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  1. C

    Letter count metric PLL challenge

    ========== Introduction ========== In cubing, the term "metric" means a system for counting moves. The most famous and common one by far is OBTM (outer block turn metric, also known as HTM, half turn metric) as it is the wca's official metric for NxNxN puzzles. Other famous metrics include QTM...
  2. EveryDayGamer2763

    What to do after full PLL

    Nearly finished PLL, just need to learn R-Perms what do I do after? Idk if I should learn full oll just yet but I don't know what else to do/learn (I average sub-30 btw, trying to get sub-25) Edit: just finished learning r-perms lets go
  3. ErmAcshuelly27

    New Ja perm algorithm

    I have discovered a new Ja perm. It uses no rotation and uses only F, U, and R moves the algorithm is as follows: F U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' R U R' F'. You hold the cube so that the two corners are on the right side and the two edges that need to swap are on the R and B sides.
  4. P

    PLL 2-sided Recognition Guide - pTr

    This will be a guide showing how to recognize any PLL case by only looking at two adjacent sides. During the PLL stage of a solve, the PLL case can always be figured out by only looking at the six visible stickers above the E layer. There are many ways of doing this; this guide just shows the...
    • pTr
    • Thread
    • 2-side pll recognition advanced advanced cfop advanced speedcubing cfop cfop improvement pll recognition recognition methids recognition tips
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: How-to's, Guides, etc.
  5. VortexCuber

    Averaging 25 seconds on 3x3 with CFOP, know 2 look OLL and PLL, as well as a few extra PLLs, and most F2L solutions. How to improve from here?

    I have been averaging the same about the past few months, I don't know how to improve.
  6. GRVigo

    First release of "The Ultimate Last Layer Algorithms Collection"

    Let me introduce you to the first version of “The Ultimate Last Layer Algorithms Collection”. It’s a series of PDF documents with a selection of algorithms for 1LLL, PLL, OLL, COLL, ZBLL, and anti-ZBLL. You can download them from this Mega link, in a single ZIP file of 138.9 MB. (Download new...
  7. asbjorn

    My hodge podge method for predicting PLL from OLL in one look

    I have been working on this for at least the last few months, and it's a result of tireless fixation and hyperfocus. I don't expect it to be that useful, but it's my hope that someone can take this info, and make use of it in a way that is more efficient than I can at the moment. The link will...
    • asbjorn
    • Thread
    • cfop lookahead techniques oll pll prediction
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Puzzle Theory
  8. gedikli

    I cerated a website for all CFOP algs, Which may help you.

    I created a website which may help you. It includes All Rubik's Cube Algorithms at Cubingle! Hey everyone! I wanted to share something cool with all the Rubik's Cube enthusiasts here! 🎉 I've just launched a new website called cubingle.com, where I've compiled all the algorithms you need to...
  9. GRVigo

    Help with a project called "The Ultimate Last Layer Algorithms Collection"

    Recently I have been dedicated to improving my solver. I have rewritten it from scratch, and now it is faster, along with other improvements, but I still need to redesign the user interface, which, at the pace I’m going, will take me a few more months before I can make it available to everyone...
  10. Christopher Mowla

    Calculating the Number of K4 "PLLs" on the nxnxn Cube

    Hey guys, what's up? This is a follow-up thread to Calculating the Number of K4 "OLLs" on an nxnxn Cube. TLDR of that thread: @cuBerBruce ultimately was the one to find a method to find the number of OLLs there are on the nxnx in the 14th post. I wrote this paper to help to visualize his...
  11. GeographicalCuber

    Geographicalcuber's progression thread - Sub 3 3BLD & Sub 40 FTO

    This is my new progression thread, and these are my current goals: •Full l4e (I am learning nothing placed) •Getting decent at 3-BLD Sub 3.5 pyra LAST EDITED: 29/07/2024
  12. FennCubing

    Can someone recommend an easier Z perm alg?

    Is there a quicker algorithm for the Z perm that's still easy to pick up? My current alg is for it is M2 U’ M U2 M’ U’ M2 U M2 U’ M U2 M’ U’ M2 U’.
  13. TheSpeedSkewber

    Speedsolving 3x3 Switch Up + TPS Time Trials 2023 | Started

    Speedsolving Time Trials 2023 Main Event: PLL Time Attack Events PLL Time Attack 3x3 Beginner PLL Time Attack And just for fun- 3x3 Beginner's method only NOTE FOR BEGINNER PLL ATTACK The PLLs are T, Y, Ua, Ub, Z and H. NOTE FOR PLL TIME ATTACK For submissions below 35 seconds i require...
  14. Roman

    PLL Recognition trainer (bestsiteever)

    https://bestsiteever.ru/pll_recognition Couldn't find the tool that's fully keyboard-driven and gives you immidiate response when you misguessed the PLL. So just as usual I've made my own, enjoy!
    • Roman
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    • 2-side pll recognition pll pll recognition trainer
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Software Area
  15. V

    Watch me practice PLL and give advice ENDED

    Watch me practice PLL on a zoom meeting and give advice. Or, just watch me practice and chat with me in the chat! Meeting ID: 575 379 5825 Password: ZB8mtX
  16. V

    Good Algorithms Thread

    Ok, this might already exist, but this is just an thread for good algs. That is really all this is for. This might be in the wrong type of discussion, so move it if you need to. I hope this helps people in some way. Bye!
    • VincentCuber
    • Thread
    • 3x3 algorithims algorithm good good algs oll pll thread winter variation zbll
    • Replies: 12
    • Forum: General Speedcubing Discussion
  17. CR4FT3RTW0CUB35

    NATHANAEL'S PROGRESSION THREAD, GOING FOR SUB 20 ON 3X3, sub-5 on 2x2 and more

    I recently learned F2L and I wanna get some tips to achieve sub 20 average FEEL FREE TO BE BRUTALLY HONEST (NOT TOO BRUTAL) AND SHARE WHATEVER TIPS YOU HAVE 😁
  18. D

    what algorithms for pll do you use?

    I was just wondering about posting a post, and this idea came to my head. ''what pll alg do you use?''
  19. GAN Lover

    A poll about PLLs

    ps: L perm = Ja perm
  20. D

    Should I view AUF as a part of PLL or it’s own thing?

    I have a question: Should I view my AUF as a part of my PLL algorithm or should I view it as it’s entire separate part. What I’m asking for is this: If I do a J perm, and my AUF was a U’, if I did the algorithm, should I view the J perm as a J perm with a U’ at the end or as just a J perm and...
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