Athefre
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For each L/R orientation, there are two usable patterns that work for this. Those patterns match up for each corner case (E4 for example). I would need to make a new page because, for this pattern merge, some of the patterns in my original image wouldn't work. Example:
Setup (With white/yellow on L/R): FU'L'UR2U'LUR2F'
- You see the white/yellow orientation at URF, UBR, LBU, and LUF.
- URF and UBR are opposite. LBU and LUF are opposite. This is your first pattern.
Setup 2 (for the "second" E4 case): U FU'L'UR2U'LUR2F'
- You see the white/yellow orientation at FUR, BRU, BUL, and FLU.
- FUR and BUL are opposite. BRU and FLU are opposite. This is the second pattern.
- Now look at the stickers at URF and UBR. Then look at the stickers at LBU and LUF. It's the same as the pattern in the first setup.
With this, recognizing the orientation of the L/R colors is the first priority. Then you look for the second pattern. You would need to know where to look for each L/R orientation. That's the only additional information needed compared to CLL, but it's still just like memorizing 42 cases. This may be something that someone would naturally develop if I had the right patterns shown in the NMCLL image.
Setup (With white/yellow on L/R): FU'L'UR2U'LUR2F'
- You see the white/yellow orientation at URF, UBR, LBU, and LUF.
- URF and UBR are opposite. LBU and LUF are opposite. This is your first pattern.
Setup 2 (for the "second" E4 case): U FU'L'UR2U'LUR2F'
- You see the white/yellow orientation at FUR, BRU, BUL, and FLU.
- FUR and BUL are opposite. BRU and FLU are opposite. This is the second pattern.
- Now look at the stickers at URF and UBR. Then look at the stickers at LBU and LUF. It's the same as the pattern in the first setup.
With this, recognizing the orientation of the L/R colors is the first priority. Then you look for the second pattern. You would need to know where to look for each L/R orientation. That's the only additional information needed compared to CLL, but it's still just like memorizing 42 cases. This may be something that someone would naturally develop if I had the right patterns shown in the NMCLL image.