CLLEF, the evil twin of COLL

I learn you a trick you can use Lars:

CLL: R U2 R' U2 --- R' F R F'
COLL: R U2 R' U2 --- L' U R U' M'

Got it? :)

To make it more fun also try F R' F' R --- L' U R U' M'

I knew that some of of my CMLL algs could be forced to be COLL by addition of some M moves, but never looked at it so systematic. It'S really a big help.

So I might try to learn full COLL just by this.

My first successfull exsample (S- R-Flipp )
CLL = x' U'RU R' xU2R'U2R (8moves)
COLL = x' M’ U'RUr'xU2R'U2R (9moves)
 
@Kenneth
Do you use Partial edgecontrol to get to adjacent oriented edges?

Is it always possibnle to tweak a COLL with M moves or do you also use S moves ?

You can do all using only M, but mabye long then.

As I'm using columns first nowdays I ignore all but the middle layer edges compleatly (CMSLL).

But for OH I use a set of LL-methods that all needs oriented edges to work (COLL, some ZB, 'about Snyder' (EP+1 corner, L3C) and L4C (LPELL first)). I usally orient before paring up the last pair (2g pair then), sometimes I pair and orient in one and other times I pair and then orient, it depends on the situation. CLL+EO I only do in FMC or for fun now. I think I lost a good number of cases :P
 
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the 4flip KCLL cases are like, the worst. even the 6flip cases are better.

I think CLLEF is kinda nasty compared to just doing OLL/PLL or CLL/ELL. It's def the worst OLLCP subset.
 
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