Parity Case
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Last night, I finished putting together a downloadable PLL guide, with algorithms and performance notes for all 84 angles. It's a PDF containing internal hyperlinks for nonlinear use. The algs I curated are a combination of:
(a) algs I've come up with, either on my own or by using Cube Explorer, and
(b) algs I've come across online (mainly from the SpeedSolving community). Many of these algs I have altered to make them easier to perform.
Hopefully, the offline PLLs will be useful for some people. I realise this won't be everyone's cup of tea, but I made it for my own learning purposes, and would rather share it than just keep it to myself.
https://paritycasecubing.wordpress.com/2015/07/12/pll-algorithms-3x3-a-z-for-all-84-angles/
(As I mention in the blog post, Firefox's PDF viewer gets confused by the hyperlinks, so I suggest downloading it and viewing with Adobe reader, iBooks, etc.)
(a) algs I've come up with, either on my own or by using Cube Explorer, and
(b) algs I've come across online (mainly from the SpeedSolving community). Many of these algs I have altered to make them easier to perform.
Hopefully, the offline PLLs will be useful for some people. I realise this won't be everyone's cup of tea, but I made it for my own learning purposes, and would rather share it than just keep it to myself.
https://paritycasecubing.wordpress.com/2015/07/12/pll-algorithms-3x3-a-z-for-all-84-angles/
(As I mention in the blog post, Firefox's PDF viewer gets confused by the hyperlinks, so I suggest downloading it and viewing with Adobe reader, iBooks, etc.)