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My Partial OPLL method

there is no way that this is easier than OLL. Nothing to be sorry about, I don't think this is bad, in fact it would very useful for someone who has lightning fast recognition but spending time to recognize the ZBLL case if you only know ~10 cases is a waste of time. Stop apologizing.

wtf why do you want this thread closed, just cause kir was a meany?
 
A Question rearding OPLL:

If
- All Edges are oriented
- Two Corners are oriented
- One Corner-Edge-Pair (One Corner is already next to its Edge)
- The U-colored Sticker on the corner next to the Corner-Edge-Pair is facing away from the pair (e.g. LFU+ FU is a CE-pair then RUF is a topcolored sticker)

I obviously want only single move setups (F' in the exsample above, so RUF get oriented throug the setup move)


So my question: if all the above requirements are fullfilled, is it than guarantied that an PLL exists to solve this case ?

EDIT:
answering my own question: the 4 conditions above are not enough to force a 1-setup-move OPLL to exist
 
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