This guy knows full ZBLL

[Whyusosrs?]

This guy is impressed.

Wow. This is so insane... So much memo... *head explodes*

 

[riffz]

HE KNOWS THAT.

(He has all the algorithms generated, and calls them "Anti-ZBLLs", because of no edges oriented.)

That's insane.

If I do switch to CFOP, I will learn FULL OLLCP.

I'm also interested in learning this partially. Once I've learned all of COLL I'm probably going to learn the diag corners case for each OLL (if I don't already use it) to avoid the nasty cases.

EDIT: This isn't entirely true. What I meant to say was that I would learn an alternate OLL for the case where my usual OLL will give a diag corners PLL.

 

[Kirjava]

17:25:19 < Robert> I just finished discovering that...
17:26:09 < Robert> 48/57 OLLs can be done using (sune vairant), (U, U' , U2 move or no move), (sune variant)

...

17:31:24 <+Kirjava> that's good
17:31:32 <+Kirjava> it means you know full OLLCP for no perm corners

They're probably all possible with another trick, though.

 

[qqwref]

Ya, Morley is insane. Much respect. I wonder if he does any memory competitions.

I'd like to see the memory methods for algorithms that he and 4chan have been using. I don't think I'd use them, but it could be useful for the community, if anyone's interested in learning tons of algs.

 

[4Chan]

FULL OLLCP.

OLLCP is lush. Let me know if you do so we can share algs ^_^.

If I switch, I'll definitely contact you!

Mister Anthony and I were discussing it the other day, and I was hoping to use his algorithms as well.

 

[C to R - Cendy]

wow...

PLL is 21..
all possibility for PLL on the LL = 4*21 = 84
the algs for 1 look LL = OLL * all possibility PLL on LL = 57*84 = 4.788

 

[4Chan]

He doesn't know that many.

From what I've learned, he only knows a fraction, I'd estimate a just a few hundred.

 

[rubiknewbie]

The biggest problem with ZBLL is making it fast enough to be used in speedsolving. I think it is more applicable in fewest moves competitions.

 

[OLLiver]

one day some one will master it.
I have no doubt

 

[TDM]

one day some one will master it.
I have no doubt

This is quite an old thread. There are now several people who know full ZBLL. The fastest person I know of is Bindedsa, who has an official sub-10 average with it.

 

[abunickabhi]

Impressive,
memorizing using the Singmaster notation and then breaking into triggers is a pain.

I have been working on my own notation to memorize algorithms,
and have now converted over 10,000 algorithms using it (Mostly 3-style algs and some ZBLLs)