The simple question thread. (Come here first with your simple questions)

[Zeroknight]

If you have a simple question that isn't worth creating a topic for, (I know not proper English) come post it here.

So for example I want to know what CFOP is. Instead of creating a topic, I come hear and ask. Someone will then answer (by first indicating that they are referring to me) Something like:

Zeroknight: What is CFOP?

Dene (sorry, you're the first person I could think of who's name I could spell): @Zeroknight
It is an acronym that stand for Cross, F2L, OLL, PLL.

etc.


I've seen them on other forums before, and they work really well. I'm surprised that no one has thought of it yet.

We'll lets go!

 

[Ellis]

I'm surprised that no one has thought of it yet.

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8710

 

[Lucas Garron]

Why do we need this thread?

 

[pinoycuber]

do you have Ryan heiese video of solving a real cube?

Comments for F2L?

 

[Zeroknight]

I'm surprised that no one has thought of it yet.

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8710

Dang, this is what I dislike about you guys. Always too punctual to bump a n-month old thread... So no I have to go and embarrass myself with this one...*goes off into random baffling that no one understands*

And also, I thought if one was created, the mods would sticky it? That's why. Anyway, you guys do as you wish with this/it's sister...

EDIT:Okay we can use this one for speedcubing and the other for beginners.

 

[Zeroknight]

Why do we need this thread?

Cause it helps us learn...?

 

[Ellis]

I do think we need a thread like this to prevent a bunch of threads that only have very simple quick questions. But it is not an n-month old thread, it was last posted in a week ago and has nearly 200 posts in it already. It should also have been stickied if not just to prevent another thread like this being created. There doesn't need to be two of them because what's next, a BLD quick question thread? I don't blame you for making the thread simply because you didn't know, but I don't see any reason to keep both threads alive.

 

[Zeroknight]

K, thx. So then it's up to the mods.

 

[bluesoda541]

seeing that this thread hasn't been closed yet..

what does 'sub' mean?

 

[Poke]

Sub means under.

Should I try learning OLL and PLL at the same time?

 

[EmersonHerrmann]

no...PLL first.

 

[bluesoda541]

is it possible to do blindfolded solve using just the lbl method?

 

[byu]

Yes
It's called speed bld

 

[Deleted member 2864]

Is it possible for it to rain money???

JKJKJK

ok, my serious question is: How long did it take you to learn 20 OLL's (I memorized the other 30)

 

[jcuber]

is it possible to do blindfolded solve using just the lbl method?

No, unless you can somehow visualize what every move will do to every piece of the cube, in which case you are one of a kind. In certain cases though, it is possible for 2x2.

 

[JustinJ]

Is it "correct" to thank your judge after a solve at a competition? I see people just walk away most of the time.

Been wondering this for a while.

 

[Pietersmieters]

raise your hand if you play guildwars?

 

[MistArts]

raise your hand if you play guildwars?

*raise hand a little*

 

[Mike Hughey]

Is it "correct" to thank your judge after a solve at a competition? I see people just walk away most of the time.

Been wondering this for a while.

I don't know if it's "correct" or not, but I usually try to. I like to thank them because I'm truly appreciative of them for taking the time to judge. To anyone who I ever didn't thank after a solve, thank you!

 

[Lord Voldemort]

Two questions:
Is it legal in competition to use a 4x4x4 as a 2x2x2 cube?
Why are transparent cubes not allowed in competitions?