skewb example solves, i guess

[@Cubeshark111]

I just wanted to say thanks for all this videos it really helps me improve my solutions

[@michadenkiewicz8555]

2:28 for onelooking choose corners that moves the least usually there are in the bottom layer but You sholud aslo check wich ones moves the least for example on this scramble there is 3 move layer and 3 unsolved corners in the bottom layer therefore 1st corner is affected by 3 moves, 2nd by to and the last one in the bottom layer only by 1 move so You should've chosen the corner that's affected by 2 and 1 move for onelooking instead of chosing the corner that's affected by 3 moves

[@skwebjacob]

oh that makes sense that makes it way easier thanks bro :)

[@tamardolenjishvili3542]

so, i have been learning NS from you lately, i know all the cases except sh/hs to u perm and like 95% i cant one-look, so im interested what u suggest, should i finish NS or learn onelooking first and then finish NS?

[@skwebjacob]

um its up to you those ns arent nearly as worth it if you feel comfortable enough with all of them then go for one looking i think idk

[@baenmarq]

How'd you learn to one look? Do you just get better after tracing hard layers for the 1000th time?

[@skwebjacob]

nah I learned a lot of one look patterns from Skewbschool and Wednesday one looks those make it easier but then yeah you just have to brute force it

[@johndavespaghetti]

YAAAAAAAAY Also where do I give you my ao5 video cause I don't see your email in your yt about me page

[@skwebjacob]

Maybe post it privately and give me access?

[@disappointmentstudios2981]

how do you get good at skewb turning?

[@skwebjacob]

ummm idk thats one of my biggest like weaknesses right now I just make sure im using good fingertricks and algs, maybe drill them but mostly just focus on what I can improve outside of turning like one looking or layer efficiency and my turning has gotten a bit better just naturally