Does my solving method has a name?

[scylla]

Historically based my solving method is like this:

1. Cross
2. Intuitive F2L
everything normal until now
3. orient and permutate the corners (1 step)
4. orient and permutate the edges (1 step)

I discover many algorithems of step 3 and 4 by myself, but some of them are not fast enough, however it is difficult to find beter algs. If my method is an existing one, it might become easier.

so, is there more info about this method or am I the only idiot who uses this?

 

[koreancuber]

ahhh i got it

 

[4Chan]

It's just CxLL + ELL.

 

[scylla]

hmm im not clear I think, second try

Historically based my solving method is like this:

1. Cross
2. Intuitive F2L
From there I dont use OLL-PLL but
3. orient and permutate the LL corners (1 step)
4. orient and permutate the LL edges (1 step)

I discover many algorithems of step 3 and 4 by myself, but some of them are not fast enough, however it is difficult to find beter algs. If my method is an existing one, it might become easier.

so, is there more info about this method or am I the only idiot who uses this?

 

[amostay2004]

It's not popular, but it's called CLL/ELL for last layer instead of OLL/PLL. Yes it does exist

 

[vcuber13]

[wiki]CxLL[/wiki] and [wiki]ELL[/wiki]

 

[scylla]

It's just CxLL + ELL.

ok thx, that will help

 

[Rpotts]

what do you want from him, go to the wiki, he answered your question.

 

[miniGOINGS]

[wiki]Fridrich[/wiki] for the first two layers with [wiki]Salvia[/wiki] for the last layer.