Roux-breaker? The YruRU method

[PapaSmurf]

If I can find the time (and effort), I may write a doc that lays out and compares all CEOR and 2gr recog/solving methods into one. It won't contain nuances of the approaches, but certainly a brief overview of how each one works. I reckon what you're saying about the YruRU site should work fine.

 

[Athefre]

I have created the wiki page for CEOR. Do we want to re-direct the Briggs and YruRU pages to CEOR or do we want to re-write those pages to be CP method pages? It's probably best to re-direct then have a simple description of the various CP recognition methods on the CEOR page along with links to any sites or videos that go into more detail.

If I can find the time (and effort), I may write a doc that lays out and compares all CEOR and 2gr recog/solving methods into one. It won't contain nuances of the approaches, but certainly a brief overview of how each one works. I reckon what you're saying about the YruRU site should work fine.

It would be great if you could do this. I think it would also be helpful if you added a summary of the recognition methods to the CEOR wiki page.

 

[Silky]

So I've recently been playing around with DR and was wondering if anyone has explored the idea of solving all 11 remaining pieces after DR and CP is preformed. To be more clear after getting to 2x2x3 + EO + CP you would solve remaining E-slice edges while orienting the last 6 corners. Following this you'd solve 6CP and L5EP in one look. Obviously since YruRU solves CP in inspection this would be applicable. It's a bit of a mix between YruRU and Mehta 6CO/6CP. Recognition probably isn't fantastic but seems like a novel idea. Thought I throw it out there