Sandwich 3x3 - applications to Roux-style L5E and L3E

[rachmaninovian]

Hello.

I am preparing a comprehensive sandwich guide (for my own pleasure mostly) - and I am releasing what could be useful to Roux 3x3 users.

I have included cases I know of 1-look midges (ledge+redge skip?), as well as orienting midges + inserting Redge if Ledge is skipped (hence, L5E).

I have worked on a more unified recognition system for L5E (as compared to those in Waterman's booklet) and mostly used algorithms from his booklet (and some which I found by hand before I found the booklet) with slight modifications.

Enjoy!

=)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cw26nugkl5qbsn6/sandwich 3x3 applications.pdf?dl=0

 

[Ross The Boss]

i'll say that some of these may have potential for usefulness, but many others (including myself) would also say that lse can be done quickly enough and in few enough moves to make recognition and setting up an impediment.

regardless, i foresee myself learning some today.

 

[rachmaninovian]

i'll say that some of these may have potential for usefulness, but many others (including myself) would also say that lse can be done quickly enough and in few enough moves to make recognition and setting up an impediment.

regardless, i foresee myself learning some today.

That is entirely true, too; but there are so many fun cases I've got here =P I was working on learning full 1-look midges but I abandoned it because I couldn't find a good recognition system.

Kirjava, if you ever see this: surely you know most cases of last redge+orienting midges?