[Unofficial] Virtual 3x3 Rubik's Cube 21.84 Average of 12 (+fail rolling average) + a nice song

[Ezy Ryder]

I average 12-13 seconds on the real one, with getting a Sub-10 few times a week. This was a typical average. So... What should I practice?

Ps.: My best average of 12 was around 19.5 .

 

[scottishcuber]

If you set the Frames/animation (on the 'options' tab) meter to 0, then you can reach much greater TPS.

 

[Ezy Ryder]

I know, but the current settings are better for me now, because on 0, when I make a mistake, I don't know what mistake did I make, and I have to start the solve all over again. But I'm trying to make it smaller once a day.

 

[PhillipEspinoza]

Just keep practicing as much as you can. The cool thing about the sim is that you don't have to waste time scrambling. The best way to learn, as with anything else, is practice. You need to do enough solves where it becomes like typing words, you don't have to look at what you're typing. Keep it up and sooner or later you will probably get better on the sim than in real life. I know it was like that for me (and still is like that).

 

[Bestsimple]

What virtual cube do you use? I cannot watch youtube in China so I could not view the video.

 

[antoineccantin]

What virtual cube do you use? I cannot watch youtube in China so I could not view the video.

Looks like hi-games.com

 

[Bestsimple]

Thanks, but can you recommend a good virtual cube program that shows TPS and how many moves it took as well? I think i saw a virtual cube like this on youtube but I've forgotten which video.

 

[Chrisalead]

You can use mine : http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?33102-My-Cube-Simulator

It shows TPS (HTM and QTM), does replays, at normal speed or altered, or even step by step. You can record solves, etc... And every key is configurable.