M2/R2 Questions:

[martijn_cube]

does anybody know an alg to switch 4 centers?
to switch white/yellow and orange/red. and these are there opposites.

edit: i found it with cube explorer: M E2 M' E2

edit: i'm trying to find a way to get rid of the UF/DB switch part with the M2 method. Because when memoing the cube now, i have to remember if its odd or even. But i want to memo like UF alway's goes to UF. But i think that's pretty hard to do with M2. it could save alot of thinking time. Does anyone know something to get rid of this?

 

[tim]

edit: i'm trying to find a way to get rid of the UF/DB switch part with the M2 method. Because when memoing the cube now, i have to remember if its odd or even. But i want to memo like UF alway's goes to UF. But i think that's pretty hard to do with M2. it could save alot of thinking time. Does anyone know something to get rid of this?

You can get rid of this. Just use any kind of 3-cycles for the UF/DB + the next/previous pieces.

 

[kickinwing2112]

hmm, these are questions i was going to ask.

 

[blah]

edit: i'm trying to find a way to get rid of the UF/DB switch part with the M2 method. Because when memoing the cube now, i have to remember if its odd or even. But i want to memo like UF alway's goes to UF. But i think that's pretty hard to do with M2. it could save alot of thinking time. Does anyone know something to get rid of this?

You can get rid of this. Just use any kind of 3-cycles for the UF/DB + the next/previous pieces.

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showpost.php?p=71157&postcount=67
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showpost.php?p=72025&postcount=68
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showpost.php?p=72146&postcount=72
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showpost.php?p=72149&postcount=73

The third and fourth links are pretty irrrelevant, I just thought you might like to have a couple of different ideas

 

[martijn_cube]

thanks.
But i might stick with normal M2 for now. because after benelux open i want to switch to freestyle. so maybe it's not really worth to learn something new now.