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R U’ R2 F R F’ U2 R’ F R F’Say you have a last slot case where the pair can be inserted with R U R', and you can see that you will get a dot OLL. What is an alg to orient all of the last layer edges?
R U’ R2 F R F’ U2 R’ F R F’Say you have a last slot case where the pair can be inserted with R U R', and you can see that you will get a dot OLL. What is an alg to orient all of the last layer edges?
Sorry but you said to correct the errors:I have not been practicing Fridrich F2L more than a few weeks.
I wrote these personal notes for helping myself out getting better.
if you have any thoughts feel free to post them.
my biggest problem is to spot the two pieces (looking ahead). putting them together is really intuitiv when you get the hang of it. the challenge here is to know the fastest way to do it. pairing up can be done in many ways. some ways can just be done in less moves than others.
I found that once you can cathegorize the sitations in your head it becomes easy to "find" the solution to it.
I cathegorize as follows:
1. pieces already next to each other
2. seperate pieces
pairs can either already be solved correctly or you have to take them apart and bring them back together correctly.
seperate pieces "just" have to be put together corectly.
when you work the pieces around the top layer remember to use an unsolved slot.
most of the time you have to bring one of the two pieces into the f2l keeping one piece in the top layer. from there you can position it so when the other piece is taken back they are in either a pair or a potenstional set.
moves from here is found in the very basic solution.
also, please correct me if you find errors
-Sigurd
That's an old postSorry but you said to correct the errors:
categorize*
intiuitive*
situations*
separate*
positional*
moves from here are*
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Not sure, I don’t use CFOP. Try just searching@PetrusQuber what cross trainer do you recommend?
cstimer. Under 3x3, you can choose easy cross, and then choose the number of moves you'd like to practice.@PetrusQuber what cross trainer do you recommend?
thank youuWait 2 look OLL and PLL?
If you haven’t finished 4LLL yet, make sure you have and drill the algs. Make sure all your algs are good ones from trusted websites, and practise them. Keep solving and solving.
Look on some F2L websites and videos for tips, and try going through every F2L case with an alg sheet every day to put it into your head. Make sure to understand how they work, and practise them.
For cross, work with a cross trainer to get your cross around 7 moves, then try planning it out in inspection.
And keep solving
1.10What do you average right now?
Most people would recommend going sub-1 with LBL before anything else1.10
well he learned so its prob from the advanced f2l vids like jperms, so its probably that he learned the algs for advanced f2lOk, but first, read before posting because this is a bit confusing to read.
And what do you mean with advanced F2L? Do you mean that you use unsolved slots to pair up pieces, insert pieces from different angles, and have efficient solutions. Or you mean just using algs for F2L?
well he learned so its prob from the advanced f2l vids like jperms, so its probably that he learned the algs for advanced f2l
he might have used fingertricks to get fasterBut, it's not only algs, it's also the capacity to use unsolved slots to pair up pieces, insert and make pairs from different angles, etc. And I want him to tell what he has done and do for F2L, so I have a clue in what to help, because for me it doesn't really seem normal for someone's F2L times go that high.
And I assume he is talking about just the "41" algs to solve F2L pairs because normally people get higher times when they use new algs and don't have then into muscle memory.
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