ZZLL's Question

[sptoo123]

Well, I'v read a lot about it.
I think the ZZ method may be faster than Fridrich's.

I found the page below
http://www.emsee.110mb.com/Speedcubing/ZZLL/full.html
(I don't know how to link)
but.....
some images of that page missed
the #id25.26.33
So..Does anyone know the real one???

Thx

 

[sptoo123]

And also....
there isn't #id100.103.104.109.112.113.118.121.122.127.
130.131.136.139.140.145..............

Do I have anything wrong with it???

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

Those images aren't user friendly, anyway. A lot of the images are the exact same thing as other ones, it's pretty confusing. I can't tell cases apart from each other, or find a case that I have easily from those images...

 

[sptoo123]

So...Is there any links about the title?
I mean ZZLL
Or ZZb.ZbLL.anything about ZZ method
All the pages I found are not intact....
I feel a little upset

 

[Lofty]

Well ZZ is a relatively new method. Especially compared to Fridrich. And not many people use it... Idk if anyone use full ZZLL at all. So thats why there is a lack of information. ZZ is a method where if you want to use it you won't be spoonfed, you have to find a lot of your own stuff.

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

So...Is there any links about the title?
I mean ZZLL
Or ZZb.ZbLL.anything about ZZ method
All the pages I found are not intact....
I feel a little upset

http://www.emsee.110mb.com/Speedcubing/ZZ speedcubing system.html

 

[fanwuq]

Well, I think Petrus has every ZB case in applets on his site, so maybe you can watch them and learn the ones for ZZ?
You easily see if it is for ZZ just by rotating the cube.