I know the T orientation!

[cmhardw]

Congratulations Chris, that's awesome! Which orientation are you starting with next? U orientation will include some inverses of the T cases, or are you planning to do a different one?

Chris

 

[4Chan]

Thanks Chris!

Im thinking about the H set, and ive talked to Jason a bit about how to generate algs with Acube. I havent really checked it out yet, but from a guess, i think the H set would have the least algorithms so im going for that.

 

[royzabeast]

I think that with a lot of practice you can have a sub 3 LL 100% of the time with this method. This is a little discouraging actually, because guys like Harris Chan and Yu Nakajima can do close to this with just a Fridrich 2 look LL.

Is it the ZBF2L that's holding this method back from being even more greater then original Fridrich?

 

[4Chan]

I think that with a lot of practice you can have a sub 3 LL 100% of the time with this method. This is a little discouraging actually, because guys like Harris Chan and Yu Nakajima can do close to this with just a Fridrich 2 look LL.

Is it the ZBF2L that's holding this method back from being even more greater then original Fridrich?

Its the sheer number of algorithms.

Trust me, my head wants to explode after one set. O_o

 

[Shamah02]

I think that with a lot of practice you can have a sub 3 LL 100% of the time with this method. This is a little discouraging actually, because guys like Harris Chan and Yu Nakajima can do close to this with just a Fridrich 2 look LL.

Is it the ZBF2L that's holding this method back from being even more greater then original Fridrich?

Its the sheer number of algorithms.

Trust me, my head wants to explode after one set. O_o

Okay so this is the "method" you switched to?

Good Luck learning ZB man...

 

[4Chan]

I think that with a lot of practice you can have a sub 3 LL 100% of the time with this method. This is a little discouraging actually, because guys like Harris Chan and Yu Nakajima can do close to this with just a Fridrich 2 look LL.

Is it the ZBF2L that's holding this method back from being even more greater then original Fridrich?

Its the sheer number of algorithms.

Trust me, my head wants to explode after one set. O_o

Okay so this is the "method" you switched to?

Good Luck learning ZB man...

It's rather difficult.

Im having to generate my own algs since most lists are very incomplete.
Thats what ive been doing all day. (x

 

[JLarsen]

Well hope it's worth the second or two for you