Waffle's Roux Tutorial

[spdcbr]

Is there a more... Printer friendly one? I'm on the move a lot, and I'm learning my CMLL's, so having a hardcopy of them should help. Otherwise, awesome! I really wanted one of these...

Look on the side. There's a print button

lolol. Most of that websites info came from me or waffo :3

Haha man I remember roux central xD I can't believe someone (mini or stachu I don't remember) deleted it without saving all of the useful information on there... O_o;;

@waffo: Can you link the sheet to the first page? :3

 

[miniGOINGS]

Haha man I remember roux central xD I can't believe someone (mini or stachu I don't remember) deleted it without saving all of the useful information on there... O_o;;

That was me. In some ways I regret it, because it was nice to have a community place like that, but in other ways I don't really. When Statue gave control to me the forum had pretty much died out already, and I went through EVERY single post to make sure there was no valuable information not able to be found elsewhere, and trust me, 90% of it was just conversation (most of it mine ). It also wasn't completely my idea, a number of people pointed out its ultimate uselessness, but it was fun for a while. I just honestly don't think there is enough purpose for a forum devoted to a single method.

 

[spdcbr]

I know what you mean by not enough purpose for a forum devoted to a single method, but I know of some info that might have been useful/I wanted to refer back to.
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On another note, when are we going to fill in CMLL for the wiki?

 

[waffle=ijm]

go for it....do it yourself....I'm lazy

 

[miniGOINGS]

I know what you mean by not enough purpose for a forum devoted to a single method, but I know of some info that might have been useful/I wanted to refer back to.
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On another note, when are we going to fill in CMLL for the wiki?

Really? Anything in particular? Thinking back on it now, I guess it wasn't hurting anybody being there...

Well, with the Wiki it really just comes down to someone putting in the time and effort to do it, and so far no one has done that for most of CMLL.

 

[spdcbr]

I'll get to work on the wiki. I lol'd when I saw this:

No. Steps: 1
No. Algs: unknown
Avg Moves:

Does anyone know what avg moves are? 40-50?
I'll also try to work on CMLL

 

[Athefre]

It doesn't help that CMLL isn't shown on the front page of the Wiki. You either have to click CxLL and navigate through a lot of pages or you have to scroll to the bottom of the main Wiki page and click "Algorithm Database" then "3x3" then "CMLL" and are presented with a very annoying, cluttered layout.

The cases should all be on the CMLL page similar to the PLL page.

 

[spdcbr]

It's on the front page now. Anyone other than me getting to work on the CMLL page? :/

 

[miniGOINGS]

40-50 moves for CMLL average? Mine are sub-10, soon to be sub-9. :S

And James, you're right, it could be cleaned up a lot. If someone had the initiative to do that it would be great.

 

[spdcbr]

40-50 moves for CMLL average? Mine are sub-10, soon to be sub-9. :S

And James, you're right, it could be cleaned up a lot. If someone had the initiative to do that it would be great.

Woops sorry I meant for the whole solve

 

[Phlippieskezer]

Look on the side. There's a print button

I know, but... That's a lot of useless ink. As in, is there one with less exaggeration on the background (credit given where it's due is good, but that's a lot of ink that won't actually serve a purpose in the background there...)?

 

[Cool Frog]

I know after EO you can force the Opposite layer edges so one is on the U and one is on the D nearly 100% of the time. Is this a good idea?
In a speedsolve is there any way to recognize if you get a lucky case effeciently?

 

[spdcbr]

I know, but... That's a lot of useless ink. As in, is there one with less exaggeration on the background (credit given where it's due is good, but that's a lot of ink that won't actually serve a purpose in the background there...)?

Oh....well I just like my sheets all pretty like that here's a white bg version: http://www.scribd.com/doc/53749649

 

[OMGitsSolved]

Can someone make a video of all the reflections of the last case in 4c? And I'm really mad, how fast were you guys when you first learned it and how long did it take you to get sub 30? I can't get the blocks built fast enough and I always get 50's....

 

[JonnyWhoopes]

I know after EO you can force the Opposite layer edges so one is on the U and one is on the D nearly 100% of the time. Is this a good idea?
In a speedsolve is there any way to recognize if you get a lucky case effeciently?

Umm... DURING orientation I can ALWAYS force one on U and one on D (and sometimes both on D, which is uber useful). For most cases, it doesn't take any extra moves, just different moves than you may be used to.

 

[waffle=ijm]

Can someone make a video of all the reflections of the last case in 4c? And I'm really mad, how fast were you guys when you first learned it and how long did it take you to get sub 30? I can't get the blocks built fast enough and I always get 50's....

have you seen my website recognition for one of the cases? most likely that's the only case that's holding you back

 

[Athefre]

Teachin tha nouxbs.

 

[Cool Frog]

Umm... DURING orientation I can ALWAYS force one on U and one on D (and sometimes both on D, which is uber useful). For most cases, it doesn't take any extra moves, just different moves than you may be used to.

Yeah, If they are both on the M slice you can put them on the D.
Was just wondering because the case where the UL is in the UR spot is really nice. (Or I am just really used to it.)

 

[OMGitsSolved]

have you seen my website recognition for one of the cases? most likely that's the only case that's holding you back

Thanks man, I'm practice some and now I'm about 35 seconds. Ugh how long did it take for you to be sub 25?

 

[waffle=ijm]

like....2 weeks....I didn't start timing myself until I was faster