Sep 20, 2007 #1 A aznblur Regular Joined Jan 19, 2007 Messages 220 Location Sydney, Australia YouTube Visit Channel How would you do corner orientation (135) clockwise or counter clockwise without long setup moves?
Sep 20, 2007 #2 P Pedro Veteran Joined Mar 17, 2006 Messages 1,743 Location Uberlandia, MG - Brazil WCA ID 2007GUIM01 YouTube Visit Channel if 1=UFL 3=UBR and 5=DFL, I'd do it like this: B2 (R' U' R U)*2 L ((R' U' R U)*2 L (R' U' R U)*2 L2 B2 (for clockwise) for ccw, just use (U' R' U R)*2 instead
if 1=UFL 3=UBR and 5=DFL, I'd do it like this: B2 (R' U' R U)*2 L ((R' U' R U)*2 L (R' U' R U)*2 L2 B2 (for clockwise) for ccw, just use (U' R' U R)*2 instead
Sep 20, 2007 #3 AvGalen Premium Member Joined Jul 6, 2006 Messages 6,857 Location Rotterdam (actually Capelle aan den IJssel), the N WCA ID 2006GALE01 YouTube Visit Channel long setup moves? R' D R to move them all to the top layer or R2 U B2 to move them all to the down layer. Maybe you should cube explorer to find an optimal solution?
long setup moves? R' D R to move them all to the top layer or R2 U B2 to move them all to the down layer. Maybe you should cube explorer to find an optimal solution?
Sep 21, 2007 #4 J Johannes91 Veteran Joined Mar 28, 2006 Messages 1,341 L' brings all 3 to U-layer. No need to use anything longer than that.
Sep 21, 2007 #5 AvGalen Premium Member Joined Jul 6, 2006 Messages 6,857 Location Rotterdam (actually Capelle aan den IJssel), the N WCA ID 2006GALE01 YouTube Visit Channel A lot of people like solving corners on the bottom better because (RUR'U')*2 and (U R U' R')*2 are so fast to execute.
A lot of people like solving corners on the bottom better because (RUR'U')*2 and (U R U' R')*2 are so fast to execute.
Sep 21, 2007 #6 J Johannes91 Veteran Joined Mar 28, 2006 Messages 1,341 Then R L. Setups for CO are really easy.