Chris Olson's 2x2 Website

[Rubiks560]

https://cyotheking.squarespace.com/

Finally finished! This has all the 2x2 algorithms that I use for speedsolving. I will also be genning more algs (Multiple angles, faster algs, different AUFs etc)
So I will be adding algs a lot. Hope this helps anyone looking to learn EG.

 

[Isaac Paurus]

Nice! i will check it out. Just wondering, what's EG? is it the same as ortega?

 

[ben1996123]

cool. mebby I'll learn EG. probably not. looks nice though.

 

[CHJ]

cool. mebby I'll learn EG. probably not. looks nice though.

Oh it is! I tell you im breaking PB's like crazy just off a few algs, and not just because i wasn't great to begin with

 

[cuber952]

why would you make a 2x2 website? You're slow at 2x2.

 

[JasonK]

Nice! i will check it out. Just wondering, what's EG? is it the same as ortega?

EG:
1. Make a face (no algs)
2.Solve the cube (128 algs)

 

[Isaac Paurus]

EG:
1. Make a face (no algs)
2.Solve the cube (128 algs)

any face? just face, no layer? 128 algs? srsly? sounds interesting.

 

[5BLD]

Chris Olson's 2x2 Website.

any face? just face, no layer? 128 algs? srsly? sounds interesting.

Yes just a face. 128 aint a lot. Especially when 42 can be done intuitively. Yes it's interesting.
Also, the main problem i had when i learnt eg was locating the D-block just saying

 

[Isaac Paurus]

Yes just a face. 128 aint a lot. Especially when 42 can be done intuitively. Yes it's interesting.
Also, the main problem i had when i learnt eg was locating the D-block just saying

do you know of any good tutorials?

 

[F perm]

I think the 5th Sune case for Eg1 is messed up.

 

[MaeLSTRoM]

do you know of any good tutorials?

Learn CLL first. EG is just an extension of it where you place the first face, but not necessarily permuted correctly, then solve everything, so CLL is important for recognition. Don't really know a good CLL tutorial though.

 

[Rubiks560]

I think the 5th Sune case for Eg1 is messed up.

Works for me.

Learn CLL first. EG is just an extension of it where you place the first face, but not necessarily permuted correctly, then solve everything, so CLL is important for recognition. Don't really know a good CLL tutorial though.

Rowe has a good tutorial.

 

[F perm]

The picture for the case is messed up. I think.

 

[Rubiks560]

Oh yeah...somebody reported that ages ago. I never fixed it since it doesn't effect my recognition system.

 

[F perm]

Alright it just threw my recog off.

 

[tx789]

Another location of algs so I can finish CLL
and more EG-1 algs so I can learn a Sune, Antisune, H, T and L for 2-look eg 1

 

[RCTACameron]

Oh yeah...somebody reported that ages ago. I never fixed it since it doesn't effect my recognition system.

And the picture for the second on.

But thanks for that website, I have already learnt a new alg for a bad case that I will probably switch to.

 

[CuberMan]

bookmarked.

 

[FatBoyXPC]

Learn CLL first.

Why not EG1 first? Making a face with a permuted block is much easier than making a full layer. I'm pretty sure I average less than 6 moves / face for ortega and I'm not good at 2x2 at all.

 

[Escher]

Why not EG1 first? Making a face with a permuted block is much easier than making a full layer. I'm pretty sure I average less than 6 moves / face for ortega and I'm not good at 2x2 at all.

Simply because most people already know algs for CLL with realising and the algs are extremely easy to follow for the most part.