Dr_Detonation
Regular
I was talking with my brother and he brought up an interesting point.
We all hate parity right? It makes it so hard to recognize our PLLs. But what if we could just do a PLL alg and not have to worry about parity?
Like, if you have an A perm with two diagonal edges swapped. You do one alg that fixes parity and also permutes the last layer.
Of couse, it would be quite a bit of cases.
I'm not sure how much this would affect our solves, but I still think it's a cool idea. Tell me what you think and if it's worth expanding upon.
We all hate parity right? It makes it so hard to recognize our PLLs. But what if we could just do a PLL alg and not have to worry about parity?
Like, if you have an A perm with two diagonal edges swapped. You do one alg that fixes parity and also permutes the last layer.
Of couse, it would be quite a bit of cases.
I'm not sure how much this would affect our solves, but I still think it's a cool idea. Tell me what you think and if it's worth expanding upon.