Learn How to Solve a Clock No-Flip in 10 Minutes (Beginner Tutorial) - Sheerin Method
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- Feel free to ask me questions in the comments. I read all of them!
Thanks to Carter Williams for designing the thumbnail.
M1: (u-r)+(d-l) = execute on UR wheel while only L pins are up
M2: l-d = execute on UR wheel while only the UR pin is down
M3: c-u = execute on DR wheel while only the DR pin is down
M4: c-l = execute on UL wheel while only the UL pin is down
M5: r-M4 = first move on the back; execute while at least two diagonal pins are down
If the back cross is not pointing to 12, you are messing up the M5 calculation. Also, make sure to read the description if you are struggling.
If the average cuber saw this video, they would have a lot more respect for clock as an event. I'm looking forward to your future tutorials!
The average cuber has never put a hand on a clock. They just talk.
I recently got this and have easily been obsessed with it. Second best event imo
I started learning this,but forgot to flip the clock at the beginning, so I quit after a few unsuccesful solves. I decided to learn it again today and I did it! Thank you for all you help Caleb! It feels good to be learning the method that that a record holder uses. (I actually averaged about 25-30 seconds with the regular method and feel much quicker with this.
Hello, Caleb) Thank you Bro🥳🥳🥳 I renewed National Record of Uzbekistan with non-flip method. Previous single was 7,65 sec, today i did 5,62. Now my result is 52nd in Asian rangking🥳🥳🥳 But I did DNF in my 1st solving. It was a WR scramble)))
Congratulations! It's a shame that you DNFed that scramble.
@@CalebTrelford Thanx, Bro🥳 But you said reality😥 1st and 2nd scrambles was very lucky, but 1st was WR Scramble😅 After finishing our championship I will send you Scrambles)))
@@MegaMindUZ Just curious, did you use Sheerin or 7 simul?
@@CalebTrelford I have used Sheerin. For 7 simul I should practise. Now around 30 seconds I can count and remember pairs.
I'll tell you when I solve clock in competition with 7 simul)
Hello Caleb, thank you for your great tutorial! I sometimes had a hard time with the unsolved incomplete cross on the back, and didn't know if it was my problem with execution or my miscalculation, but it turned out that everything was just because of my miscalculation. I would practice with this method every day from now on and see how far I get. thanks again!
Thanks bro. I just ordered a clock and I'm impatiently waiting for it, and I know I'll have a lot of fun with this puzzle and your tutorial. Big hug from Cuba :)
Loved the tutorial!
Got kind of confused when you explained where you could execute M5. But overall, 10/10!
My 6th grade adding and subtracting negatives are really helping out now 😅
lol
Hey Caleb! Great meeting you last weekend! Just want to say that I think it’s really cool for someone in your unique position to be making tutorials like this. Hopefully the trend continues amongst other events and techniques. :)
Very cool to be taught by the WR holder hopefully there will be more of this coming
Yooo! I’m that guy who sat with you for awhile and asked for this tutorial at Southern Champs! Thanks!
thanks for making this! this is so informative and I'm sure it will help so many people!
Man, you seem to be very good at noflip! You should go and get a world record or something....
My brain turned into a vegetable trying to watch this. I will admit i am so dumb i cannot understand this no matter how many times you explain it.
My tutorials aren't the best quality, but if you keep trying you'll get it eventually. Try to do slow, untimed solves with scratch paper.
I started learning this today and I’ve got a bit of improvement
For some reason, my solutions aren't solving the cross on the back, here is an example:
I started scrambling with black on the front and did this scramble: UR5+ DR6+ DL2- UL5- U1- R3- D2+ L2- ALL1+ y2 U4- R5+ D6+ L0+ ALL3-
For my solution, I used white as the back and these were my calculations: M1=3 M2=3 M3=1 M4=5 M5= -1
I started on the black face and put all pins down except for DL, and then I did M5 on the UR wheel.
I then solved half of the cross on the front as you showed in your tutorial.
I did M1 on the UR wheel while both of the R pins were down, I then solved the rest of the cross.
I executed M2 on the UR wheel while all pins were up except the UR pin, I then solved the first corner.
I did M3 on the DR wheel while only the DR pin is down, I then solved the second corner.
I then did M4 on the UL wheel while only the UL pin is down, then solved the last two corners.
For some reason this solution did not work, please help!
How did you get M3=1? That's incorrect. The rest of your solution seems fine though.
@@CalebTrelford Oh, lol. Sorry, I miscalculated. Thank you!
@@JudeStradtner Was that your only error? If so, I'd recommend that you just keep practicing. Over time, your DNF rate will go down (assuming that you are counting DNFs and trying to improve).
@@CalebTrelford Yes, that was my only error. I am counting DNFs and trying to improve. I intend to use this as my main method.
@@CalebTrelford Sorry to bother you again, but I'm still having issues. I have done about 12 solves and every one of them has been a DNF by 2 moves: A DL move and a UR move. Any idea where I'm messing up?
BTW for people reading the comments, you don't *necessarily* have to do basic arithmetic. Once you practice this for. while, it is mostly just about how much you have to do for one piece to match the position of the other
Great video. Hope to see more stuff like this in the future
mental torture, due to my adhd, but completely worth it, i failed miserably on my first attempt, but on my second, only the u, c, l and d on the back were misaligned by 1, and as they say, 3rd try is the charm, i did it!!!!!!(even tho i had to right stuff down on my notebook to do it)
Cool video
thank u caleb this helped a lot. I am gonna use this for sure.
thank you for posting this caleb this is gonna help a lot of people!
the only thing i think seems better is to visualize where the pieces are going instead of doing math. visual memory works better for some people than just having to do a lot of math in their head in about 12 seconds of inspection (maybe 15)
The math disappears after a few dozen solves. It's less abstract than distances between pieces, which is why I taught it.
Carter cubes that's what I thought at first but after doing some solves with it I find that like Caleb says, the maths becomes 2nd nature and doing it in under 12 seconds is so trivial now. It's basically doing addition on the ring of integers modulo 12, it's very simple
Awesome thanks, I was having trouble finding a good tutorial
Nice tutorial! Do you think of it as subtraction? When I was practicing for my last comp I found myself switching to thinking about what turn I would need to do to move one dial to the other.
I also find it interesting that you directly memo M1 and M2 in order, I guess you find that easier than working out u-r and d-l separately first? I always seem to have a weird preference with these things.
I don't think about the math when solving. I only taught it like this because it's less abstract than distances between dials. After a few dozen solves, people don't even think of the math and begin just recognizing patterns. I think of M2 as the negative of d-l, but I felt that might be confusing and l-d is simpler anyways for beginners.
THANK YOU CALEB!!
Thanks bro for the tutorial it rally helped me to solve the clock faster
I just started clock and i love this puzzle
Thank you for making this, maybe I can finally get sub 6 now
I mean in colck and wish people would stop giving it shit. Its a Unique puzzle and really fun to speed slove
Thank you, awesome tutorial.
You could add some specimen solves tough
Thank you! I have an earlier video with example solves.
Glad to see this out!
Hey
What do you mean when you say M5 do first and execute when 2 diagonal pins are up?
Think of M5 as the ALL move on the backside. Execute it when all five clocks making up the back cross will be affected.
Ahhh thanks that make sense
What if clock that you have to subtract is at 12:00? Is it 0 or 12
Both work.
OK thank you
Thank you for this math lesson Caleb!
After understanding 7 simul this method seems so simple 😅😂
YES! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
cool to see you implement Korean for number memo! I'll def be using that haha
I average like 11-12 who far do you think I can improve with this method if I learnt it for a Months time?
I have a comp in a month
It obviously depends on how much you practice, but getting under 9 or even 8 seconds shouldn't be too difficult.
@@CalebTrelford thank you I practice like 2-3 hours a day
i think the constant practice of memorisation in 3bld will help me here too
Does 12 always have to be on the top? Or does this also work if it's on the bottom, to the side, etc
I explain that towards the end of the video.
It's amazing! Looking forward the video for skips and lucky cases. Also how you turn the dial
Thanks. I turn the top dials with my pointer fingers and the bottom dials with my pinkies.
@@CalebTrelford make a video for skips and lucky cases soon
@@komalgupta4726 I probably won't make one for this style of no-flip because of how inferior it is compared to newer strategies. My next Clock tutorial will probably be over a pure 7 simultaneous move pin order.
@@CalebTrelford wow! waiting for it. When it'll upload?
@@komalgupta4726 Probably by the end of the year. I'm pretty busy at the moment.
Thank you!👍🔥🔥
What would you say is the best way to minimize your eye movement?
Off of the top of my head, when one-looking UL L ur \ DR R dl, you look at the upper right corner (specifically the U and UR clocks) for the first four moves and the bottom right (DL and D) for the last three. There are many other pin orders and pin sets where this can be the case as well. Hopefully this makes sense.
Thx
If you solve the edges clockwise, what is the change in memo?
The calculations are the same. You just execute them in a different order.
@@CalebTrelford alright
UR5- DR1+ DL4- UL0+ U1- R3+ D3- L6+ ALL5+ y2 U4- R1- D1+ L3+ ALL0+ UR DR DL
holding the clock with 12 at the top and white front (startet scrambling with white front)
M1: 1
M2: -5
M3: 6
M4: K
M5: K
when I execute this in the exact same order as you did in the tutorial, I end up with one side solved, and the other side is of by the cross where all cross pieces need a -2 to get solved. I went over the scramble like 5 times and cant find the mistakes. can you help me?
You are messing up the M5 calculation.
Nice tutorial yo!
hello caleb how cann i get faster with sheerin in each turn i have to count the hours forward or backward how can i avoid this?
If you want to get faster, you should just learn 7 simul. Improving your turning accuracy will fix your problem.
great video and congratulations on the WR
what about lucky cases? is it better to solve them on the back or on the front?
Thank you. It depends on the lucky case, but I'd suggest solving them on the front generally. This is because lucky cases on the front can potentially allow you to skip pin shifts in your solves. I showed how you can take advantage of some lucky cases in my example solves video by only slightly modifying this pin order. I plan to make videos in the future going over how to take advantage of specific lucky cases (and spotting hidden ones).
@@CalebTrelford okay, thanks. I will check it and will be looking forward to next tutorial
Nothing too related with the video but, would you recommend starting at different sides of the clock in each solves?
I recommend starting in the position that allows for the most efficient solution.
I did every step right but every time i only solve one side, what could it be?
Are you consistently DNFing in the same way? Keep in mind that it's normal to get very few if any successes at first. I'd recommend double and triple checking your memo. Try writing the calculations out on paper.
great video
This was very hard to understand because do you have yo go in a certain pin order
For the sake of simplicity, just use the same pin order that I use. You do not have to do this though.
for some reason, whenever I finish, I solved the back cross, but it is always misaligned. Can someone please help?
You're likely messing up M5.
to expand on my previous comment. What did you mean when you said, "you can excecut it (M5) on a wheel that is down)
Think of M5 as the ALL move for the back. It sets up the cross on the back to align to twelve. You can perform M5 on a wheel next to a pin that is down when all 5 clocks making up the cross on the back will be effected.
@@CalebTrelford Thank you for the clarification!
I use a different pin order DL UL UR UR and DR. should i switch to the pin order used
As long as you correctly execute the moves solving the back cross, you don't need to change your pin order.
If you're really good at mental math, is it easy @Caleb Trelford?
The calculations are basic integer addition and subtraction.
Should I do my m5 at the ur wheel every time or does it change depending on the memo?
You can do it on any wheel that turns the back.
Is there a pdf? for the Sheeran method?
There's this Google Document, which teaches a slightly different variant than the one shown in this video: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1feaxLHMJvxfLrCh5aJ_KdHQZHrDalFkzrxqaxb_b9Sw/
I'm currently averaging 6.5 with the regular method, but have stopped improving. Do you think I should learn this?
Yes.
I am a korean and maybe I could be better at memorizing
when should i learn 7 simul? i avg around 12 which is 2 second slower than what i average with flip
Learn it as soon as you feel comfortable. 12 seconds isn't too early to start.
Hi Caleb, I´m learning no-flip method, however I have a problem, sometimes if I memorize one face (side) it doesn´t gets solved, but if I memo the other side it does. like this scramble: UR0+ DR1- DL3+ UL0+ U6+ R1+ D5+ L0+ ALL 0+ y2 U6+ R6+ D1- L4+ ALL2- DL, one side's memo is M1 +4, M2 0, M3 -1, M4 6 , M5 +3 but at the end clock is not solved, I tried like 5 times, the other side's memo is M1 +2, M2-6, M3 -5, M4 0, M5 -1, this was solved at first time, please coul you help me to figure out what I´m doing wrong. pleaaase
It happens in many scrambles, that is why I dear to ask you for help
I honestly don't know what you did wrong for that first side. Your memo is correct except for M1, which should be +5 instead of +4. Maybe you just misscrambled? If you can't figure it out from this, please provide another scramble as an example.
@@CalebTrelford thanks!!! It worked. Turns out that when I had - 7 and +7 I was using +4 and - 4 instead of using +5 and - 5,just like in the memo I sent you!!. Thanks Caleb!!
i dont understand what pin position to start with
It should be clear from the video. All you need to do for this to work is in the description.
I watched this tutorial, and I have no problems understanding memo but am confused regarding exec.
Do you always do M5 first or just whenever two diagonals pins are down? At 4:55, it looks like diagonal pins are already down, so what was the purpose of changing the pin state?
Thanks for any help you can give me!
You can execute it whenever two diagonal pins are down, which could occur multiple times during your solve. I changed the pin state so that I could it simultaneously while turning a bottom wheel.
THANKS!
What's the difference between sheerin method and 7-simul
Sheerin only has 5 simultaneous moves (6 with tricks) while 7 simul has 7.
Which method is more reccomended? Sheerin or 7 simul?
@@iloveentrypoint 7 simul is much better.
Nice tutorial! I've been using this method for about a month and I've found some ways to force a skip for the DL corner, but it probably isn't optimal so I'm very interested in your advanced tricks! Also I memo M5 first because I thought it made more sense and it doesn't change anything as far as I know?
Thank you! I plan to make videos in the future on forcing corner skips, but they're easy to preserve if you place them in DL. You can force nonexistent corner skips with M5 and a setup move (in some lucky cases, a setup move isn't even necessary). Memoing M5 first doesn't make a difference, but I taught it last because that's how I learned.
Awesome video. I noticed the tape on the sides, why ? Don't you use the screws ?
I use tape because I find it makes it easier to get the tensions I like on my Clocks. I don't use the screws.
Hi, I tried learning the no-flip method but I do my edges in clockwise order instead of counterclockwise. This means I can never have M1. Should I switch to counterclockwise or should I use a different equation for M1? Thanks a lot!
You could make a different equation for M1, but it's best in the long run to be comfortable with doing edges both clockwise and counterclockwise.
how do u calculate M1 if R pins are up?
Just mirror the calculation.
@@CalebTrelfordu mean (u-l) + (d-r)?
@@abrahamjh5742 Yes. Keep in mind that you'll likely have to mirror the other calculations as well. My Mirror Sheerin Tutorial goes over this.
@@CalebTrelford oh. Now I know why everything in my solves are DNF
In your opinion which method is the best lou or this or something else
I mean no flip methods
@@CubiiVerse0422 7 simul is the best. Tommy and I have tutorials that can introduce you to it.
I have a question. Most of the times after executing the cross is either 1 move from being solved by using 1 pin or solved but not facing 12. I did a walkthrough solve and it made the cross point at 2 o'clock. Does anyone know whats making the problem and how to solve it because i dont know how to deal with it
You're making a mistake when calculating M5.
man this is crazy, im almost sub 10 on clock and i was wondering how people get so fast at the event as to get sub 4 averages. in your opinion, how important is it to learn noflip in general? how much easier is to say, break the sub 7, or even 5 barrier with noflip compared to traditional flipping?
I wouldn’t have ever become sub 7 in Clock without no-flip. I switched to it at about the same speed as you. No-flip made Clock so much more fun for me. The earlier you learn it, the easier it is.
Hey ! Is the "no flip" method necessary to become better at the clock?
I am currently sub8-9 with the classic method and I would like to be able to improve and bring my average down as low as possible, what should I do? I just do a lot of solves to reach the level I have now, but is there a particular technique to become better at the clock?
Thanks a lot
You can still become world class with flipping, but this probably won't be the case in a few years. If you have any interest in no-flip, I'd suggest learning it sooner rather than later. It's much easier to switch to no-flip at 8 seconds than at 4 seconds. No-flip will make you better at Clock, but it'll take some practice.
my brain is not braining lol
During memo can you just see how far away it is from it e.g. instead of u-r where you see where it is on clock can you just see how far away it is?
Sorry for the late response. Yes. The majority of people do this, but I never did.
@@CalebTrelfordcan you memo m5 first and if so how do you
@@KidDoesCubing Yes, but you'll still need to calculate M4 before it. The calculation for M5 is the same.
Ok cool is there a way to do m5 visually
@@KidDoesCubing Yeah. Just do the calculation but with visuals instead of math. I just glance at the puzzle and automatically calculate it.
When the pin is at 12 o'clock, do you need to use 0 or 12?
It shouldn't matter. Both work.
Thanks.
when executing m5 does it have to be the ur dial when only dl is up or can it be ul pin up and move dr dial. Sorry if you don't understand this quesiton.
M5 is essentially the AUF for the backside, so you can do it on a down wheel whenever the pins on the back affect all five non-corner pieces on the back. This means you don't even need to have three pins down; you can also just have two diagonal pins down. In short, what you suggested works (though I'd suggest using the ur dial instead to avoid the bottom wheel move unless you really like turning bottom wheels).
Thank you for this tutorial! I do have a suggestion though, if you can put the M1-M5 equations in the description? It would really help!
Done! Thank you for the feedback.
How do i know which diagonal pins are supposed to be down?
It doesn't matter which ones. Think of the move on the back as the AUF.
Oh. I also am having trouble knowing if when i get the cross on the front, do i solve it to twelve or leave it and go to M2? And when i do M5, does that always go at the start or end?
@@frozeenfl This is shown in the video. There is no need to solve to 12 at that point.
@@CalebTrelford Oh ok. Thanks!
I average around low 9 high 8 on clock should I learn no flip? I have been thinking about it
If you ever want to learn no-flip, you should start now. It's easier to switch at 9 seconds than at 4 seconds.
Would it be better to learn No flip or 7 simul
@@Clock2x2person Both Sheerin and 7 simul as taught on my channel are no-flip variants. Sheerin is less efficient and worse, but it's easier and a more fun introduction to no-flip. 7 simul is harder, but it's significantly better. I'd recommend that you learn Sheerin and move on to 7 simul once you start getting successes consistently with Sheerin.
@@CalebTrelford thank you!
C L O N C C .
what in order should u do to solve the clock with the sheerin method?
I have a written tutorial in the description.
thank you so much for sharing this tutorial, if i had only one clock tutorial for no flip, it would be this one, 10/10 recommend well deserved @@CalebTrelford 👏Ps.Im going to the same comp as you soon :)
i finally know how to do the sheerin method, but i always either have at least two cross pins misaligned, or all of them are aligned together, but not at the 12 o clock after execution, how do i fix this?
@@CubinglordXd For the second problem, it sounds like you are making a mistake when calculating M5.
oh thats very helpful thank you so much@@CalebTrelford
I am just wondering what is the difrence between shereen, lou and 7 simul because they are all no flip methods?
In Sheerin, you mainly solve the cross on the back while solving the corners on the front. This typically takes 5 simul moves and 4 regular moves, but with tricks you can do it with 6 simul moves. In Lou, you mainly solve the cross on the back while solving the cross on the front. With 7 simul, you always solve the puzzle in 7 simul moves. You solve both sides at the same time. 7 simul no-flip is objectively the best method.
@@CalebTrelford Thanks that helped alot👍👍
is the piece of tape on the clock comp legal??
Yes.
@@CalebTrelford👍
hey caleb, it’s me seth. Which version of no flip did you tell me you use earlier?
In competition today, I used this version of no-flip. However, 7 simul is better, and I'm in the process of switching to it. My written tutorial is as follows:
For memo, I memorize three pairs. I use x2 flips for memo.
**First Pair**:
the first part of the first pair: c-d
second part of the first pair: (dr-r) + (U-L)
Every number from 1 to 12 (0) I have assigned a letter from A through L. For example, if my first part calculation is 3 and my second part calculation is 4, my letter pair I'd memo would be CoD.
**Second Pair**:
You don't really have to memo a full pair for this (you only need to memo the move on the back). However, I memo the full pair to keep consistency in my memo.
first part: L-U
second part: d-r
This pair is a little weird. To minimize flips, the first part is actually the second part in execution. For example, if this pair were 3 and 4, I would memo DiCe.
**Third Pair**:
This one's pretty difficult to get the hang of, but it's worth it for ensuring that you get optimal pin transitions in your solve. It's not too difficult after a lot of practice. You can also do this one like the second pair where you memo the second part first and then flip the memo to minimize flips but that's not how this is handled if you plan on one looking in the future.
For the calculation, make sure that you are paying respect to the "real" values of the clock faces. For example, if the red mark for 12 is at the bottom, then the top is 6, not 0 or 12.
first part: (UR-U) + (C-D) + DL + l + r
second part: u-c+d + (UL-L) + (DR-R)
**Execution**:
The way I execute my pairs is I do the initial letter on the left side and the final letter on the right side.
dl: do the first pair you memorized; for example, for CoD I would do +3 with the DL wheel and +4 with the UR wheel
R: do the second pair you memorized
DR: solve UL and C relative to L and U
\ : do the third pair you memorized
UL: solve the 2x2 (comprised of UL, U, L, and C) and DL to D
L: solve the 2x3 and DR to R
ur: solve all to 12
wow that’s a lot 😂 i might just stick with no flip for now
@@brawlstar6937 Good luck! Feel free to ask me any questions.
the cross on the back is solved but its 3-5 off all the time, what am i doing wrong? also the front cross+corners are also solved
You're messing up the M5 calculation.
Thanks!@@CalebTrelford
Will you switch to 7simul?
I'm currently in the process of switching.
4:30 "il ee sam sa oh" is korean number??
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I'm using Norwegian for negative numbers anyone else?
Wow it's like blind but just 1 side
I had a few questions, as when I follow this vid down to every detail and with this scramble it works but for other scrambles I am still unsure about the steps:
1. Can M5 be always exe first if I were to blindly follow these steps for ever solve?
2. Why do you switch to solving cross and then move to executing the memo after 2 cross edges and alternate between these two?
3. Can this tutorial be followed down to the last word for every solve for it to work on clock? Or are there any intuitive steps in between that I am missing in case I am starting with Sheerin directly?
Thanks for your time.
1. Yes.
2. It's just how Sheerin works. You don't have to do this, but you'd need to change the calculations to do it differently. This is not the most efficient way to do things (the most efficient way is the way that 7 simul does it).
3. Yes. There are of course intuitive tricks to make your solutions better, but they're not really worth exploring anymore with 7 simul around. If your goal is speed, you should learn 7 simul.
@@CalebTrelfordthank you so much for your responses and time. I was able to solve it correctly but the corners on the back remained unsolved.
But tried a few more times and yes it did work like a charm.
I was messing something up earlier. Appreciate your response bro.
After practicing some more I noticed that in most cases when I complete the solve my entire clock is solved but my back side cross is not correctly oriented to 12 and in some cases I noticed that the clock is solved but the back side corners or cross are off by 6.
I wanted to know in which step during the exe I might be going wrong as I am seeing a pattern here, just not able to figure out in which step I am missing a key part of orientation as in these solves the cross/corners are solved relative to each other on the back just not oriented to 12.
Thanks as always
@@ItsCubeRunner You're messing up the M5 calculation.
@@CalebTrelfordthanks ill be on the lookout for this. Appreciate your response as always
is the 12 o clock position considered 12 during inspection? or 0, and if theres an X-X=0 during inspection, do i use zero for the execution?
also for some reason whenever i attempt, the backside cross is always made, but off by 1 from 12 o clock, but all the corners are at 12 , do you know where i am going wrong in my memo, or execution? great video!
> is the 12 o clock position considered 12 during inspection? or 0
It doesn't matter as long as it's a multiple of 12. Both 0 and 12 work.
> if theres an X-X=0 during inspection, do i use zero for the execution?
Yes.
> also for some reason whenever i attempt, the backside cross is always made, but off by 1 from 12 o clock, but all the corners are at 12 , do you know where i am going wrong in my memo, or execution?
You're messing up M5, probably in execution. Being off by one is commonly the result of mistakes in execution. Try to be more careful in turning the correct amount.
Thanks man, just one more thing, should I execute m5 at
The very start of the solve like you showed in the video, or does it really matter?
@@danielahokas8085 Do it the way that's most comfortable for you. As long as do it on the back while at least 2 diagonal pins are down, it works. Think of it as setting up the cross on back to 12.
I get the noflip steps and parts but are there any requirements and rules for the "Normal" parts where you orient the front cross so you don't alter the other side incorrectly?
I recently did an attempt but all the edges on the other side were facing 6, while the corners were solved.
You just need to make sure that the cross gets solved on the back. Execute the moves solving the back cross like I did. Don't mess up the cross on the back while solving the front.
@@xelaCUBING You probably messed up the M5 calculation or did a later move that messed up the alignment of the back cross.
What is M4?
Wait nvm sorry
fellow caleb
Man I didn’t realize you actually needed to know math to cube
will you join clock cup korea?
I haven't heard about it, but I'd be willing to participate.
Can you get as fast as you can with no flip without using no flip?
Currently, yes. Is it worth it? I don’t think so. People will need to stop flipping eventually, so you might as well start now.
Great tutorial, except it doesn’t freaking work. I’m not sure what Im doing wrong, and I’m sure it’s just me. Wish me luck on figuring this out
If there's anything specific you need help with, just ask. Good luck.
@@CalebTrelford I’m just not sure which pins should be up and which dial to turn, so i copied the order on the video, but that may not always be right.
@@K4Cubing If you copy the order in the video correctly, it should be right. Make sure that you execute M5 first.
@@CalebTrelford i do. I should probably start by writing down my memorization, that’s how I learned three blind. Makes it more consistent when you’re still learning.
@@K4Cubing That's a good idea. That's what I did.