Forum list - SpeedSolving Puzzles Community
2024年10月8日 · SpeedSolving.com is a community focused on speed-solving puzzles, particularly the Rubik’s cube and alike. Created in 2006, the speedcubing community has grown from just a few to over 45,000 people that make up the community today. Competitions and unofficial meetups are organized all over the world on a weekly basis.
SpeedSolving Puzzles Community
2013年4月22日 · SpeedSolving.com is a community focused on speed-solving puzzles, particularly the Rubik’s cube and alike. Created in 2006, the speedcubing community has grown from just a few to over 45,000 people that make up the community today. Competitions and unofficial meetups are organized all over the world on a weekly basis.
Introduction to Speedcubing for Beginners - Speedsolving.com Wiki
2024年4月25日 · Prisma Puzzle Timer (PPT), also in JAVA (jar file), here here. This timer gives graphs and other data charts for sessions. The forum discussion here. For IOS, CubeTime is a good timer, (CSTimer and CubeDesk in the web browser also work well). For Android, "Cube Timer" is good, (CSTimer and CubeDesk in the web browser also work well)
SpeedSolving the Rubik's Cube - Speedsolving.com Wiki
The 3x3x3 cube (also known as " Rubik's cube" and "magic cube") was invented by Ernő Rubik in 1974, and was quickly unveiled in the early 1980s. This is a mechanical and geometric puzzle composed of with 26 elements (called cubies), which can be moved with a system of axes, that is hidden in the center of the cube.
One-Handed Solving - Speedsolving.com Wiki
History. One-Handed solving (OH for short) is a type of speedcubing requiring one to solve a puzzle with one hand; you cannot touch the cube with your body or anything other than the table. Competition averages as low as 10 seconds have been achieved on the 3x3x3, with winning times being around 15-18 seconds at a typical competition.
ZZ method - Speedsolving.com Wiki
2024年8月25日 · One-Handed Solving. The ZZ method is a 3x3 speedsolving method created by Zbigniew Zborowski in 2006. The method is focused both on low move count and high turning speed; during the majority of F2L, the solver only needs to make L, U, and R moves, which means that the solver's hands never leave the left and right sides of the cube, resulting in ...
First Two Layers - SpeedSolving Puzzles Community
2023年6月20日 · Speedsolving, FMC. First Two Layers, or F2L refers to the first two bottom layers of the 3x3x3 cube, or essentially all layers up until the last layer on larger cubes. The definition is a little different depending on the subject or who you are talking to. Usually, it refers to the part of the CFOP and CFCE methods that solve the first two ...
Help me on new Rubik's Cube Timer Site!
2024年10月17日 · Hello friends. As you know, we have been using Rubik's Cube Timer sites for many years. I wanted to make a new and a little better looking Timer site. I am currently in the development phase. I wanted to share it with you in its current state and get your feedback. I am waiting for your suggestions and criticisms.
Sledgehammer - Speedsolving.com Wiki
The Sledgehammer' is a move commonly used in F2L pair insertion: R' F R F' on the right or L F' L' F ("left sledgehammer"). It is an algorithm of order 6, meaning that repeating the algorithm 6 times returns the cube to its original position. Because it is a symmetry of one of the simplest non-trivial commutators (along with the sexy move ...
Roux method - Speedsolving.com Wiki
Fewest Moves. One-Handed Solving. Roux (French: [ʁu], English: [ɹuː] ROO) is a Rubik's cube speedsolving method invented by Gilles Roux. Roux is based on Blockbuilding and Corners First methods. It is notable for its low movecount, lack of rotations, heavy use of M moves in the last step, and adaptability to One-Handed Solving.