ROUX METHOD LSE (Last Six Edges) COMPLETE GUIDE | TUTORIAL

[@criticalcubing]

► Time Stamps Introduction: 0:10 Edge Orientation EO Cases: 1:36 UL/UR Solve LR Cases: 12:36 4C cases: 17:36 AUF Prediction: 24:48

[@votebakri]

CriticalCubing Do an q and a with face reveal, also do you live in Hokkaido

[@criticalcubing]

ZZCubing ! Yes and no, I won't be doing a face reveal. ***** Lets see. Haven't decided yet

[@randomdude6044]

CriticalCubing I

[@kraken7177]

CriticalCubing this was ok but I was getting confused since you were doing the same moves for M and M', also I think you were using M when you said M' and using M' when you said M

[@kavithamanoj7949]

Do first block and second block

[@t.ist666]

2 flip cases: 3:34 4 flip cases: 7:17 6 flip cases: 8:30 UL UR step: 12:36 UL UR summary: 16:43 BU recognition method: 18:44

[@jakey9951]

Liked straight away. You truly deserve more subs! Keep it up!

[@criticalcubing]

Thanks a lot man :D Comments like this truly make me happy ^^

[@Mr_Elixir]

Thank you so much for full solving the scramble at the end it reveals my mistakes and misunderstandings! Wish you luck!

[@yellowcaramellagirl]

Thank you so much for these tutorials. You are a gifted teacher and, thanks to you, both my son and I can easily use the roux method. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and your passion!!

[@redfirepratham]

At last a good tutorial from which I can learn LSE :D

[@criticalcubing]

Thanks :D

[@optimist2301]

when i try to do this i always end up doing cfop pll :(

[@cjayy2x7]

same

[@nguyenhoangquockhanh4930]

Cuz you missed the solving of the ul and ur edges

[@yupepsi19]

Yes so relatable

[@elthpiano]

Optimist ikr lse is just too hard

[@whitepanda4942]

atleast you solved it

[@ZaidKhalifa]

I made up a regripless and fast alg for the dots case. It is basically a CFOP H perm alg with the Ms and Us interchanged: U2 M' U2 M2 U2 M' U2

[@connorsweeney7369]

Ben Du Bois that’s what I was on a say

[@S2B]

Your alg is for the other regrip case, which is quickly solved with E2 M' E2 M'. It's quicker to solve than the dots case, E2 M' E2 M. M moves can be reversed in either case for personal preference. However, they are not regripless like yours but may be executed quicker. The fastest speedsolvers use them, so that says it all.

[@juanchogabrielkayanan7931]

e2 m' e2 m solved sides on the side

[@TheScienceGuy10]

Tutorials like this don't even exist anymore!! Happy cubing! :-)

[@darshansatra3367]

this guy deserve world record

[@sachinchincholi3100]

It was very complicated , and now I understand the lse :D thanks

[@S2B]

Just a quick note about timestamps: Put the time BEFORE the description, then it will appear as a clickable link for DESKTOP users only. However, to ensure that mobile users also get clickable links, simply copy the same text into your comments section, i.e. 0:10 Introduction 1:36 Edge Orientation EO Cases 12:36 UR/UL Solved LR Cases 17:36 4C cases 24:48 AUF Prediction

[@criticalcubing]

Ah I see. That helps. I'll start commenting the timestamps from now on, and pinning that comment so it stays at the top. Thanks for letting me know :)

[@S2B]

@@criticalcubing I love your videos and really appreciate them. I got into speedsolving when I retired in June 2017. My introduction to Roux was through you. Thanks!

[@criticalcubing]

That's good to hear. Hope I can deliver upon the expectation you have haha. I too haven't been practicing much, have to start sometimes in future. Also, please let me know about what videos you'll like to see. I'd be glad to work on those videos :) Thank you!

[@S2B]

@@criticalcubing The series you're doing right now on CMLL is ideal, since I use Roux's 2 look CMLL just now. In fact, recently I've occasionally been doing DF/DB after 2nd block to finish off F2L and then 2LLL. I choose whichever has the quickest and easiest algs!

[@ERE02]

1000x Thanks... I tried a few times some wired Roux Cfop Hyprids... I never understood the LSE thing... Perfect explained! Now I got the hang of it. I have been stucked on CFOP at an average of 27-30 secs for about a Year. I have been sick of it. The block building suits me more than F2L. :) Greetings from south Germany and Happy new Year!

[@superdawg369]

Thank you so much for helping me I raged learning roux but you saved me from giving up thx you deserve a lot more subs

[@realredguyX]

I'm glad that i dont have to spam M' U' M' over and over again

[@sladjanaradivojevic2913]

You saved my life other guys just don't know how to explain things thanks i subscribed liked and clicked the bell u you are king.PEACE!

[@sabrinaislamsweety6056]

watched this full video and you didn't disappoint me like ever.Thanks a lot,after watching this,now I'm sub-12 in roux.Thanks a ton again:):):)

[@criticalcubing]

Yayy :D Thank you for the kind words :)

[@Nox8t6]

8:28 If anyone choose to use the alg for that six flip you should AUF so that the LR edges are on the UF and UR position before the alg, if one of the edges are on the bottom, AUF so that the LR edge on the U layer is on UR or UL and do a M2 to get them both on the U layer and then AUF to get them on UF UR and then do the alg... R U' r' U' M' U r U r' This will place the LR edges on the bottom, the UF edge will end up on DF and the color of the UF corners will be the color they were before the alg so you can easily predict AUF after the alg is done and finish with M2. Hope this helped someone cut some moves off their solves.

[@t.ist666]

Sweet. Just tried it, you're totally right. Thanks for the tip.

[@SpeedCubeReview]

Very nice and big video!

[@criticalcubing]

Thank you so much ^^

[@awawpogi3036]

Wow Shawn commented

[@shezacuber6092]

Iam really a fan of both of u😘😘😘😘

[@theghostcubes3105]

I subbed you because you are so helpful and awesome in general!!!!!

[@criticalcubing]

Thank you

[@nathanielfong928]

Can you please give me the Alg Notation to the algorithm you performed in the beginning?

[@criticalcubing]

Can you name a time stamp? like 4:20 or something like that?

[@nathanielfong928]

0:41

[@criticalcubing]

U2 M' U' M' U2 M' U M'

[@nathanielfong928]

Thank you

[@czgibson3086]

I wonder why you raced through this algorithm in the video? You spend such a long time talking about everything else.

[@user-th6qq4lk7n]

Wow, I finally understand Roux. Awesome video! Really well explained, thanks so much!

[@criticalcubing]

Thank you :)

[@domenhitrec3288]

finnaly that one... i ll watch it a bit later and tell you abot everything bcs i feel like there is a lot to learn about roux

[@criticalcubing]

Yay please do. Love to hear your feedback :)

[@domenhitrec3288]

also come on fb sometimes I have gans air now and need sugestions on setting up and other stuff

[@criticalcubing]

I'm available now. Sent a message

[@origamikatakana]

Wish this video was out when I was learning roux...

[@criticalcubing]

Haha same xD

[@kokoo1322]

this is tough

[@AermaVODs]

Perfect intro music choice!

[@lastlayerskip8605]

Is it useful to just prevent a cycle case? I hate cycle cases and I just found a way to prevent them

[@izeetvnrr]

hey guys can someone explain what to do if 2 edges parrarel too each other are flipped

[@triple_gem_shining]

Watching the video for the nth time.. :) thanks again

[@theexplodingcube7873]

I wish you come back :(

[@origamikatakana]

For dots I prefer M2 E M2 E'

[@chocomint8261]

origami katakana Only works horizontal dots so need Z rotation

[@origamikatakana]

Techno Only requires a slight regrip of the right hand at the beginning, not a full rotation.

[@chocomint8261]

origami katakana true

[@AdvancedSquadLeader]

I just started cubing. Can I ever hope of getting this fast?

[@victomyt1964]

MuRReC yes! How fast are you now?

[@shezacuber6092]

MuRReC yes you can

[@natecole2866]

yea of course just keep trying in about a year if you keep leraning youll be gettin easy sub 20 avrgs

[@Anton-fn3cd]

After solving UL and UR edges i don't have a solved left and right side. There is always one wrong piece on one of the sides or one on both sides :(

[@equinox5856]

I couldn't find any good cfop tutorials please make one

[@criticalcubing]

Okey Dokey!

[@elthpiano]

SkeleNova j perm

[@damianshaw764]

Great video

[@gamecockanimaljam1731]

Thank You Bruddah. Subbed And Liked

[@j.r.chen30]

gj on 10k subs!

[@ignitedcuber420]

can you put in next vrdip the algorithm

[@ArnavSinghVEVO]

Im so lost with Roux. Especially with the last layer.

[@ArnavSinghVEVO]

I mean LSE

[@RobertDinTulsa]

I started cubing two months ago at the age of 50 and I, too, was lost at L6E. For me, the breakthrough was using the same algorithms from a SOLVED cube...going slow...and watching what was happening.

[@ArnavSinghVEVO]

Robert D In Tulsa Were you a CFOP solver? Its really hard to make the transition between cfop and roux. Personally i dont enjoy it. But im stuck with it. How did you become comfortable with building blocks?

[@ArnavSinghVEVO]

I dont enjoy cfop.

[@RobertDinTulsa]

Acurry17 I wasn't a CFOP solver / user. I took some advice to use Roux after watching Matt Parker of STANDUPMATHS when he went to the U.K. nationals...meet a guy who showed him how Roux was more efficient...not that I would / do know. I eventually found DEEDUBB's Roux tutorial...spent almost two months on that with a store bought cube that had been lying around for decades...received my first speedcube (Valk 3) 1.5 weeks ago. Woohoo! Love it. The first two blocks wire the easiest for me. L6E sucked! That's why I started working backwards from a solved cube with the same algorithms in order to REALLY understand what's going on with all of the pieces.

[@thegingerofdreams3525]

That will give you the arrow case and you can solve it just like that

[@hellothere3086]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@BugZixx15]

I loved the tutorial, first one that I can actually understand how to complete the edges. P.S. Not to be mean, but I like how you say "badadges" (bad edges)

[@DALEGAGIANO]

what did I do wrong if i get a arrow and do the algorithm and just end up with another arrow and if I do it again I just end up with another arrow again and again

[@criticalcubing]

You did M' U2 M' instead of M' U M' . Do normal U or U', instead of U2.

[@kanagarajg]

how many algs i need to master it

[@devanshgadda8595]

You are the best...Anyways ik how to LSE ;) .Good video

[@criticalcubing]

Then learn some of the advanced stuff that I have mentioned here ;) AUF prediction is something that is important

[@davidwenxiang8725]

Good job! Tq

[@Twitchte]

Good edge means that either white or yellow are facing upwards or downwards. Bad edge means that the edge is facing outwards. Just in case that wasn't clear.

[@Twitchte]

Ok

[@THEMAGICIAN-]

awesome bhai :D

[@채지호-w5m]

How can I do M move? It is very hard.

[@SoundToxin]

Ring finger or middle finger on your right hand. Practice just doing M moves a bit to get used to the feeling.

[@liampower2658]

Can someone make a clear roux tutorial

[@PaladinGamerPlays]

@CriticalCubing Are there any subsets for Roux? Something equivalent to WV or ZBLL for CFOP?

[@criticalcubing]

Pinkie Pie is one that I know. Uses OLLCP.

[@chocomint8261]

Enzo Melo There's Pinkie Pie and EOLR.

[@zhanwei1665]

@CriticalCubing, I have one question to ask you. what is the top 3 Rubik cube that you think the best to play roux method

[@criticalcubing]

GTS v2, Valk3, Air UM.

[@zhanwei1665]

thanks alot

[@ppc4948]

17:30

[@talonnoxus7809]

I want to learn roux but i suck at the 4A to 4c and so on :(

[@johncarlvillamil2557]

Its a good tutorial But it's hard to memories it

[@pratmak]

Hey Critical Cubing, I have a question for you. After 4a, instead of finishing L/R sides, can't I just insert the white edges to the bottom layer and finish the cube off with an H, Z, or any of the U perms depending on the case? Would that work or would the move count be higher than the LSE method you showed in this video? Thanks in advance. :)

[@criticalcubing]

Yeah, move count will be higher with that approach, and more inefficient that way

[@pratmak]

Aww.... Ok. Thank you for your reply! :)

[@talonnoxus7809]

Why i dont understand a single thing in LSE?!?

[@stephencurry8460]

why i cant get that roux in that last six edges? i dont understand hahaha i want to learn roux

[@criticalcubing]

I uploaded a new tutorial just now. "Critical LSE Recognition Method" :)

[@stephencurry8460]

up to now i cant understand maybe it takes time to understand. becausei m doubting if i will continue learning cfop if roux is more easy to learn

[@prabhanjanprabhu6206]

can you make a 1-look CMLL tutorial?

[@criticalcubing]

In April for sure.

[@Dr.OneilAakashBiswas1038]

CriticalCubing is there a 1look CMLL video?

[@sorbecik6703]

O gosh, I still don't understand that step... Hope I will soon...

[@chonghauhan]

lol...do you know the notations..

[@hatoan5182]

like learning cubeshape advancead

[@shawnlim2164]

nc vid

[@Rikri]

Are your videos scripted? Seems like they aren't.

[@criticalcubing]

Nope, I don't script them. I just improvise and say the things that I think are important. Sometimes I even miss out on some important things as I didn't have a script xD

[@edvardkvist3656]

On cam your red and orange really blends together and has bad contrast :/

[@aocz124]

I cant learn it is so hard

[@riz3ofbrothers940]

Why the hell us it so hard to learn new methods

[@ashsingh1937]

I am confuzzled.

[@RamSuraneni]

Since you use the M move so much in roux doesn't your middle finger pain

[@TicoKamisaki]

Ram Suraneni of course not hahahaha do ya feel pain in ur index finger for doin' U moves? Bwahahahah

[@Goluckyone]

I use my ring finger :/

[@antonin_9810]

so hard

[@waystomakemoney2010]

So Down!

[@pogonoah99]

Your algs are optimized for those who flick with their right hand, while most flick with their left hand. Otherwise good video though.

[@smn_opz8397]

I like your profile picture

[@koother]

Noah Fence most people flick with right

[@GoIrish2026]

100th comment

[@k.srinivasarao2465]

Very waste explanation

[@talonnoxus7809]

Why i dont understand a single thing in LSE?!?

[@talonnoxus7809]

Why i dont understand a single thing in LSE?!?