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My Full ZBLL List
- Thread starter Bindedsa
- Start date
ryanj92
Member
Wow, cool! I'll be sure to check it out sometime 
Petro Leum
Member
so you know and use all of ZBLL? thats impressive.
im still updating my ZZLL list while i learn them, ill look over your algs, im sure ill find some that suit me
im still updating my ZZLL list while i learn them, ill look over your algs, im sure ill find some that suit me
Bindedsa
Member
Yeah, I'd love to see your list. I'm sure there are plenty of cases tou have better algs for.
Petro Leum
Member
it's handwritten at the moment, ill rework and oublish it when im finished (which is when im finished learning)
guysensei1
Member
Sick! How much has learning full ZBLL improved your FMC?
Bindedsa
Member
Not much. I find the best way to get good solves is to find a solution that leads to a short LL and I've know pretty much all of the short ZBLLs for a long time now.
Chree
Member
Just today I was thinking of asking if you'd publish you're ZBLL set. Thanks man! This is really cool.
rowehessler
Member
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this is awesome. I just started learning more ZBLLs, just for fun really. This is perfect timing seeing as the algs on the wiki are down. Thanks!
Millet
Member
Very well done. This will surely come in handy for my progress as well. I hope my alg set came in handy for you, gat least to some degree.
The U case in C25 may I suggest a really fast (but slightly longer) algorithm: y' [r U R' U' r'] R U R U' R' [F R U R' U' F']. It's basically standard T-oll with different pair insert -> T oll (the other one).
The U case in C25 may I suggest a really fast (but slightly longer) algorithm: y' [r U R' U' r'] R U R U' R' [F R U R' U' F']. It's basically standard T-oll with different pair insert -> T oll (the other one).
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guysensei1
Member
I've noticed that some of these algs are pretty long. Which is the longest (optimal) ZBLL?
Bindedsa
Member
It did thanks.
I think I will use that for TH, I'll update the list.
Most of these are not optimal, some are nowhere near it.
I've also been playing around with R U R' y' R' U' R2 u R' U R' U' R u' R' And the FB mirror. I'll probably switch to it and instead of removing the one I have I'll just mark it OH, so I guess I will have OH alts.
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guysensei1
Member
A G perm derivative I presume?
Bindedsa
Member
I found that OLS by hand a few weeks ago and I just setup the correct EO for it to orient the edges and this is what I got.
Edit: also, on Millets alg I prefer the inverse F U R U' R' F' R U R' U' M' U R U' r'.
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guysensei1
Member
Did you make a mistake? I can't get the alg to work
Bindedsa
Member
R U R' y' R' U' R2 u R' U R' U' R u' R', fixed. should have been a y'
Millet
Member
Oh, I'm totally loving that one. I'm definitely noting it for future learning.
Bindedsa
Member
Apparently, people still use this. OP is updated with my new list.
Lazy Einstein
Alg Ninja
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
Berd
Member
This is awesome! Thank you.