Drad
Regular
- Joined
- Jan 23, 2016
- Messages
- 152
tyThat's a Ja perm.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
tyThat's a Ja perm.
Interesting.There are all the last layer algorithms for all non-mirrored and inverse cases I believe.
http://www.ai.univ-paris8.fr/~bh/cube/solutions_tout.html
Have solutions been generated for all 3915 last layer cases?
That's basically what it is.I just started learning Look Ahead from cythoking. So basically look ahead is being able to look for f2l pairs while solving a f2l pair at the same time ?
Are the algorithms stored in there, or are they being generated on request?This site is really useful: http://birdflu.lar5.com/
Are the algorithms stored in there, or are they being generated on request?
Interesting.It just has all sequences of moves shorter than 15 or 16 that solve that case
Watch Chris Olson's video.For the ccw U perm, how do I finger trick with the RU version? I can do the cw U perm 2H and both U perms OH fine, but not 2H ccw U.
I have a lot of regrips throughout the whole thing and it is generally un-ergonomic. I know there is a MU version, but I like the RU version better.
R2 U R U R' U' R' U' R' U R'
R2, (3 middle fingers on the top, and my thumb on the middle bottom piece) I turn with my wrist. I then regrip, (3 middle fingers on the B layer, with my thumb on the FR piece) and flick U with my index finger. Regrip again (first position) R, and then U. R' with a wrist turn, U' left index finger, R' with another wrist turn and U' with another L-finger flick. My hand is in a weird position, so regrip (first position but R2ed). Wrist turn R', R-index flick, continue into wrist R'. Alg finished.
Way to many regrips, is there something I'm missing on how to perform this alg? If I didn't explain it well enough, I can get a video.
Thanks.
So I've been building up my look ahead and tps and with my Moyu Aolong v2 i get lock ups allot know with my improved tips any one know any cubes that I can add wt5 and make it controllable I'm thinking about a qiyi thunderclap.
CLL for 3x3 is more commonly called COLL (which should explain why you can't find algs). http://algdb.net/ is a good place for algs. COLL should be near the top separated into its individual sets.I have a question: where can I learn 3x3 CLL? and where are the algorithms? they seem like they don't exist anywhere
No, CLL is something different and is not on algdb.CLL for 3x3 is more commonly called COLL
CLL is definitely on algDB. http://algdb.net/Set/CLL SNo, CLL is something different and is not on algdb.
The best I could find was this. https://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/CLL_algorithms_(3x3x3)