abr71310
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I haven't seen anything like this stickied or active, so I figured I might as well request it (And I do remember some of these types of awesome sites floating around, I seem to have lost the bookmarks for them and would like to see them again)...
What I'm talking about:
I remember there was a site that given any PLL / OLL case it returned a LOT of computer-generated optimal algorithms that were 2-gen, or w/e you needed (because some were and some weren't fingertrick friendly), but I can't remember EXACTLY what it was called (asking Google doesn't help; it just gives the obvious, well-visited sites like Macky's, which I like, and have, but would like to see other ways to execute R perms that have the adjacent corners on the right side rather than the front/back).
Can anybody either create a sticky or a thread (this one works too!) that can give a list of REALLY good sites that Google won't likely return that has to do with PLL / OLL algorithms for the Fridrich method?
On topic, still; can anybody post a link with the OH 2-gen PLLs?? (I lost it, too :\).
EDIT: I don't mean the Speedsolving, wiki, either; I just remember there was a site out there somewhere where the PLLs had all of the adjacent corners on the right side; it's helpful to me because if I get into blindsolving it'd be interesting to know the R-perms with them on the right because I know both J perms, T and E with the adjacents on the right.
What I'm talking about:
I remember there was a site that given any PLL / OLL case it returned a LOT of computer-generated optimal algorithms that were 2-gen, or w/e you needed (because some were and some weren't fingertrick friendly), but I can't remember EXACTLY what it was called (asking Google doesn't help; it just gives the obvious, well-visited sites like Macky's, which I like, and have, but would like to see other ways to execute R perms that have the adjacent corners on the right side rather than the front/back).
Can anybody either create a sticky or a thread (this one works too!) that can give a list of REALLY good sites that Google won't likely return that has to do with PLL / OLL algorithms for the Fridrich method?
On topic, still; can anybody post a link with the OH 2-gen PLLs?? (I lost it, too :\).
EDIT: I don't mean the Speedsolving, wiki, either; I just remember there was a site out there somewhere where the PLLs had all of the adjacent corners on the right side; it's helpful to me because if I get into blindsolving it'd be interesting to know the R-perms with them on the right because I know both J perms, T and E with the adjacents on the right.
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