lefty algs for antisune cll

[Woofi]

Is it ok to just do the lefty algs of the sune CLLs for antisune CLLs? or should i learn the other algs?

 

[acrystal]

yes you can, but if you like <R,U> instead of <L,U>, you could use the Python code for conversion, and the generated alg is easy to learn if you know the prev alg.

def convert_move(move):
    conversion = {
        "R": "R'",
        "R'": "R",
        "R2": "R2",

        "L": "L'",
        "L'": "L",
        "L2": "L2",

        "U": "U'",
        "U'": "U",
        "U2": "U2",

        "D": "D'",
        "D'": "D",
        "D2": "D2",

        "F": "B'",
        "F'": "B",
        "F2": "B2",

        "B": "F'",
        "B'": "F",
        "B2": "F2"
    }

    return conversion.get(move, move)


user_input = input("Enter moves separated by spaces: ")

moves = user_input.split()

converted_moves = [convert_move(move) for move in moves]

print("Converted moves:")
print(" ".join(converted_moves))

 

[CrossPetrus]

Is it ok to just do the lefty algs of the sune CLLs for antisune CLLs? or should i learn the other algs?

You should learn the other algs. Doing lefty algs aren't going to be worth it.