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By no means world class but back in 2018 at my last comp using ZZ I got a 10.57 single and a 15.25 average. If I remember correctly that single was very close to my overall pb at the time, I only ever got 3 sub 10s with ZZ unofficially before switching to cfop. Before that I had a 13.67 single...

New website looks great! I've been using the old version to train my ZBLLs for a while so I'm very happy to see an update to it, UI definitely got a lot cleaner. Previously I had a problem with the scrambles loading, after 100-150 solves in the average I would have to reset the session because...

“I can easily skip learning 57 OLL algorithms if I learn 3 to get EO and 7 to do the corners. In my experience this solves any case so I don’t see a reason to learn the rest”

If you click on the link to the spreadsheet and go to the second tab, I've highlighted in red the cut off point and every case below that line is "not worth it". Keep in mind it's 14 not including dots. Interestingly the less worth it cases tend to have better algs which is similar to the sunes...

Introduction This is a post aimed at people who are interested in learning algs, specifically large subsets of 1 Look Last Layer (1LLL)(or anyone who just happens to be curious). Needless to say, 1LLL is a lot of algs (3915) which makes it very challenging to learn and it doesn't help that...

Team blind certainly is fun. How would they rank it though? Would the world record go to 2 people, and could someone on the world record team also be a member of the WR2 team? Is there a distinction between the solver and the speaker or would they change positions throughout the average...

I enjoy abusing f R f’ or f’ L f type moves and as a result have started rotating a lot less.

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Is anyone else getting a 0.5-1 second delay each time they input a case before it shows you the next one?

Has it been determined which OLS cases it's better to use TSLE for?

I used to use ZZ-CT and around a year after I quit, I was just doing some random hand scrambles and I happened to get a TTLL while solving and I saw the case and immediately did it. Then I kinda had a moment after the solve where I couldn’t quite believe I had just done that but then when I...

I had a 4BLD solve that was PR by 12 minutes DNFed for this too… What hurt the most is that the delegate agreed that rule was dumb but still had to enforce it. It shouldn’t be a thing in the first place. (I managed to rebeat this stolen solve on my 3rd attempt so there’s a happy ending but it...

I agree. There are a lot of situations and rules that must be specified before we can start doing solves. However I think it’s only a matter of determining these and once Silky or others have them set we can begin giving recons/examples/solves.

Yes that sounds good. The one caveat with example solves is people may end up seeing stuff they otherwise wouldn’t have if they were not going so slow and hence may become more efficient. This probably wouldn’t be too hard to avoid by basically saying as a rule of thumb don’t try too hard to...

We should also be specific in the way we solve with a certain method. For example, making sure to only use something like base CFOP. This means despite most CFOP users making use of other alg sets, whoever does the test must consciously try to avoid that. This would mean nothing like WV, VLS...

I found this nice OLLCP alg for the bad C shape OLL: R’ U2 R2 U R2’ U R U2 R’ F R F‘. I quite like this and I’ll always use it when I see the case (sometimes I even do it when I don’t have the CP cause it’s a pretty fun regripless alg). Idk if it’s actually worth and I haven’t bothered looking...

Yeah I thought it might come down to that, I guess I could always gen my own algs for cases where the 2H algs are really bad for OH. I don't plan on learning it but It would be nice to have in case I felt like learning it or just a few cases. I would also just like to see someone do it to see if...

Unfortunately I think you're misunderstanding. On Jperms website he shows OH OLLs, what I'm looking for are OH OLLCPs which solve OLL and do corner permutation at the same time. Jperm's website doesn't even have OLLCP for 2 handed.

Does anyone know of a place I can find OH OLLCP algorithms? I'd also like to know if there is anyone who has explored using OLLCP one handed or even just a discussion somewhere about it. Thanks!