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06-13-2010 10:28 PM
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Premium Member
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Princeton, NJ, USA
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Revamped advanced F2L page
15 June: Color scheme now adjustable from http://cubefreak.net/site/colorscheme.html
16 June: Cleaned up color changing code. Cube color now also adjustable.
Advanced F2L
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The F2L List section lists almost all D-cross normal F2L cases, where a case here is defined by the pair pattern (e.g. Q1), the target slot, and any empty slot. This means that two configurations belong to the same case if they are interchangeable with a U move, but not with y or Dw move. For each case, we have provided reasonable algorithms that solve the case without first reducing to another case, i.e. algorithms not beginning with y or Dw. This list is inspired by the F2L series on Simpei Araki's cublog, CubeSpace.
The list excludes Jeff2L cases as well as special F2L cases, intended control more than normal cases (e.g. OLL skip). Adjacent-slot Jeff2L as well as some special cases are listed after the normal F2L.
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Actually, I haven't yet included things like R'U2RDw'RUR' that include a rotation or a double layer turn in the middle.
Orientation-Preserving F2L
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It is easy to recognize when the last F2L pair have all U pieces on U layer correctly oriented. In these situations, the algorithms below solve last pair and the last layer orientation, leaving only PLL. Of course, The list excludes pair patterns where the corner or the edge is incorrectly oriented in place. The better algorithms are worth learning.
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Jeff2L
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Jeff2L refers to any F2L case where neither the corner nor the corresponding edge is in the U layer, and where at least one is in a wrong slot. When there are only such F2L pairs (as it happens all the time to Jeff, after whom Jeff2L is named), most cubers do RUR', say, to get a normal F2L case.
We provide here a complete list of adjacent-slot Jeff2L cases, as well as a few special diagonal-slot cases. Since these cases have fairly easy recognition, they may be useful even when there is a normal F2L case.
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and more random stuff.
Tell me if there's something that should be on these lists!
Last edited by macky : 07-13-2010 06:10 PM at 06:10 PM.
Reason: edited links
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06-13-2010 10:30 PM
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: CA
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Amazing stuff! Good work, this is very useful to me. Thanks .
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PB's1/5/12/100: 2x2:LOL/3.34/4.02/4.23 3x3: 8.46(Oll skip), 9.81 (Full Step)/14.62/16.02/17.47
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06-13-2010 10:30 PM
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Sela
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Oakville, ON, Canada
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whoahhhh
I like. 
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Waffo: ya Joey is short
Waffo: like, THAR HE ... where'd he go *looks down* THAR HE IS :1
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06-13-2010 10:36 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Los Angeles
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¡Me gusta!
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PB Averages of 12: [2x2: 3.76] [3x3: 13.88] [4x4: 1:11.54] [5x5: 2:20.21] [Square-1: 23.34] [Clock: 9.70]
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06-13-2010 10:38 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Colorado Springs, CO, USA, North America, Earth
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I like those rotationless insertions. Very nice.
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A friend, after I explained what 'cutting a corner' was: "Oh, so it's kind of for people who are lazy turners?"
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06-13-2010 10:43 PM
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Weston's Sister
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Texas, USA.
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Awesome, Macky! Thank you.
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06-13-2010 10:52 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Toronto
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Awesome! Thanks
and does anyone know where I can find algs from Nakajima, apparently they are very good.
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CLL 16/42
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06-13-2010 10:59 PM
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Weston's Sister
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Texas, USA.
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Originally Posted by Neo63
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Awesome! Thanks
and does anyone know where I can find algs from Nakajima, apparently they are very good.
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http://www.youtube.com/cutexcuber
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Anthony: Are you DEMANDING two rounds?
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06-13-2010 11:08 PM
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Westicles
Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 559
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Originally Posted by ianini
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¡Me gusta!
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lolspanishgrammar
(I think...)
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David: yes, your facebreast sags upward is what I am saying
OH single/avg5/avg12: 9.30/14.xy/15.63
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06-16-2010 03:37 AM
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Sweet!!Also nice pic  |
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