Kenneth
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Lars Vandenbergh also has a nice page, there is one at Speedcubing and I'm pretty sure there are more COLL pages around.
Note that a commutator for corners (some common COLL's are nothing but commutators) newer changes edges and are therefore useless for XCLL. For those it is of corse possible to recreate the commutaror to also affect edges but that makes a compleatly new alg to learn. I have not gone that far (at least not yet), trying to use my usual set of COLL's, CLL's and ZB's. Or when corners are permuted from start work with 2xSune in all possible variations. I think I can solve some 2:5 of the total 300+ XCLL's that way.
But recocnition is wery often slow, also to remember the Sune combo for the case when it is one of those takes time. But it is pretty intuitive using the Sunes so even if you don't rememder the combo you can often figure it out on the fly, pretty fun cubing like that if you don't care about the time =)
Note that a commutator for corners (some common COLL's are nothing but commutators) newer changes edges and are therefore useless for XCLL. For those it is of corse possible to recreate the commutaror to also affect edges but that makes a compleatly new alg to learn. I have not gone that far (at least not yet), trying to use my usual set of COLL's, CLL's and ZB's. Or when corners are permuted from start work with 2xSune in all possible variations. I think I can solve some 2:5 of the total 300+ XCLL's that way.
But recocnition is wery often slow, also to remember the Sune combo for the case when it is one of those takes time. But it is pretty intuitive using the Sunes so even if you don't rememder the combo you can often figure it out on the fly, pretty fun cubing like that if you don't care about the time =)
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