StachuK1992
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one in 4? what all cases are you simplifying to R U' R'?
Lol yeah I couldn't think of anything else. I hate my last name so i just put the R
I didn't know that you could use WV that often, maybe worth to learn.
@Rowe Is that if I can use WV or RLS for all slots (or rotate), or to get it at just FR for example?
Lol yeah I couldn't think of anything else. I hate my last name so i just put the R
It's assuming every regular LS case ends with either R U' R', R U R', F' U' F or F' U F'. They're not evenly distributed of course, and there are algs people use that don't end in either.one in 4? what all cases are you simplifying to R U' R'?
It's assuming every regular LS case ends with either R U' R', R U R', F' U' F or F' U F'. They're not evenly distributed of course, and there are algs people use that don't end in either.
I know almost all of my OLL's from both angles so if I see that I am getting an ENVY then I use another alg which avoids it. Therefore I almost never get ENVY's.
I'm training Winter Variation from the Rowe's website, are good algs (2/3-gen).
It would be nice to have sames WV algorithms mirrored to the left. Is more easy to memorize, and would have a better cost-benefit.
I don't think this works without learning additinal OLL variants.
At least 18 of my (optimal) OLL's are not permuting Corners (Sune,...), and the are also some diagonal OLLs (FRUR'U'F',...) - for all these cases mirroring/inverting my OLL will not make ENVY disapear.
Personally I use even more then 18 non permuting OLLs (around 40) especially for all this cases I use R-OLL recogniton (didn't know it has a name so far)
I was just about to link to that lol.this site might be helpful, http://cube.crider.co.uk/algtrans.html
Yup, mirroring/inverting OLLs isn't effective 1/3rd of the time, you just have to learn a different alg if the alg you normally uses solves diag CP or solved CP.