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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     No, there are always options. Anyone else care to help me with this case?

     • Artic
     • Post #3,570
     • Feb 29, 2020
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     Yeah, but I'm really looking for a rotationless alg. Anything with m-slice or wide moves is fine. I just want some different options.

     • Artic
     • Post #3,568
     • Feb 29, 2020
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     The u' R U R' u algorithm doesn't solve the case I'm talking about. Your alg solves when the edge is in the right spot and the corner is a U away. Do you have an updated alg for the case I'm referring to. Anyone have any m-slice or wide move algs for this case?

     • Artic
     • Post #3,566
     • Feb 29, 2020
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     For the case above but rotated y so that it is facing at me, does anyone have any rotationless algs? I know I can rotate and solve easily, but I was curious/interested in any cool rotationless algs, especially any using m-slices or r wide moves. Thanks for the help.

     • Artic
     • Post #3,561
     • Feb 28, 2020
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     Do you have other algs for that case? I'm finding that one difficult to finger trick.

     • Artic
     • Post #3,377
     • Feb 6, 2019
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     Thanks Brest! That's a great alg. Also, do you have another for the same case, but when the top layer is rotated U2?

     • Artic
     • Post #3,375
     • Feb 5, 2019
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     The "Request an Alg" Thread

     For the case above but rotated y' so the insertion happens in the back, does anyone have any rotationless algs?

     • Artic
     • Post #3,373
     • Feb 5, 2019
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     [Help Thread] F2L Discussion and Help

     Still looking. Also, how would I search for a google docs link that was posted on this website?

     • Artic
     • Post #1,433
     • Feb 23, 2018
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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     [Help Thread] F2L Discussion and Help

     Thanks! I've seen that video, but it's not the one I'm referring to. It was a link to a website with many more cases shown (diagonal and adjacent f2l). At another point, another member here also posted a google docs with other cases. So I'm looking for any of those two.

     • Artic
     • Post #1,432
     • Feb 21, 2018
     • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      [Help Thread] F2L Discussion and Help

      hello, Sometime ago a member posted links to a website and a google document with algs for diagonal and adjacent f2l cases. Would anyone happen to have those links? Or does anyone have any resources with good algs for diagonal and adjacent f2l cases? thanks

      • Artic
      • Post #1,430
      • Feb 21, 2018
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      Cubeloop?...

      Anyone know what happened to cubeloop.com? The site had tons of useful f2l algs for diagonal and adjacent cases. It was an extremely useful site, but I can't seem to access it in the last few days. Does anyone have any news on the site?

      • Artic
      • Thread
      • Oct 4, 2017
      • Replies: 1
      • Forum: General Speedcubing Discussion
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      thanks for replying. That alg is not bad. And I'm not concerned about L or B moves, just looking for something smooth to perform. Did you manage to generate others?

      • Artic
      • Post #3,154
      • Sep 29, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      Not exactly the easiest to perform, but I do appreciate the suggestion. Have any other algs?

      • Artic
      • Post #3,152
      • Sep 28, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      hey guys, I have another request. Looking at the case below but rotated y2 so the insertion happens in the back. I would like to be able to insert the pair in the back without rotating, so as before, I'm looking for some rotation-less algs. Hopefully some ergonomic ones. thanks

      • Artic
      • Post #3,150
      • Sep 28, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      Thanks for the algs! I was hoping to find a smooth solution, but I agree, it's better to rotate :)

      • Artic
      • Post #3,149
      • Sep 25, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      bump! Still looking for algs.

      • Artic
      • Post #3,146
      • Sep 25, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      Those algs only work to insert in the front. As I mentioned, I need algs for that case but when the cube is rotated y2.

      • Artic
      • Post #3,140
      • Sep 22, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      The "Request an Alg" Thread

      For the case above but rotated y2 so the insertion happens in the back. Does anyone have any rotationless algs to solve it? The algs can have M slices, I'm just looking for something that's rotationless. thanks

      • Artic
      • Post #3,138
      • Sep 20, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      Why Not Teach CLL/ELL?

      The best alg set would definitely be Winter Variation. That's going to give you the most noticeable improvement. In fact, it'll help you avoid some of your troubles with OLL by skipping it completely. It'll also make you feel like you have greater control of your solves because you'll be...

      • Artic
      • Post #86
      • Sep 18, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions
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      Why Not Teach CLL/ELL?

      The problem you're having is that you've maxed out the standard OLL/PLL. What I mean is, knowing OLL/PLL will only get you to about 12-13's. In order to improve, you'll have to learn at least 2 OLLs and PLLs for solving from different angles. Look at all the top cubers and you'll see that...

      • Artic
      • Post #84
      • Sep 18, 2017
      • Forum: Cubing Help & Questions