I'm Seby!

I'm just a dude who likes Square-1.

I occassionally make content (of whatever I feel like), which you can check out by clicking on the 🐶 at the top right, or by clicking here. Just keep in mind, I'm not super active.

Currently, I average around 11 seconds. I'm in the midst of learning CSP, so that should go down a little bit after that.

Hopefully.

I have a plan for further improvement!

The Lin Method, created by Tse-Kan Lin (not Brandon Lin), is a speedsolving method for the Square-1 that is similar to Roux for the 3x3.

Its steps are:

1. Cubeshape

2. First Block

3. Second Block + DB edge

4. Corner Permutation + solve DF edge

5. Permute Last Layer Edges

Note: There are lots of variations within and throughout these steps, especially as you get more advanced. The ones I listed are what a beginner would need to learn.

I learned Lin using this tutorial by BenChrzti on Youtube, but there are many others out there.

I'm actually not sure. I've been using Lin for as long as I remember solving Square-1.

I created this site as a place to keep all the algorithms and techniques I personally use (or plan on using) in one place.

You can also think of it as a record of my advancement through Lin: the more the site has, the more advanced I've become.

Also, I really like making little websites. The reasons above were perfect excuses for making another one. :)

I created my own Square-1 image generator, and used that!

If you are in the Sq1-ers Discord Server, send me (_woofle_) a message!