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What do you guys think about algs for the 4 sledge advanced Sarah cases? I've gotten some good singles with the algs for the 5 sledge cases and I think algs might still be worth it instead 16 move LL. It would also give me a chance to get more familiar with Ksolve, which I am interested in.
 
R L R' L' R' B' y' (R' F R) r for mm.png
I think it's better than the 5 sledges or sledge-optimal pure peanut. I used Ksolve, notations is here. Thoughts?

I also have a text document with all optimal solutions to this case if someone else wants to look through them.
 
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Better finger tricks for the first one R r b' r' R' B' z x' (r' R r) B
And for the other 5 sledge case x' r R y (r' R r R') b' r b' B'
I'm not sure I get the notation right, but I tried to make it follow my fingertricks, Here are the algs
1: R L R' L' R' B' F' L F B
2: x r R b' B b B' R' r b' B'
I actually like the ending on this one better than mine, I might have to switch mine around brb.

Edit: x' r R y (r' R r R') y' R' r b' f', probably better.
 
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Eh I don't think so. Its the case which Sarah displays, but Im having trouble with the algs. Maybe I'm doing them wrong? I might post a vid if I have time.
 
Eh I don't think so. Its the case which Sarah displays, but Im having trouble with the algs. Maybe I'm doing them wrong? I might post a vid if I have time.

Sarah intermediate isn't algs. It's case reduction.

With cat2 peanut and pure pi, you're doing a sledge or hedge which forces a pi which can solve the U center as well in one sledge or hedge. Cat3 pi and peanut are doing the same thing except reducing to cat2 peanut.
 
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