Cool,
Thanks for the tips.
I'd previously put off the idea of learning something like this cause it seemed way more complex than ZB, but now I look at it, it seems much easier to understand, and also mirror and inverses are pretty easy... I've got about 16 cases down already
Yeah a big thing for me was making the list. I found after I went through each case and found a good "alg" for it, I found that upon review, I remembered almost every single one. I was like, oh yeah I remember this case, I originally had "x" but that wasn't so fast and I found "y" instead! Ha! Worked.
Onto next one.
A simple thing to start is looking for cases where you can do one-move setups into an M2 case. For example, I use UB as my buffer. If my cycle is: UB-DL-FR, then I you can do D (U R U' M2 U R' U') M2 D'. There are a lot of cases like so. Hope you find it useful!Originally Posted by yash
anyone care to explain '3-cycle speed optimal blindfold method'?
i have searched over the internet but couldn't find
currently i am using M2 for Edges and Old-Pochmann for corners.. and i avg around 1:50...
Are there any 3style corner lists? In your opinions, what are the best buffers? Right now I use UF and UBL.
Personally I like URB, ULB isn't bad it Just isn't for me. UFR is just as good as URB.
UF isn't a bad you have the option of more RU and MU style speedoptimal algs, But you have to take advantage of that. I personally use FD (LOL orientation) I find that I can visualize the comms better than the RU spam things.
I think Riffz has an alg list for both (ULB and UF). I would say you should make your own list and if you have trouble figuring something fast out you can always hit up aronpm, Riffz, Zane, or me.
Riffz' list is DF. His list is what motivated me to learn 3style edges
UF/DF and UBL/UBR buffers are the most commonly used and therefore have the most documentation. So what you're currently using is fine.
Here's a corner list by riffz.
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