Waffle's Roux Tutorial

16:33:59 <+Kirjava> oh
16:34:07 <+Kirjava> I found a nicer way to do NMBlox
16:34:17 <+Kirjava> you do R2 or r2 after solving UL/UR
16:34:25 <+Kirjava> since it's easier to do it there than at the end of the solve
16:34:38 <+Kirjava> and you get a really nice look at LL

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16:33:59 <+Kirjava> oh
16:34:07 <+Kirjava> I found a nicer way to do NMBlox
16:34:17 <+Kirjava> you do R2 or r2 after solving UL/UR
16:34:25 <+Kirjava> since it's easier to do it there than at the end of the solve
16:34:38 <+Kirjava> and you get a really nice look at LL

...

:cool:I'm completely lost.
 
16:33:59 <+Kirjava> oh
16:34:07 <+Kirjava> I found a nicer way to do NMBlox
16:34:17 <+Kirjava> you do R2 or r2 after solving UL/UR
16:34:25 <+Kirjava> since it's easier to do it there than at the end of the solve
16:34:38 <+Kirjava> and you get a really nice look at LL

...

:cool:I'm completely lost.

Middle is a layer too, and in the case of Roux, it is indeed the last one to be solved.
 
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I just realized I was trying to learn how to do this with an unsolvable cube...rofl/fml/ rage quit (I'll be back later lol) ...

Also, if someone could help me...
I'm confused....Lets say I'm facing at and making the first block on the green side with yellow on the right and white on the left... When I'm making the block the front face of the block must be green but then does the left face of the 1x2x3 of the block have to match the left centercap (in this case white)

Because at this site
http://rubiks.wikia.com/wiki/Roux_Method
They do match with the center piece but sometimes in your videos, they don't :S
 
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Center orientation doesn't matter until the end. It's helpful to learn how to make your blocks completely independent of where the centers (Other than the one in your block, of course) are. It just requires knowing your color scheme really well and a bit of practice.
 
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Is there any sort of program for practicing specific CMLLs? I mean like, something I can tell me to give me only Sunes, or something like that? I wanted to drill those down to try and help me recognize cases, but you can't specify in any of the ones I found. If one doesn't exist, would anyone be interested in me creating a rough version? I just don't want to spend the time writing up a program if there's already something like this.

Thanks.
 
What I do to practise algs is make a text file that contains different groups of algs. I then have a shell script that prints a random line from the file so I use that as a scramble.

But tbh, CMLL isn't enough cases to warrant that, is it? It's been so long since I didn't know it.
 
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