50 Cubing Terms All Cubers Should Know | Cubeorithms

What about x-cross

There's me with a official Rubiks 4x4... That's so trash it explodes CoNsTaNtLyyyyy

Edit: I now have a speedcube and was like OMGGG the difference!!

u called me epic (i’m color neutral)

I wanna know what is PR, ER etc.

man when those "internal edge pieces" pop out they are a pain to put back in. And then you lose almost all of the lube that was in there and it gets louder and it just stinks.

ive been cubing for like 5 months and i knew 50/50

I learned how to solve a cube by your tutorial plus wheres red

Actually if you want to get really technical, a 3x3 can have multiple solved states simply because all the centers can be solved rotated differently which is why a super cube can be so difficult

How to calculate averages of solves:

1. Take out the best and worst solves of the average or just put them in parentheses.

2. Add up every time in the average. It can be in any order and it will still end up in the same sum.

3. Divide the sum by the number of solves in the average (except for the fastest and slowest solves)

4. And you're done! Now you have your average!

How it's done:

1. (3.23), 4.38, 4.56, 4.76, (5.30)

2. 4.38 + 4.56 + 4.76 = 13.7

3. 13.7 ÷ 3 = 4.56

4.56 is the average of the ao5.

Good Animation Blue🙂

Try to convert this phrase to binary:
Take this dude's PB!

26 dislikes... This is bad...

You know you are a rubik’s cube lover when you know all of them

cool🙂

You are a genius at the age of whatever you are

Fun Fact: This video was uploaded on my birthday!

He forgot the ZZ method.

The 3x3 is called the Rubik's cube on Wikipedia

they forgot — CUBIST ✨ as in, 'are you a cubist?' — A: yes!

also — they forgot their history — they talk about cube notation, but never mention it was david singmaster who came up with 'Singmaster Notation'. it uses U and D for up and down — there are also other popular forms of cube notation dialekt, such as 'Nourse Notation' — used in millions of copies of 'The Simple Solution to the Rubik's Cube', which use T and B for top and bottom, P for Posterior, and use explicit + and - for clockwise instead of ' for prime (counter-clockwise) moves.

Thank you for explaining, I really need to know this.

New cubera do the same thing where they think a rubies brand is a 3x3

Tutorial of Roux plssss

im colour neutral so that means you called me epic

im also terrible att look ahead lol

I only solved 5 sides




On my pyraminx

I like how you design your videos, especially the mini figure moving around. Immediate like!

when people say algorithms that involve a trigger they often shorten it to just the name of the trigger
and sexy move sometimes gets shortened even further to just "sexy"

"we are trying to get to 500k subscribers this year,lets make it happen" 2 years later,and he still didnt get the 500k subs,aw man

I think R U R' U' is called the sexy move because it's the move that can make you look good in a group of friends, because all you're friends see is you scrambling a cube while solving it at the same time if there not into cubing

i dont undertsand the internal edges ,
sub10 / sub20 blah blah ,
ao something
and the one look or two look.
idk

Explosion 💥 is usually funny and terrible

i paused this video 218 times

everyone uses "Tension" differently lol

I think Gan's GES system uses Tension as spring compression, SCS's store has it as screw depth. Sometimes people call it elasticity, sometimes people call compression as elasticity. It's all over the place.

VERY VERY CHEAP ONE POUND FISH 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥

I’m a color neutral solver, although I wouldn’t call my roughly 1 min. global average epic 😄 When I first learned to solve, it was always with white as my D face (I notice that most videos online always use either white or yellow as the D face). When I switched to color neutrality my times skyrocketed at first. It’s not the cross itself that’s slower. In fact, the reason why you’d chose a particular color is because it already has some edge pieces in place, and it’s faster to form the cross if your usual color has its edge pieces all over the place. It’s when you go on to the next layers that you sometimes get caught out. I would often send a white corner down out of habit, then I’d have to undo the mistake. But it’s so worth it once you get used to it, so I’d recommend to anyone to be color neutral as early as possible when you’re learning to solve, so you don’t have any set color habits to unlearn.

pray to god that cubeoritims will,learn 1lll

By your definition a speed FTOs don't exist. The criteria is wether people use it for speed, not wether people use it in comps.