Solvador Cubi
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I put together a 4 Look Last Layer method called FIXLL with the goal of using the fewest number of algorithms to memorize instead of 16 (sometimes) unrelated ones.
I was thinking about beginners who aren't interested or inclined to learn all the algs for full OLL and/or PLL yet,
but still want to use something that would be faster than a beginner method while starting off with easy memorization.
It uses only 9 main algorithms to complete the last layer in at most 4 steps.
For Corner OLL/PLL: 3 algs (a sune and 2 triggers, and variations/combinations of them).
Then 6 algs for Edge OLL/PLL using memorable, fun and fast middle slice algs!
http://solvexio.cf/app/#/FIXLL_OnePage
Let me know your thoughts please, and how you think someone at that level could benefit.
I was thinking about beginners who aren't interested or inclined to learn all the algs for full OLL and/or PLL yet,
but still want to use something that would be faster than a beginner method while starting off with easy memorization.
It uses only 9 main algorithms to complete the last layer in at most 4 steps.
For Corner OLL/PLL: 3 algs (a sune and 2 triggers, and variations/combinations of them).
Then 6 algs for Edge OLL/PLL using memorable, fun and fast middle slice algs!
http://solvexio.cf/app/#/FIXLL_OnePage
Let me know your thoughts please, and how you think someone at that level could benefit.