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Here's a dumb and silly FMC I did at home using a random tnoodle scramble: It's a 34 done with NISS, I didn't have time to deal with insertions, so I just used a move optimal T-Perm that left me with no AUF to finish the solve. I still consider myself a medium level FMCer, so I'd like to know if...

Alright... At this point what you have is @Ranzha's Method, with Forcing R. It's a good concept, but I don't think it's new. Sorry about that.

Does anyone have a better Diag-Pi alg than what is listed on the Kirmeep site? The alg is in FCN and is this: B' R' B U' B' R' B' L' Having every other move be a B move is really terrible.

So I've read a lot about NLS and how it is a great alternative to ZZ-CT that requires fewer algs and a different recognition method. However, I can't seem to find the original post for NLS. Can someone give me a link, or post number + thread, to the write-up NLS?

Speaking of the right order to learn cases. What's the correct, and simplest way to learn TTLL? I am ambidextrous, so I'll be using all the mirrors. I will then proceed onto learning TSLE. I want to learn ZZ-CT in as painless a way as possible. Can I also get a list of all the TTLLs that are...

TSLE + Corner is different from ZZ OLS. ZZ OLS assumes that the pair is already made, which is fine, but requires an extra step + look. TSLE + Corner requires you to learn 5 variations for each TSLE (one for each possible position of the White corner). However, at this point, we're just...

Actually, it wouldn't. See, in ZZ-CT we just solve the egde. The attached corner might be white, or it might be yellow. Either way TSLE is solved.

Sorry, I want an alg that doesn't start with a Y or a U. I want to solve THAT angle, not some other angle. Sorry if I wasn't clear about that. P.S. I need some new G-Perms for big cubes. EDIT: I'm going to use [R U R' U : R' U2 R U R' U2 L U' R U L'] for my Y-Perm from the non-standard angle...

Yeah, that's it. Is there a better alg for that angle?

I'm trying to remember an alg that I used to know. It was a Y-perm, but not from the typical angle; It swapped UF and UL, as well as UFL and UBR. The first two moves were R' U2. If it makes it any easier to find, I read this alg in a post by the user Chree. P.S. If anyone finds Chree's post...

So there was a thread I had found a few months ago, and I want to find it again. It was a thread talking about N and Y perms, and how they could be made better. Robert Yau made a post in this thread where showed off this Y-perm: F R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' R U R' U' F' I can't find it at all.

Anyone have a commutator tutorial for the 4x4 edges and centers? I've found guides for corner comms already.

Does this program run on Linux?

bobthegiraffemonekey, what was your method for skewb blind? Do you think you could recall it?

Anyone know how to solve the Skewb Blindfolded? I've been thinking about this for quite a while and I've gotten nowhere with this. It's quite challenging for me to visualize how to do this.