Robert-Y
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Ooh... I just had an idea (possibly bad...) to add on to that:
Alternative step 4. After the second block, put the last two L and R edges in the top layer. Now solve the corners and position the M edges in the M layer in one go.
Alternative step 5. Permute the L6E (in one go)
Your thoughts on this?
Btw, I have no idea about the number algorithms required to learn for step 4...
EDIT: :S I think it might be around 200+...
Alternative step 4. After the second block, put the last two L and R edges in the top layer. Now solve the corners and position the M edges in the M layer in one go.
Alternative step 5. Permute the L6E (in one go)
Your thoughts on this?
Btw, I have no idea about the number algorithms required to learn for step 4...
EDIT: :S I think it might be around 200+...
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