The One-Answer Question Thread [closed]

[Xishem]

what is that thing people have as there avatar that this that looks like it have hair ,4 legs and 2 eyes

http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html

 

[hic2482w]

Is there anywhere I can get a stackmat without ordering online, like in-store (Toronto, Canada)?

 

[Vinny]

Where can I find algorithms for the edges (including orientation) for Roux method?

 

[cincyaviation]

Where can I find algorithms for the edges (including orientation) for Roux method?

You can check out Waffle's roux tutorial in the guides section, but you don't need algs, it's all intuitive.

 

[Vinny]

You can check out Waffle's roux tutorial in the guides section, but you don't need algs, it's all intuitive.

Well is there at least a set of algorithms for all the edge flipping cases? Instead of going through all those phases?

 

[Xishem]

Well is there at least a set of algorithms for all the edge flipping cases? Instead of going through all those phases?

More often than not, the cases are optimally solved by going through the phases, and after you do a couple hundred solves, almost all of the orientation cases will become automatic. If there are any you are having trouble with, let us know.

Check the Roux thread though. At one point, someone posted the alg for every EO case, I believe.

 

[ImJustANubCuber]

How can I make my v-cube 2 lock up less?

is it a V-2b? breaking it in or just sanding down some imperfections should help tremendously. the V-2a seems to be higher quality out of the box, too.

 

[antoineccantin]

I forget how to make a new thread...

 

[Julian]

Go into a sub-forum, and click the "+ Post New Thread" button.

 

[antoineccantin]

Go into a sub-forum, and click the "+ Post New Thread" button.

Thanks

 

[gbcuber]

Are there any good tutorials for 7x7 last two centers and last four edges? Right now I'm intuitively permuting as many center cubies I can and then using the commutator in lancetheblueknight's tutorial. For the last four edges I do the inner edges first and solve parity if I have it then I do the outer edges and apply parity if I have to.

Edit: Also, any mods to improve anything would be welcome. The only one that I know about is the adjustable core mod.

Check out esquimalt1's videos, he has one for each, they really help

 

[freshcuber]

Check out esquimalt1's videos, he has one for each, they really help

Haha thanks for the necro-reply. I think I've watched them before but I'll check again.

 

[antoineccantin]

How do you embed a google map into a post?

 

[Cool Frog]

You can check out Waffle's roux tutorial in the guides section, but you don't need algs, it's all intuitive.

Yes.

More often than not, the cases are optimally solved by going through the phases, and after you do a couple hundred solves, almost all of the orientation cases will become automatic. If there are any you are having trouble with, let us know.

I don't know about optimal for all of them but I do agree for the most part.
You basically need to get good at the M' U(') M' trigger... then for some cases you can cancel some moves instead of M' U M' M2 you can do a M' U M
Also you can look ahead to the Opposite layers and manipulate the Edges.

 

[Tall5001]

i have been looking for a weekly or bi weekly race to sub____ on 2x2 on here is there something?

 

[freshcuber]

Not that I know of. Maybe you should start it.

 

[Tall5001]

haha i think avid cuber is going to start one!

 

[freshcuber]

That's cool. I don't know why people like 2x2. It's so quick there's no challenge to it.

 

[Cool Frog]

That's cool. I don't know why people like 2x2. It's so quick there's no challenge to it.

hard to get good at recognition, i use it to train my NMCMLL recognition sometimes.

 

[Tall5001]

That's cool. I don't know why people like 2x2. It's so quick there's no challenge to it.

because its fun and faster for me to do then 3x3 and is actually fun because i just learned a new method