Bindedsa
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NoI found r U R' U' r' F2 R2 U' R' U' R U2 R' U' F2 though, if that's what you meant.
It was you, I'm guessing if you forgot you don't use it?
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NoI found r U R' U' r' F2 R2 U' R' U' R U2 R' U' F2 though, if that's what you meant.
I also found R' U2 R2 U R U' R' U R U R2 U' R', for the same case. It's just cancelling the Antisune into an OH Z perm, yours might be better, but I'm too lazy to switch.Huh, I could've sworn you were the guy who found the alg that bindedsa mentioned too...
I have way too many algorithms to list so I'll just share one which I think is really cool.
Setup: R' U2 R U2 R U2 R' U' R U' R2' U2 R
What do you notice about this case? It almost looks like a regular sune. But if you did a sune, you would end up with a U perm. This tells you that the edges have been cycled in the wrong direction. But you can change this.
1. Simply swap UBL and UBR, and UB and UF by doing R' U2 R. So now we have effectively transformed the case into a sune.
2. Do a sune: R U R' U R U2 R' U2
3 Undo the setup moves R' U2 R and you're done.
The whole alg becomes R' U2 R2 U R' U R U2 R' U2 R' U2 R.
I hope you've enjoyed reading this and learning this algorithm![]()
do you mean doing: M R U' R' U M', If so I also use that for OH. Only when the pair is misoriented though.I'm probably the only one who does partial edge control with the split pair case (not very often though. I sometimes just can't get over my muscle memory and do the alg)
EDIT: and I found the alg by myself. Sadly it wasn't unique.
Yes that alg. I also sometimes use it to orient all edges on LL. The edge case is easy to recognise.do you mean doing: M R U' R' U M', If so I also use that for OH. Only when the pair is misoriented though.
Yes that alg. I also sometimes use it to orient all edges on LL. The edge case is easy to recognise.
That's the only time I use it.
I would rotate and useYou don't use it to avoid dot cases?
I found this F2L on my own: R'2 F R F' R and called it the "super sledge". Which also led me to R' U R' F R F' R. And l R U' R' U l'. And all lefthand mirrors.
Then of course it turned out to be pretty common. Especially that 2nd one, which Jayden McNeill had in one of his F2L vids. Chris Olson showed off the inverse of it in a recent video: R' F R' F' R U' R
I still haven't seen the "super sledge" in any tutorials. But the mirror l2 F' l' U l' is on the wiki.
Too lazy to type. Thanks to Ranzha for a better alg.
anyway
W OLL - R' F' U' F2 U R U' R' F' R
Dang. Wish I had seen that second one before. That's nice.
I'm pretty sure I showed off super sledge in my video.
I still haven't seen the "super sledge" in any tutorials. But the mirror l2 F' l' U l' is on the wiki.
W OLL - R' F' U' F2 U R U' R' F' R
Ooh, I like this. I'm going to use it.
Wow, I just spent waaaaay too long looking for this, like over an hour. I should stop dedicating myself to pointless tasks. I do like your name for it, it's used in a few ZBLLs like: R U R' y R' U' R U R2 F R F' R or R U R' y U R' U R U' R2 F R F' R and in this Pureflip/twist 1LLL case R U R' y U R2 F R F' R, and it's nice to have a names for things.
I already use this[emoji12]I found this 2x2 adjacent swap
R' F R F' R U2' R' U R U2' R'
Sameer used this in his WR average iirc. That's where I got it from.I found this 2x2 adjacent swap
R' F R F' R U2' R' U R U2' R'