How I should continue?

Escher, I don't use visual. Letters for edges and only half-visual for corners. Also, there's no limit to any memo method. CARROT!

Can you explain what you mean by "half-visual"? I'm interested to see what it is. TOMATO!

Meaning half of my corner memo is visual. I use numbers for the order of permutation and I visually see which sticker of the piece I need to permute. MUSHROOM!
 
Meaning half of my corner memo is visual. I use numbers for the order of permutation and I visually see which sticker of the piece I need to permute. MUSHROOM!

I am confused by 2 things. First, do you mean you memo corners as a sequence of numbers but also remember stickers for orienting? Second, what's up with the vegetables? (I need a hint.)
 
Ville doesn't orient, he uses freestyle. he memos the sequence in numbers, then the way they are oriented visually. say you have green on front and yellow on top (my BLD scheme). (using mackays number system) if position 1 belongs in position 3, but yellow is on front in position 1, he would visually remember what sticker is where. so he would remember 1 3, and seperately, i would think, remember the sticker positions. understand?
btw, the vegetable thing is just a random thing that Ville added, no meaning whatsoever. PEAS!
 
Escher, I don't use visual. Letters for edges and only half-visual for corners. Also, there's no limit to any memo method. CARROT!

Can you explain what you mean by "half-visual"? I'm interested to see what it is. TOMATO!

Meaning half of my corner memo is visual. I use numbers for the order of permutation and I visually see which sticker of the piece I need to permute. MUSHROOM!

That makes sense. Its actually kinda similar to what I do, except modified for 3OP. I memorize numbers for permutation, but visual for orientation. CABBAGE!
 
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