PLL 21 cases or 22

is it considered a case?

  • yes a PLL skip is considered a case

    Votes: 35 61.4%
  • No it is not

    Votes: 22 38.6%

  • Total voters
    57
(R' Lw') U2 (M R) U Rw' U2 Lw' U' Rw U2 M' U' :cool:




I don't get that on a physical cube.

Me neither

Hmm, mabye a typo, I check it...

Yep, one Lw wrong : (R' Lw') U2 (M R) U Rw' U2 Lw U' Rw U2 M' U'

It is a modified version of what you get from [wiki]Cube Explorer[/wiki]

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If you really hate F and can do T + H fast, then try it =)

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BTW: 23 PLLs?

H + U2 = X-PLL :p
 
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BTW: 23 PLLs?

H + U2 = X-PLL :p

Great intro to the point I wanted to make. A PLL skip is not a case but simply AUF. H can be and H or an X PLL, but we call it H. You can set up your Ns differently but they are still Ns. AUF does not make a new case and so a PLL skip should not count as one.

But a PLL skip is still a possible permutation.
 
an F2L skip is considered a case in the speed solving wiki

This bastard got lucky

hey, can you see me in the background? thats me.
explaining that solve is quite easy.
you see, I scrambled his cube in five moves, so it looked like it was scrambled, but if you saw ahead and go the cross on the white, youd have a solved cube. He got it on film and thought it was awesome, so i think i got him pretty well.
 
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(R' Lw') U2 (M R) U Rw' U2 Lw' U' Rw U2 M' U' :cool:




I don't get that on a physical cube.

Me neither

Hmm, mabye a typo, I check it...

Yep, one Lw wrong : (R' Lw') U2 (M R) U Rw' U2 Lw U' Rw U2 M' U'

It is a modified version of what you get from [wiki]Cube Explorer[/wiki]

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If you really hate F and can do T + H fast, then try it =)

------------------
BTW: 23 PLLs?

H + U2 = X-PLL :p

Oh LOL F perm is one of my favorites I thought it was supot to do something else :| But for PLL and OLL I only like to use R U and F. I have to relaern a few and the only one that I am keeping is the Ja(L) permutaion IDk why im fastest at that with x u2 Rw' U' Rw U2 Lw' U R' U' R2
 
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