Athefre
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Do R2U2R'U'RU'R'.
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What is NMCLL?
Okay, I played a bit around with NMCMLL and found out that I only use it for cases where the blocks are seperate by an R2. This is because I use white/yellow as U or D color. I'm not color neutral enough to do it with a quarter turn difference.
This helped a lot on the number of cases and lets me continue to use the Bob Burton matching/opposite/adjant sticker approach. I've generated a table of cases if anyone is interested, but beware I made it for my own use and it might not be easily understandable
Here is the table
Hey kids, what's your First Block average? (be honest, please)
Movecount and time.
Guys, please don't post unless in response to my question unless you've been doing this for over a month. :/
This is slightly different from my page. Are you using this just for normal and R2 blocks?
What about my recognition system did you not like that made you make this document?
Yes, first image is the normal case and the adjant images are R2 blocks cases for the same alg/case.
I could not determine your recognition system, because of technical issues I couldn't see the images on your page. I mostly browse from a computer at my work, which has some filter that limits my acces to certain pages. I could probably see it at home, but when I'm at home I'm a full time dad, no time for cubing![]()
Ah. It's actually not necessary to memorize any extra cases for R2 corners. All you have to do is use your usual recognition and mentally "flip" the F/B colors depending on whether they both have the same U colors or not.
Yes, I can see the point of that. But it doesn't seem to work with my method.
It should work. Tell me what stickers you check for the Sune orientation and I'll describe in more detail.
19:55:30 <BigGreen> 2.07, 2.76, 2.14, 2.36, 1.78, (0.97), 2.72, 2.04, 3.20, 2.06, 1.89, (3.60) = 2.30 first block