My Complete Guide For OLL (Free To Download)

[cookingfat]

This is really great, thanks to the OP. I've been looking for something like this for a while that gives you the alg to solve and also the alg to perform on a solved cube.

I'll print this when I get home. Thanks a lot.

I've printed this in black and white at work and unfortunately it's very hard to see where the yellow lines are. And for some reason it wouldn't let me open it at home. I'll try again later.

 

[panyan]

updated version in pdf

I think you forgot to scroll to the left. LOL

hmm?

 

[brunson]

Thanks. I didn't know if there where official names for them. I made up names which would help me remember the algorithms. Like "Sune-T" is simply Sune case followed by "Short T".

I don't think there are "official" OLL names, or even widely accepted names like PLL, so those work fine. I wish you'd preserved the numbering from Jessica and Macky, that's pretty commonly accepted.

Thanks for the contribution. I've change my "Checker" OLL to yours, I like the execution better.

 

[F1Z2L3]

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How long did it take you to make this?[/QUOTE]

I finished it on the day after I started. It took me a really long time to come up with what I think are good names for the cases.

 

[F1Z2L3]

Thanks. I didn't know if there where official names for them. I made up names which would help me remember the algorithms. Like "Sune-T" is simply Sune case followed by "Short T".

I don't think there are "official" OLL names, or even widely accepted names like PLL, so those work fine. I wish you'd preserved the numbering from Jessica and Macky, that's pretty commonly accepted.

Thanks for the contribution. I've change my "Checker" OLL to yours, I like the execution better.

Yeah I had to relearn some of mine as well. For the short cross I used to use F (R U R' U')*3 F'. I use all the red ones now.

 

[panyan]

NEWEST VERSION IN PDF

 

[riffz]

This is pretty cool. Thanks for this.

 

[Tomarse]

Correction*Let me know if you guys think I should.*

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Who made you captain speller?

 

[Odin]

Correction*Let me know if you guys think I should.*

If you made a mistake in your post you can edit your post. The edit button is on the bottom right hand corner of your post.

Who made you captain speller?

i did, and thanks for the olls!

 

[cookingfat]

updated version in pdf

I think you forgot to scroll to the left. LOL

hmm?

panyan, your pdf version has missing OLLs,

I was looking to make a printable guide for only the Dot OLLs, but when I opened your pdf to look at some setup moves, most of the dot OLLs are missing from your document.

Also to the OP, I noticed a small error on your Excel guide, Case 11, The Q case or P-U-T, shows a setup from solved state - F U R U' R' F' U f' U R U' R' f' which is incorrect.

 

[F1Z2L3]

updated version in pdf

I think you forgot to scroll to the left. LOL

hmm?

panyan, your pdf version has missing OLLs,

I was looking to make a printable guide for only the Dot OLLs, but when I opened your pdf to look at some setup moves, most of the dot OLLs are missing from your document.

Also to the OP, I noticed a small error on your Excel guide, Case 11, The Q case or P-U-T, shows a setup from solved state - F U R U' R' F' U f' U R U' R' f' which is incorrect.

You are absolutely right. The correct set up algorithm for the Q case is:
F U R U' R' F' U f U R U' R' f'. Thank you for pointing out that mistake. I'm updating the file and reuploading asap.

 

[cookingfat]

no problem.

I found another one. Case 28 (T-P) the setup from solved state shows - f U R U' R' f F U R U' R' F' which is wrong, it should be f U R U' R' f' F U R U' R' F'

may as well iron these out sooner rather than later.

 

[F1Z2L3]

no problem.

I found another one. Case 28 (T-P) the setup from solved state shows - f U R U' R' f F U R U' R' F' which is wrong, it should be f U R U' R' f' F U R U' R' F'

may as well iron these out sooner rather than later.

Ok I'm going to retest all the set up algorithms and reupload the updated file today when I get home. The new file should be up by 3:00

 

[F1Z2L3]

Guide has been updated

 

[krazedkat]

I must say your latest guide is great ...

 

[WeNG]

Nice OLLs and PLLs guide bro, especially on 'create from the solved state'.
That's really help me a lot!
Now i can set the cases that i want to improve.
Keep up the good job bro!

 

[F1Z2L3]

Nice OLLs and PLLs guide bro, especially on 'create from the solved state'.
That's really help me a lot!
Now i can set the cases that i want to improve.
Keep up the good job bro!

My final version of they guide has been posted. I did not document the changes I've made but there have not been any extreme changes since my last version. Maybe a name change here or there but most of the information has been left unchanged. If you found my previous guides helpful, I strongly encourage you to download my final version. Again I hope you find my guide helpful and use it as a teaching tool to help improve your skills with the rubik's cube.

 

[Edward]

A link to that file should be put in the wiki.

 

[7thAlien]

Awesome!! hmm... U must have spent a lot of time in this...

 

[Rook]

I'm having trouble opening the file. This is the message I get:

Can anyone help with this? From what others are saying, this is a good guide. I'm going to be learning all the OLL's for the next few weeks and I want to find some good OLL's and not have to re-learn better ones later on.

Thanks,
Rook