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42- Method Proposal

The video mentions the beginners variation uses 13 algs instead of 42. Can you point out what those 13 are?
I see the doc, but it seems to show even more than 42, so I don't get it yet.

thanks.

-= Solvador Cubi
Oh yes. 7 of them are OCLL doing normal OCLL things.
These are the 6 cases you'll need to learn

I will be updating it and turning it into a text tutorial eventually but it functions reasonably well as a cheat sheet for now. They are also the cases which I demonstrate in the later half of the video.
 
Using those 6 L5C algs makes sense for me now, thanks!
so it looks like the avg movecount using the 13 algs, would be about 18 moves.

I'm also looking forward to you posting an "alg set" for EO+FR or 2opp EO.

thanks for you work on this.. keep it coming!
 
Really a GOOD method. 28 STM
 
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Really a GOOD method. 28 STM
 
I want to switch from columns to 42 but it looks a little bit complicated. any good way to transition?
 
I want to switch from columns to 42 but it looks a little bit complicated. any good way to transition?
Since you do collumns i recommend trying SSC. And about 42, do roux first for a bit, and learn CMLL, (since 42 is a roux variant) and now, learn 2LBTR, and finnaly start learning full recognition.
 
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