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One-Answer Pyraminx Question Thread

Any advice on a good advanced method to start learning after keyhole? It seems like L4E would be a fairly easy transition, as well as Oka. Any advice on learning L4E intuitively? For 1-flip, do you intuitively solve the flipped edge and centers in one algorithm?
 
I am sub 12 on pyra with lbl should I learn keyhole/l4e if so should I learn algs or should I learn it intuitively
You cha if you want. And if so, learn it intuitively, I think that is the best way to go. Btw, if learning l4e, don’t worry about using it all the time. I’m sub 7 and I know the l3e cases and I just do lbl unless i get an l3e case. Up to you, though.
 
Has anyone generated algorithms for advanced 1-flip on pyraminx? Is it worth it to learn the 66 algorithms to (after solving the top and flipped edge) solve the cube in 1 look.
 
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