Cool Frog
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Inspired by Cool Frog, 6:17.44.
My lol method, Roux block, Petrus block, CFOP, EO, CP (fail), CP (success) Z perm? (Nope), LSE, H perm? (Nope), Z perm and done.
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Inspired by Cool Frog, 6:17.44.
That depends if he uses STM or HTM.
8.54, 8.82, 8.50, (12.36), (7.43) = 8.62
lolololol. PLL skip, nl, nl, nl, PLL skip =D
Edit: rolled
8.54, 8.82, 8.50, (12.36), (7.43), 9.73, 10.42, 9.43, 11.93, 8.54, 9.95, 9.16 = 9.50
No that would only affect movecount, M is still legal notation in HTM, it just counts for two moves.
That's ridiculous. I got a 8.7x avg yesterday with one really easy scramble and a pll skip. It was like: 6, 10, 8, 9, 9. I need to widen the gap again :<
It's only 0.05 atm (for avg of 12)![]()
8.92, 8.78, 9.11, 9.47, (12.87), 9.35, 10.02, 11.45, 10.55, (7.88), 8.82, 8.26 = 9.47
Bahahahaha. 3, 10 were PLL skips, 12 was an OLL skip![]()
I would agree, however the wide notation is shorthand for a single side moving, and then a cube rotation. I was trying to distinguish that any slice notation is expressing TWO separate sides turning (meaning a slice move is 2gen within itself).
Here's fun 2-gen Aperm: R' D2 R U R' D2 R U R' D2 R U2 R' D2 R.
Perhaps you should go relearn the definition of a generator. <(R L' x'), U> is still 2gen. MU algs are 2-gen. It is not debatable.
Here's fun 2-gen Aperm: R' D2 R U R' D2 R U R' D2 R U2 R' D2 R.