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3 Sticker sune-CLL recognition method

scottishcuber

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This is the recognition system I came up with, and have always used, to recognise the Sune-CLLs using the same 3 sticker positions everytime.

Rowe’s system (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHP2Hlgce-k) just wasn’t doing it for me. Chris Olson’s recent video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2RKsfjWEmA) also outlines the conventional method of recognition, although I think it is outdated and harder to apply than my system.

The sticker positions are always: FLU, RFU and UBR (where the bold letter indicates which of the three stickers of the corner is to be recognised, although this is common knowledge)


Images shown in anti-CLL pairs:

Sune:apIwW6F.png (R U R' U R U2' R')
diag:S4Vcp5D.png (R' F R2 F' R U2 R' U' R2)

Niklas:3VMadFY.png (R U' L' U R' U' L)
diag-Niklas:WyXLZUS.png (F R' F' R U2 R U2 R')

crap: BTisGJY.png (y2 R U' R U' R' U R' D' R U' R')
diag-crap:OFE9fJX.png ( R' F2 R U2' R U' R' F)

(called the last one name because I don't know the name) edit: it shall be called crap because it is crap.

Pros:
• Fast/faster recognition
• Easier recognition for beginners (in my opinion)
• Easier to one-look as you only need to focus on 3 stickers in the same place every time, rather than tracking up to four stickers in the other system.
• Easily applicable to the Antisune set
• Can be used for ANY CxLL set (COLL, CMLL)

Cons:
• It will be difficult to change systems even if you are a relatively new CLL user.

Every CLL subset can be fully recognised using only 3 stickers that appear on 3 different corners.
 
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I don't CLL enough that it's too late for me to switch, and I like this system. I'll probably end up doing both this and the 4-sticker system I use, depending on angle. I've already managed to learn it, though I'll need to practice obviously so I don't mess it up. Thanks!
 
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