ROLL: A method for predicting corner permutation after OLL

[Kudz]

Okey, so I need help.. again. Can sb give me tut on how to do that edges reco thing? I tried, but I can't do it. This problem+kinda guide (critical requested ) vid

I need like super-duper-mega-huge help with this Jay's thing. As in vid it is just simply not working. I was trying to do it for different edges (in OLL), Still not working. I guess I need good guide on this :9

 

[Eamon]

Now, all my plls have headlights on the left for ROLL, which make my plls slower compare to other people who dont use ROLL. But if i keep learning ROLL, my pll recognition and oll to pll transition time is better. rn i am really comfused if i should keep learning ROLL, hopefully some of you can help me out with this
Any help is appreciated

Btw, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

 

[Tao Yu]

ROLL isn't supposed to slow down your PLLs in any way. You should be using the same algs that you would have used had you not been using ROLL, and you should still strive to be able to recognize every case using only two sides. The only difference is that you will have some prior information about the case before seeing it, which should allow you to recognize faster.

I don't understand your stated reason for your PLLs being slower. Are you using different algs because of ROLL?

To answer your question of whether you should keep learning ROLL in a more broad way, you should understand that ROLL is only supposed to shave of a tiny amount of time in recognition, like 0.3-0.4. The fact that you suggest that ROLL improves your PLL recognition and OLL to PLL transition noticeably suggests to me that your pure PLL recognition skills might need some work.

 

[Eamon]

I don't understand your stated reason for your PLLs being slower. Are you using different algs because of ROLL?

yeah, i do use plls that have headlights on left just for roll. i will also try to improve my pll recignition. thanks for the tip!

 

[Aim a Qbear]

is there a pdf for the roll method

 

[OreKehStrah]

is there a pdf for the roll method

No. It's not a method, and it depends on what algs you personally use for each OLL case.