240 algs. not 100....
Clarified. It's exactly 108 now.
240 algs. not 100....
The zero corners oriented approach is better! Case recognition is so easy because all the non-U colors are on U.
I don't get it. How do you have eight corner stickers on U?The big big big advantage of no corners oriented is that you only have to look at the 4 top stickers which is awesome for recognition.
Well Stefan,The zero corners oriented approach is better! Case recognition is so easy because all the non-U colors are on U.I don't get it. How do you have eight corner stickers on U?The big big big advantage of no corners oriented is that you only have to look at the 4 top stickers which is awesome for recognition.
240 algs. not 100....
Clarified. It's exactly 108 now.
Apparently not. Yes, it reduces the number of cases, which probably makes it easier. But the way it makes it easier that you're talking about is not clear to me. I can only recognize OLL and PLL. Should I be able to recognize CLL to understand the benefit you're talking about?Well Stefan,
I think you are intelligent enough to understand what he wants to say ;-)
The big big big advantage of no corners oriented is that you only have to look at the 4 top stickers which is awesome for recognition.
But the way it makes it easier that you're talking about is not clear to me. I can only recognize OLL and PLL. Should I be able to recognize CLL to understand the benefit you're talking about?
Oh Stefan I am sorry.Apparently not. Yes, it reduces the number of cases, which probably makes it easier. But the way it makes it easier that you're talking about is not clear to me. I can only recognize OLL and PLL. Should I be able to recognize CLL to understand the benefit you're talking about?Well Stefan,
I think you are intelligent enough to understand what he wants to say ;-)
I would just have to learn to recognize what edges have to be flipped in order to get a fast LL case recognition.
I am a full fridrich user. I am sorry for that.I would just have to learn to recognize what edges have to be flipped in order to get a fast LL case recognition.
You mean swapped. There's no need to flip any edge.
In case you didn't know, there's no need to use ZZF2L actually, Petrus F2L up to "Step 4a-and-a-half" is exactly the same thing.
And I think it's worth mentioning that this could very well be the ultimate weapon that can finally make Petrus users faster than Fridrich users! I hope I really wanna see some Petrus guys get sub-12 in competition with this 1LLL.
In my opinion, however, how much value is added there in comparison with ZZ.b? If I understand it correctly, you're basically doing 'corner orientation' phasing-esque step (as opposed to 'edge permutation' phasing in ZZ.b). Then comes an 1LLL. (yeah, there's quite different recognition, but only time will tell which of these two last slot approaches is faster).
As a matter of fact, we do We need an "I'm being sarcastic" antismiley tooGeez, we need an "I'm serious" antismiley that I can use to make it clear I'm in no way kidding or hiding something.
Nope. Doesn't matter. Take a look at this: http://www.stanford.edu/~leyanlo/coll.htmI still don't understand how four stickers are enough to determine the case. If I see let's say a red sticker, it could still be either the yellow/green/red corner or the yellow/red/blue corner. Does that not matter?
I haven't ever understood that claim, either, even though I used to use that recognition system (now I prefer "free-style").Nope. Doesn't matter. Take a look at this: http://www.stanford.edu/~leyanlo/coll.htmI still don't understand how four stickers are enough to determine the case. If I see let's say a red sticker, it could still be either the yellow/green/red corner or the yellow/red/blue corner. Does that not matter?
As a matter of fact, we do We need an "I'm being sarcastic" antismiley tooGeez, we need an "I'm serious" antismiley that I can use to make it clear I'm in no way kidding or hiding something.