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RyanReese09 said:
Where is a site for OLLCP? Or should I manually go through each OLL and learn the algs?

Per OLL I assume there are 6 corner permutations?
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in some cases you get even 16 algs per one OLL... (4 A perms, 4 inverse, 2 E perms and just two switched corners 4 times like T perm, 2 times like Y perm)

MrMoney said:
Dudes, I am in the process of learning CMLL and would really like to know if anyone can tell me if there is a possibility to find the following document in WORD?

http://www.kungfoomanchu.com/guides/andy-klise-2x2x2-cll.pdf

With that I could edit in my own CMLL algs and use the recognition-system of the document.

Ciaoo :)
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you could try this, maybe this
 
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Ordos_Koala said:
in some cases you get even 16 algs per one OLL... (4 A perms, 4 inverse, 2 E perms and just two switched corners 4 times like T perm, 2 times like Y perm)
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How on earth did you work that out? That's completely wrong...

@RyanReese: The Polish alg database (I don't know the URL unfortunately) probably has an alg for every case but a lot of them are just CE generated and not very good. You're best off compiling as many different 'normal' OLL algs together as you can from various sources and finding out what cases they solve for yourself.

Nobody learns it as a 'set', just as gradual additions.

There are 6 different cases per OLL, just like 2x2CLL. Start off by finding OLLCP algs for your slowest OLLs...

EDIT: @EricReese: no, trust me, Erik or Breandan know the most OLLCP algs.
 
MrIndianTeen said:
Yes you can. Just know your x,y, and z notation. Every rotation counts as one move. so a y2 would count as 2 moves.
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Regulation E2d) The metric to measure the length of the solution, is Half Turn Metric.

Half Turn Metric (HTM) is defined as:
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Regulation 12a19) Each rotation is counted as 0 moves.
 
A bit of a nooby question, but...

I've been using CFOP for a while now, but I'm slowly transferring to ZZ.
My question is as follows (to anyone who knows how to use ZZ):
So, after the EOLine (I know how to do that; I just need practice to get better, though), what are the most common/best methods for blockbuilding (finishing off the first two layers with only L, R, and U)? I'm currently making a Fridrich cross and then just filling it in. This feels extremely redundant, though (I left CFOP for THIS?!). What's the proper method of filling in those gaps?
 
Seeing as I have big hands, should I just get a Dayan Mf8 4x4?

(main thing:it doesn't pop like a shenshou/gh 4x4 does it? I can't stand like half a a face exploding anymore :P....yes mine is really tight tensioned and still. I don't like how it feels)
 
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Does anybody know where I can buy pre-cut stickers for a micro memory? I don't want to have to cut my own but can't seem to find them anywhere.
 
Everyone knows what cut-off times are for, to keep schedule
but I am wondering about something. I've been practicing BLD and have signed up for the Amsterdam open. My times are between 7 and 8 minutes, but the cut-off time is 7 minutes

Is it acceptable to compete anyway, but instead of the standard two solves simply DNS the second one? (so I don't waste more time)
 
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