Parity fixes

[hait2]

just ran into UFR DFL, FR DL

there's probably something simple that i'm missing.. i did S D L D' to setup N-perm on F face but that took me quite a bit to figure out >_<

 

[Lucas Garron]

UD [Y PLL on F face after xy2] D'U'

First I thought you wrote FR-DB. That would've been M2.

 

[Joël]

I would not expect anyone to find this on the fly, but it's a funny approach:

u' R2 u R2 u' R2 u, this leaves a J-permutation on top.

 

[hait2]

UFL DFR
UR BR

i thought of L U L' E2 Yperm surprisingly quick, but i'm certain there are better solutions. i don't really like using slice moves in setups but i tend to use them more often than not

most of my parity troubles seem to come from diagonally opposite corners. damn them to hell >_<

 

[Lucas Garron]

UFL DFR
UR BR

S' R2 S [Y PLL] S' R2 S

UFL DFL FR FD is easy:
U2 R2 B' makes a T-Perm on the bottom

How about U' [V on F face] U?

 

[jerjero]

id rather get an R perm for that... D R2 L' S L then R perm and reverse set up...

 

[hdskull]

how about UFL DBL UR BL?

F B' [V-perm] B F'

so what are exactly the restriction moves using 3 cycle ? sometimes i'm scared to mess up CO, so i follow all the restrictions for CP.

or maybe is this just possible since V-perm is a corner permutation which means it can be done on any face w/o messing up CO ?

 

[MarcusStuhr]

Hey all. Dbeyer persuaded me to join this forum. It's been a while, haha.

For parities, just use a PLL alg if it is an obvious/easy setup. If you find yourself having to think for more than a second as to what setup moves to use, I recommend brute-solving the two corners with a PLL alg that also messes up two edges in the process. Then just solve the 4 edges as if they were part of the EP step.

Then again, I always sucked at parity errors.

 

[joey]

Welcome to the forums Marcus.

Are you still doing BLD these days?

 

[Kenneth]

Arnaud, try (R2 B' D2) as setup for a left-handed TPerm on the F face.

Same as the one I found.

Johannes: you can get to a N-PLL in F by doing E F2 E' F2 (or E' F2 E F2, I'm sot sure about the direction for E's, I newer learn =)