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So, I want to get an OLL case. Besides reversing the algorithm or spamming the algorithm, is there a way I can recreate JPerm's algorithm generator on his website? How do I generate those algs? I have coding experience, so I should just need instructions.cfopqu.PNGcfopqu.PNG
 
So, I want to get an OLL case. Besides reversing the algorithm or spamming the algorithm, is there a way I can recreate JPerm's algorithm generator on his website? How do I generate those algs? I have coding experience, so I should just need instructions.View attachment 13567View attachment 13567
If you’re interested in something like that, search the forum for a guy named Kuba. He wrote a program that can generate algs when given a scramble that sets the cube into the state you want to find an alg to solve for. He could probably help you out!

As for the jperm website, if I were to take a guess it probably just has an array of 57 strings, with each element being a set of moves to go to each OLL case. Then randomly selects an element of the array to display. That’s how I plan on writing a couple alg set trainers for my own personal use.
 
Okay, I admit I wanted that much help - THANK YOU - but I expected a half answer, I didn't expect anyone to know this! Thanks so much!!
 
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