Curvy Copter Discussion(New)

From my POV either you don't quite get what the jumble moves are and made a few of them during the scramble, or you've got a friend/family member who got their hands on the puzzle and did them for you. Just because the puzzle remained in cube shape during the scramble doesn't mean that no jumble moves were made. If you turn two edges, UR and FL for example, to their first clockwise jumbling position and then do a full 180° turn of the UF edge you can easily undo those first two edge moves and still have a perfectly cubic puzzle. However, doing that sequence will have taken two center pieces out of their original orbits. The two remaining blue center triangle pieces are in the same orbit. There's no way to move either of them into another orbit, which is what you need to do, without doing a single jumble.
It's possible I did a few jumbling moves to be honest even if it is in the cube shape, but even with jumbling I haven't been able to switch it back. I decided to switch to solving the blue side first since this is the only one I've had problems with and just need to switch these two pieces at this point, marked A and B. What's an algorithm that fixes this? (Obviously this would require jumbling.)
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EDIT: figured it out myself from watching RedKB's jumbling tutorial. So I don't leave anyone who needs this information in the dark, here's the alg: x UR UL UR+ FL+ UF UR UL
 
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It's possible I did a few jumbling moves to be honest even if it is in the cube shape, but even with jumbling I haven't been able to switch it back. I decided to switch to solving the blue side first since this is the only one I've had problems with and just need to switch these two pieces at this point, marked A and B. What's an algorithm that fixes this? (Obviously this would require jumbling.)View attachment 21523

Made a quick video that'll hopefully help you out a little bit.
 
Just got my first ever (and as far as I know, the world's first ever?) sub-1 on Curvy Copter (with jumbling) in the weekly comp! Shockingly it was a 53.70, my previous PB/WB was 1:05.xx. I haven't been practicing much recently but the solve was pretty lucky and my turning was super smooth, so it really all just fell into place for a nice solve that I'm really excited about!! Sadly I stopped recording my Curvy Copter solves a while ago so I don't have it on video, but maybe this will inspire me to start recording again in case another crazy solve happens soon. :)
 
It has results on the speedsolving.com forum. If any good curvy copter solver sees this, how are you so fast, what fingertricks and algs do you use??? And I made the mistake of trying to mod my CC. Now the pieces move past each other better but it also catches a lot.
 
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