I've tried using the last technique just for shits a giggles, but never realized it would be useful for that case (when LR edges are both on top). Thanks a lot for the info! Also, something I've done before, that works like non-matching centers (useful when something is already built during scramble). For example, if the second block is easier to build with swapped FR BR edges, then after building the whole block, you can do R2 U2 R2 U2 R2, which takes half a second. Just something useful in certain cases.
You're welcome! I find that is more useful during first block. You can also put the DR edge at UL, pair it with a corner, and insert an edge to force a square to solve after doing D2 L2 D2
PenguinsDontFly doesn't the 6edge do 60fps? wasn't really commenting on the actual recording quality itself, although it is very good. your content and explanations, to put simply: so lit
+flapjackpotato Yes, but I usually record 30 fps because of file size. I have a few videos in 60 (4x4 example solves), but even when i record in 60, the videos end up becoming 30 because i use moviemaker and it only supports 30fps exporting. Oh thank you!
Im just getting into roux. How do you solve so quickly after your first two blocks without taking the time to recognize the pieces. I understand in cfop there's quick methods of recognition but with beginner roux you really have to look around the cube.
I find that in cfop the nice place to look for pieces is upper face and roux is right side, people just don't realise that and that's why people think roux is so hard to look ahead or recognise with, since first block is done during inspection and that takes up most of the left side of the cube. I personally as a roux user find cfop's recognition harder since I'm so used to roux
For the non-matching block, I only take F and B colors into account and reverse the color if it is with an opposite U or D color. So you simply can assume the orange of UFL corner as red. Then it becomes H case with one column same and the other column opposite color.
Alex Daszek essentially, there are some scenarios where instead of doing the 2 blocks on ur and ul and then finishing off, you can go straight into the finishing from the 2 blocks do you save a few moves and that’s called cancelling
let's say you are solving yellow on top green left. once solved first block you notice yellow blue pair are still formed and simple to form second block with. It is not hard to continue to solve with white on bottom for the first block and yellow on bottom for the second and adjust at the end with a simple R2. Do you use this?
To insert it you would have to do either a rotation or S U/U' S', which are both bad options. I will sometimes do it if it is really worth the rotation, but otherwise no.
do you know of a website or multiple websites that explains roux? I know how to do it from a video here but I literally can't find the mini algorithms for the last 6 edges and I don't even know what the steps are... I usually do Fridrich, and i'd like to do more roux but can't even find what the steps are called... (I mean as in Cross, F2L, OLL, PLL for Fridrich)
I recently switched to Roux. From ZZ. From CFOP, from Roux, from ZZ, from CFOP, from begginers. (I switch methods a lot.) I average around 30 seconds. Do you think it would be helpful to use non-matching blocks all of the time? I feel like it would be especially helpful if I did it from the start. I feel like I would be able to get good at recognition if I practiced a lot. what do you recommend?
Joel Demars I didn't say nobody should use it, I just don't think it's practical for most cubers. It can also be a waste of time and effort because it takes a long time to master it. You're lookahead will basically progress at half the speed because you have double the pieces to look at, and CMLL recognition will be deadly. Once you're advanced enough that you can see that far in inspection, then it becomes easier.
Kian bro. Lol that was hoop way to fast for me and most of us. Please slow down a bit and please. Step wise. I and most of us are slow learners please brother a request.
I taught Kian everything he knows. Inluding how to use 6 cubes in a tutorial. All me.
Ken Brunet you are a great friend for Kian ;)
I ended up naturally doing UFUB when I started doing Roux, because I was y axis neutral. didn't know there was a name for it :)
I think UF/UB is fairly easy and worthwhile to learn as well
I was mind blown on the last advanced tip. Thanks Kian
Non Matching block concept Is so rouxvolutionary that We can also use this in CLL & EG2! 😁
I've tried using the last technique just for shits a giggles, but never realized it would be useful for that case (when LR edges are both on top). Thanks a lot for the info!
Also, something I've done before, that works like non-matching centers (useful when something is already built during scramble). For example, if the second block is easier to build with swapped FR BR edges, then after building the whole block, you can do R2 U2 R2 U2 R2, which takes half a second. Just something useful in certain cases.
You're welcome! I find that is more useful during first block. You can also put the DR edge at UL, pair it with a corner, and insert an edge to force a square to solve after doing D2 L2 D2
PenguinsDontFly I only do it on first block when I can't find anything else during inspection, which is very rare. Ohh imma try that! Thanks!
for the specific influencing eo case you could have just done M and done a regular J perm
meh
goddamn your vids are actually super high quality wtf
Thank you! I record on my phone (samsung galaxy s6 edge)
PenguinsDontFly doesn't the 6edge do 60fps? wasn't really commenting on the actual recording quality itself, although it is very good. your content and explanations, to put simply: so lit
+flapjackpotato Yes, but I usually record 30 fps because of file size. I have a few videos in 60 (4x4 example solves), but even when i record in 60, the videos end up becoming 30 because i use moviemaker and it only supports 30fps exporting. Oh thank you!
Im just getting into roux. How do you solve so quickly after your first two blocks without taking the time to recognize the pieces. I understand in cfop there's quick methods of recognition but with beginner roux you really have to look around the cube.
Yup true
Just practice I guess? It seems the better I get at it the less I'm looking around the cube.
I find that in cfop the nice place to look for pieces is upper face and roux is right side, people just don't realise that and that's why people think roux is so hard to look ahead or recognise with, since first block is done during inspection and that takes up most of the left side of the cube. I personally as a roux user find cfop's recognition harder since I'm so used to roux
Thank you very much, Sir!
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I once used an Nb-perm in CMLL and got an L6E skip. It was OH
Muy buenos consejos ❤️
For the non-matching block, I only take F and B colors into account and reverse the color if it is with an opposite U or D color. So you simply can assume the orange of UFL corner as red. Then it becomes H case with one column same and the other column opposite color.
THANK YOU
Genius, thank you!
+Alex Friedman I'm glad that it helped you
+PenguinsDontFly Thanks are yours. I've learned a lot from your example solves
That means a lot to me!
What was the alg you used for influencing EO? Thanks, great video!
HealthyGamingNetwork Rw U' L U2 R' U R U2 L' Rw'
Please make a video about how you will predict the piece placement after a move
I only clicked on this video because I was curious, and I don't even know what I just learned, so I'm just going with what I began with.
On blockbuilding should i solve the two sides simultaneously? Or focus on one side?
one block at a time
how many times do you use free block building?
You should make a video on cancelling during LSE. It’s quite easy a lot of people don’t know how
Can you explain?
Alex Daszek essentially, there are some scenarios where instead of doing the 2 blocks on ur and ul and then finishing off, you can go straight into the finishing from the 2 blocks do you save a few moves and that’s called cancelling
I actually don't look if I'm solving UR and UL or UF and UB, I discover when I get to 4c.
Never got used to look what are the UR and UL pieces.
Woah thats cool!
When I'm doing OH I'm actually going slow enough I can look for both and chose the best, it helps me a lot.
porra eu tbm wjshwhsj isso ainda é vdd?
@@kaueminotto6914 sim lmao
let's say you are solving yellow on top green left. once solved first block you notice yellow blue pair are still formed and simple to form second block with. It is not hard to continue to solve with white on bottom for the first block and yellow on bottom for the second and adjust at the end with a simple R2. Do you use this?
Vincenzo Compare I covered this in the video, but I dont use it in solves because CMLL recognition is harder
From where you learned complete roux ?
how to do wide ja perm? (I can't English)
In stead of UF/UB, could DF/DB be good in some solves?
no. That would give you an EPLL which, if you've ever done, you'll notice it's just ULUR or UFUB then 4c, so it's slow
I didn't know you know some pll algs🤔
What about solving fb without dL edge then insert it later
To insert it you would have to do either a rotation or S U/U' S', which are both bad options. I will sometimes do it if it is really worth the rotation, but otherwise no.
do you know of a website or multiple websites that explains roux? I know how to do it from a video here but I literally can't find the mini algorithms for the last 6 edges and I don't even know what the steps are... I usually do Fridrich, and i'd like to do more roux but can't even find what the steps are called... (I mean as in Cross, F2L, OLL, PLL for Fridrich)
Try gilles roux's and waffo's websites
+PenguinsDontFly thanks
which cube u r using
Can u teach me roux method??
Often if i get bad L R i do DF DB which gives you an EPLL
In that case it would be better to do UF UB instead so you get a pseudo-4C which is faster than EPLL
What time should you get if you are using the roux for beginners method?
@@e10wins When did you start to use more advanced algs?
:JustARandomCactus: ._. My average is 1 minute 30 XD
I recently switched to Roux. From ZZ. From CFOP, from Roux, from ZZ, from CFOP, from begginers. (I switch methods a lot.) I average around 30 seconds. Do you think it would be helpful to use non-matching blocks all of the time? I feel like it would be especially helpful if I did it from the start. I feel like I would be able to get good at recognition if I practiced a lot. what do you recommend?
Joel Demars Just stick with normal roux.
Kian Mansour Why did you put it in the video if you don't think anyone should use it?
Joel Demars I didn't say nobody should use it, I just don't think it's practical for most cubers. It can also be a waste of time and effort because it takes a long time to master it. You're lookahead will basically progress at half the speed because you have double the pieces to look at, and CMLL recognition will be deadly. Once you're advanced enough that you can see that far in inspection, then it becomes easier.
Okay, thanks. Sorry if I seemed rude.
No worries, you didn't seem rude at all. Your question was actually really good.
0:55 - What. The. Actual. Fuck. How did you just do that without even looking at what blocks are where?!?!
hey, you're pretty good. go for nr
thanks! lol you dont need to tell me to "go for nr"
Ryan M. Cho Yeah he got NR
how is solving UFUB first more beneficial than solving URUL first
It differs per case what is more efficient, sometimes UFUB is better, sometimes URUL is better, you gotta pick the right one per solve
Could you do a sub 15 guide
here it is lol: wafflelikescubes.webs.com/sub15guidetoroux.htm
ok I think I'll make one soon
+PenguinsDontFly cool thanks
WTF? KSP player solving with Roux method? I think I've found a soulmate :o
Michal Málek thanks m8
MBLD plz
I have 9 3x3s now so I'm running out of excuses not to do it... :(
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Kian bro. Lol that was hoop way to fast for me and most of us. Please slow down a bit and please. Step wise. I and most of us are slow learners please brother a request.
"ADVANCED Roux Techniques". If you don't understand then you're not supposed to be learning this yet.
I think you are Arabic because of your name كيان منصور
انا عربي
Muhhahaha...I can detect correct case if i do NMB😁😁
"this one is called misoriented centers, not to be confused with non matching centers"
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"So what you do with non matching centers is" lol
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I'm a CFOP and Roux user(i use both)
@@amiruliman5 I'm aroux user but for making the block I use cfop trick I'm not able to form block with roux method
@@amiruliman5 you get the same times with both and pick a method based on scramble?
@@thijsbeentjes4008 i avg a bit worse with roux
@@yaswanth.s3613 hmm
Some of them are not useful.
They are all useful, while some more than others. The only one that is very hard to do is non-matching blocks.
boring . really . before seeing it I typed the comment super .....
This is bullshit, you just solving not explaining the cases properly, and too fast.
If you don't understand, then you're not advanced enough.