A Leman
Veteran
I finally decided to type my edge Algorithms into a list. It will not help me very much, but I am sure others will find it useful. I managed to fit them on 2 double-sided pages with the lettering scheme attached.
The old "Very Bad" list Attachment View attachment Leman 3style edges.doc
The longest algs have both targets on the M slice. Since some of these require 10moves and a rotation to be any good, I replaced them with <M,U> algs that I Like. I also do not like the <R,U>/<L,U> cyclic shifts so they are not included. You can check Skarrie’s list for those if you like them.
This took 2 long nights to type, so enjoy!
BUMP:
I have been asked to post my Current Edge cycles by someone who would probably do the same for me if I ever asked.
A lot has changed since I first made my list to learn Commutators almost 2 years ago(I'm old!). Most of the cases are not move optimal anymore and I have changed some cases multiple times since then. Overall, most of the cases that are not easy 8 movers have changed. I still use TuRBo for some cases because they are faster that way and I don't use some theoretically good cases like M'U'M'D'MUM'DM2 because of my experience locking up on them. Others were changed because they did not leave my hand in a good position to between cases. At some point, I came to the conclusion that a rotation can take more time than a wide turn which explains some of the others cases. A couple exceptions to the algs listed that I use would be cases such as xM'URU'MUR'U'x' which I take preference to if I have already done an x rotation in the previous cycle and doing the Left-Right mirror of a case if it cancels a y2 rotation between the next cycle.
I have not changed any cycles for a long time now so these are the final cases that I use. I also don't cube very often so I hope this can help others. There are certainly some very good cases here that may make it worth reading even if you are already world-class or do not use a UF buffer.
The Current List in Word:View attachment Leman 3style edges current.doc
The Current List in .txt : View attachment 3stylecurrent text.txt
The old "Very Bad" list Attachment View attachment Leman 3style edges.doc
The longest algs have both targets on the M slice. Since some of these require 10moves and a rotation to be any good, I replaced them with <M,U> algs that I Like. I also do not like the <R,U>/<L,U> cyclic shifts so they are not included. You can check Skarrie’s list for those if you like them.
This took 2 long nights to type, so enjoy!
BUMP:
I have been asked to post my Current Edge cycles by someone who would probably do the same for me if I ever asked.
A lot has changed since I first made my list to learn Commutators almost 2 years ago(I'm old!). Most of the cases are not move optimal anymore and I have changed some cases multiple times since then. Overall, most of the cases that are not easy 8 movers have changed. I still use TuRBo for some cases because they are faster that way and I don't use some theoretically good cases like M'U'M'D'MUM'DM2 because of my experience locking up on them. Others were changed because they did not leave my hand in a good position to between cases. At some point, I came to the conclusion that a rotation can take more time than a wide turn which explains some of the others cases. A couple exceptions to the algs listed that I use would be cases such as xM'URU'MUR'U'x' which I take preference to if I have already done an x rotation in the previous cycle and doing the Left-Right mirror of a case if it cancels a y2 rotation between the next cycle.
I have not changed any cycles for a long time now so these are the final cases that I use. I also don't cube very often so I hope this can help others. There are certainly some very good cases here that may make it worth reading even if you are already world-class or do not use a UF buffer.
The Current List in Word:View attachment Leman 3style edges current.doc
The Current List in .txt : View attachment 3stylecurrent text.txt
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