Robert-Y
Legend
https://spreadsheets0.google.com/sp...G9jMm5FXzVnTEE&hl=en_US&authkey=CJCVlEA#gid=0
I've finally finished writing up all of my main CLL algs I use. The way I've listed each case is the same as how Gilles Roux lists his CMLL cases: http://grrroux.free.fr/method/Step_3.html
Thanks to: Spef, Kirjava, (Gilles Roux and Kenneth) for a few of these. The rest of these algs are either common or I found them myself using Ron's mini cube solver, as well as CE5. Also special thanks to Conrad for creating visualcube, making it easy for me to create the images.
If you don't like an alg you see on there, try mirroring it using http://cube.crider.co.uk/algtrans.html
I can sub 1 all of these algs. Around 15% will take me a quite a few tries even when I'm warmed up. The one I dislike the most is probably Y perm (A6). I've tried many times, to find something better but failed. At least it's decent enough in solves...
Finally if someone finds any mistakes, just post in this thread if you like.
I've finally finished writing up all of my main CLL algs I use. The way I've listed each case is the same as how Gilles Roux lists his CMLL cases: http://grrroux.free.fr/method/Step_3.html
Thanks to: Spef, Kirjava, (Gilles Roux and Kenneth) for a few of these. The rest of these algs are either common or I found them myself using Ron's mini cube solver, as well as CE5. Also special thanks to Conrad for creating visualcube, making it easy for me to create the images.
If you don't like an alg you see on there, try mirroring it using http://cube.crider.co.uk/algtrans.html
I can sub 1 all of these algs. Around 15% will take me a quite a few tries even when I'm warmed up. The one I dislike the most is probably Y perm (A6). I've tried many times, to find something better but failed. At least it's decent enough in solves...
Finally if someone finds any mistakes, just post in this thread if you like.