Happy New Year! Also, ZBLL Algorithms

Hey eastamazonantidote if you still need any algs for the H set let me know coz l've finished putting together mine and l'd like to contribute; so give me a bad alg if you have any and l'll see if l use a better one.
 
Hey eastamazonantidote if you still need any algs for the H set let me know coz l've finished putting together mine and l'd like to contribute; so give me a bad alg if you have any and l'll see if l use a better one.

I'd like to make the same offer. I have found my favorite algs for T, U, H and L of the ZZLL cases. Or if you have other suggestions for contributing, please share those as well =)
 
It might work better if you guys just send me the algs over email or PM or something like that. I'll go over them all and make changes. The problem is I have many algs that I'm satisfied with, and only once you give me something better would I see it that it could have been improved. And I will note that my ZZLL algorithms are pretty horrible, which is why I've been working hard to learn cases (I only change cases as I learn them).
 
It's recognition. There are 2 classes: YZ (sometimes written Y/Z) and YxZ; where Y and Z can be either C (correct), O (opposite) or A (adjacent) colors. In the first class (YZ), Y is the FU edge sticker and FUR corner sticker and Z is RU and RUF. So CO would mean the front 2 stickers are the same color (Ex: red, red) and the right stickers are opposite (ex: blue,green). In the second class (YxZ), Y is FU and RUF and Z is RU and FUR; think x means crossing the related stickers. Therefore, CxC would be the same as AA. Maybe they're not really 2 separate classes, just 2 different ways of writing the relationships between stickers. But depending on the case, it may be clearer or more specific to use one convention as opposed to the other.

Does that make sense?
 
Can someone help me understand the CAO?

Do you know COLL? If you use this recognition in CMLL of Roux it should help you. C denotes correct (I think?) and if the case is a C/C, then the FU sticker is the same colour with the FUR sticker and at the same time the RU sticker is the same colour as the RFU sticker. A denotes adjacent while O denotes opposite. For example, O/A. The FU sticker and the FUR sticker are opposite colours (g/b, r/o, w/y etc) while the RU sticker and the RFU sticker are adjacent colours (b/o, r/b, g/o...). On the other hand, OxA for example is really the same thing, but 'crossed'. O/A compares the FU and FUR stickers and RU and RFU stickers while OxA compares the FU and RFU stickers and RU and FUR stickers.
 
Do you know COLL? If you use this recognition in CMLL of Roux it should help you. C denotes correct (I think?) and if the case is a C/C, then the FU sticker is the same colour with the FUR sticker and at the same time the RU sticker is the same colour as the RFU sticker. A denotes adjacent while O denotes opposite. For example, O/A. The FU sticker and the FUR sticker are opposite colours (g/b, r/o, w/y etc) while the RU sticker and the RFU sticker are adjacent colours (b/o, r/b, g/o...). On the other hand, OxA for example is really the same thing, but 'crossed'. O/A compares the FU and FUR stickers and RU and RFU stickers while OxA compares the FU and RFU stickers and RU and FUR stickers.

Thanks! Now I get it.
 
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