carcass
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Thank you, I love your dedication to the curvy copter. I am used to the cubicle, but I can't say one is better without trying both right?
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Thank you, I love your dedication to the curvy copter. I am used to the cubicle, but I can't say one is better without trying both right?
OreKehStrah
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The stickers SCS has made for my 4 CCs have all been about the same quality as the ones theCubicle used to make so you don’t have to worry about that.
One Wheel
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The sticker material quality is the same, I only had issues with how they were cut. I ordered about 12 different colors, so I could choose a color scheme, and 8 or 9 of the sheets were perfect.
OreKehStrah
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The only issue I’ve had with the cuts was one set was on the absolute edge of the sticker backing paper and got partially cut of as if it was removed with a hole puncher. It was weird.
carcass
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How do you make your own stickers out of sticker sheets?
OreKehStrah
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You need a sticker template and a vinyl cutter. Although this is the curvy copter thread. Not the how to make stickers thread.
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https://superphluous.github.io/curvycopterl4c.html.
This comes from an old (maybe not that old) thread, which talks about COLL algorithms for curvy copter, but I have a question.
I just can't avoid X perm after using the algorithms (most of the time).
Can someone help me???
This comes from an old (maybe not that old) thread, which talks about COLL algorithms for curvy copter, but I have a question.
I just can't avoid X perm after using the algorithms (most of the time).
Can someone help me???
OreKehStrah
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If you're willing to learn like 7 algs, you can always avoid the X perm
Sorry, I can't understand???
OreKehStrah
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You should be using move optimal OCLL every time. If you want to avoid X Perm, you learn an extra 7 algs, one for each OCLL, that will orient them differently to not give you an X perm
oh really? how can i find them?
OreKehStrah
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CC L4C Avoid X perm with optimal movecount OCLL
S: UB UL UR UB UL UF UL UF UR UF UR UB UL UR UB UF
*Std angle, UFR permuted, UFL goes to UBR, UBR goes to UBL, UBL goes to UFL
A: UB UF UL UR UF UL UB UL UB UR UB UR UF UL UR UF
*Sune angle so UFL is orientated, UBL permuted, UFL goes to UBR, UBR goes to UFR, UFR goes to UFL
T: UF UR UB UL UR UF UL UR UB UL UF UL UF UR
*Flipped cnrs in front, UFL permuted, UFR to UBR, UBR to UBL, UBL to UFR
U: UB UF UL UF UR UF UR UB UR UB UL UB UF UR
*HL on Right, UBR flipped and permuted, Front corner side bar that matches left side color, UBL goes to UFR,
UFR goes to UFL
L: UL UB UF UR UF UL UF UL UB UL UB UR UB UF
*Std Angle, Front left corner permuted and flipped, UFR Ori and goes to UBR, UBL corner goes to UFR
H: UR UF UR UF UL UF UL UB UL UR UF UL UR UB
*F triple sexy angle, HL on front and back, Top front are op colors, Top back are matching color and matches right side color,
UBR is permuted, UFR goes to UFL, UFL goes to UBL, UBL goes to UFR
The alg is just the mirror of the standard lol
P: UL UF UR UB UF UR UB UL UB UR UB UF UR UF
* Diag Pi COLL set, HL on left, Top left Color matches left side color, Right T shape of corners has op colors on top, Right side should be a solid color
E perm of corners with standard angle, UFL swaps with UBL, UFR swaps with UBR
As long as you are using the movecount optimal OCLLs posted at the start of the thread, these should allow you to avoid xperm and get a CPLL skip so you only need to do one alg for LL
OreKehStrah
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No problem.
Here is a link to full Curvy Copter CLL, which will let you solve all the corners of the last layer with just one alg:
Thanks, I'll try them.
Probably this problem, I think.
How to fix it?
OreKehStrah
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what I would do is set up an x perm, then do each OCLL in reverse and memorize what the LL looks like and learn to recognize it. If you don't already know how to do CP recognition for something like 3x3 or 2x2, go learn that first.
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