Michiel van der Blonk
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I have created a table of PLL combinations. As you may know, when you perform two PLLs in a row, you will end up with a third one. What is this third PLL, I wondered?
In fact I wanted to make a way for a PLL attack to end in a solved cube, but that 'puzzle' I haven't solved yet. Of course that also depends on your cube rotations and personal PLL set.
Pls add comments and point out mistakes. I also have the program that generated this is if someone is interested. I'll post it in the software area.
How to read: perform PLL in first column, perform PLL in top row, you'll end up with the PLL in the corresponding cell.
See attachment: View attachment PLL Results.pdf
In fact I wanted to make a way for a PLL attack to end in a solved cube, but that 'puzzle' I haven't solved yet. Of course that also depends on your cube rotations and personal PLL set.
Pls add comments and point out mistakes. I also have the program that generated this is if someone is interested. I'll post it in the software area.
How to read: perform PLL in first column, perform PLL in top row, you'll end up with the PLL in the corresponding cell.
See attachment: View attachment PLL Results.pdf
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