3-4
SB: 4-6
CMLL: ~2
LSE: 3-5

 

[GuRoux]

I think for me (for speedsolves):

Movecounts in STM:
FB: 6-9
SB: 12-18
CMLL: ~10
LSE: 12-18

Speed:
FB: 3-4
SB: 4-6
LSE: ~2
CMLL: 3-5

you switched LSE and CMLL for speed right?

 

[Renslay]

you switched LSE and CMLL for speed right?

Ups, right, thank you. Fixed.

 

[Farorian]

Late post, I don't come often so forgive me for only just noticing this thread;

Farorian, George, Daz
Average: 20~? I don't tend to practice 3x3 that much, I think I was sub 18 once but k4 is where my heart truly lies.

Cube: Guhong v2, ZhanChi for OH

FB: 4? I honestly don't know my breakdowns so I'll just type some stoofs instead
SB: Currently White/Yellow D/U neutral but working on having White/Yellow neutrality on L/R respectively because L6E recognition is so much faster and k4 knowledge may benefit me long run
CMLL: I only know about half of the CLL's I should for k4 so CMLL is pretty much never going to happen
LSE: Moo spam

 

[andrjob]

PB: 9.84

FB: 5
SB: 5
CMLL: 3
LSE: 5

Cube: Zhanchi, Guhong 2

 

[TheNextFeliks]

Avg: 21

4-7-4-6

Cube Weilong