How is OLL Parity and PLL Parity done on ZB? Just the same a CFOP?
Idk about OLL P for ZBLS, but for but I think I can answer some extra stuff for PLL P for ZBLL, though AJ pretty much explained everything already.
It depends on which recognition method you use, but let’s use BH for this example, the one I am familiar with and I assume most top solvers do.
For 3x3, the top solvers can know the ZBLL from any of the 4 angles. The minimum you need though is just 1 angle, though if you get to the ZBLL and you don’t know how to recog from one of the remaining 3 angles, you may need to pre AUF into the angle you know for that OLL case
For 4/6, you will need to look at one more side. If you can only use BH for one angle on 3x3, you will need to learn how to do at least 1 more angle for 4x4. So you will need to learn how to recog ZB from at least 2 angles of the 4 total.
Now what you do is, let’s say on 3x3 there is a ZB where from one angle, the BH is a solved block, and from a U away, the BH is an H perm block. If you are doing 4x4, the first BH you see is that solved block, then there are 2 possibilities. If you do the U and see the H perm block as expected for 3x3, then you have no parity. However, if you see a different BH, then that means you have parity.
Edit: the above information is where you check for Corner Permutation while checking BH. It is possible to recog ZB without checking CP, but to do so, you need to recog an extra angle of BH. For 3x3, you will need to check 2 angles, and for 4x4, you will need to check 3.