Tetris Cube
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- Jan 16, 2009
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I was looking at the system, and it looked interesting. The F2L part, anyway, because you orient edges with the last pair. There's 32 short algorithms for orienting the edges with the last pair built, but can't it just be done intuitively easily?
With a Petrus edge flip approach, all you have to do is make the edge in the last slot a good edge with R or F' (or L' with rotation) and replace it with a bad edge until all of them are oriented. The only cases you can't solve this way can be done with R' F R F' or its mirror. I don't see how memorizing a lot of algs based on the cross shape on top and the F2L pair position can be that much more efficient, as it only takes 3 moves to flip 2 edges, and it only needs to be done a maximum of 3 times.
I've been doing this now, and it seems efficient enough for a Fridrich solve with 2 look LL without all OLLs.
With a Petrus edge flip approach, all you have to do is make the edge in the last slot a good edge with R or F' (or L' with rotation) and replace it with a bad edge until all of them are oriented. The only cases you can't solve this way can be done with R' F R F' or its mirror. I don't see how memorizing a lot of algs based on the cross shape on top and the F2L pair position can be that much more efficient, as it only takes 3 moves to flip 2 edges, and it only needs to be done a maximum of 3 times.
I've been doing this now, and it seems efficient enough for a Fridrich solve with 2 look LL without all OLLs.