Memorizing PLL's

[icetea666]

I want to ask a simple question.

I memorize pll's by continuous solve of the same PLL.And after few minutes my hand "gets used to" that PLL case.And i don't even know what algorithm i use.

Do you think that this is correct way of learning PLL?And why for both answers?

thx,icetea666

 

[Enter]

for the start it is but try to perform the pll on a big cube that isn't so fast! than you know the answer

 

[icetea666]

for the start it is but try to perform the pll on a big cube that isn't so fast! than you know the answer

well i have v-cube 5 aside from standard 3x3x3.Unfortunately none of those is fast enough.

What did you mean by "then you will know"?

 

[Enter]

because you got the pll in your hand when you perform it an a big cube so you get confused because of the finger tricks and can not perform it! When you know the combination you will not have these problem

 

[icetea666]

because you got the pll in your hand when you perform it an a big cube so you get confused because of the finger tricks and can not perform it! When you know the combination you will not have these problem

Hm... maybe.But i dont have any problems with 7 OLL's i know on v-cube 5.

Ofc PLL's are much complicated to recognize.At least i think so.

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

With practise I think they are just as easy to recognize as OLLs.

 

[icetea666]

With practise I think they are just as easy to recognize as OLLs.

Ofc they are.But in the beginning of OLL, only thing that i need to care about is white pieces set-up.And in PLL there are 4 colors.

But everything you say is true ofc

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

Nice thing is that in OLL, you have to "look" for the stickers on 20 places (the whole U-layer), but in PLL you only have to look on the 12 side stickers.

Everything I say is true?

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