| 3-Style method
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| Information about the method
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| Proposer(s):
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Chris Hardwick, Daniel Beyer
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| Proposed:
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~2009
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| Alt Names:
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Freestyle 3-cycles
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| Variants:
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BH
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| No. Steps:
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2
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| No. Algs:
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0-818 (378 for corners 440 for edges)
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| Avg Moves:
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???
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| Purpose(s):
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The 3-Style Method, short for Freestyle 3-cycles, is an advanced blind-solving method based on the use of 3-cycle algorithms. Each 3-cycle solves two pieces starting from a fixed buffer location. It is faster then 3OP because it combines the orientation and permutation of the pieces, while it is faster than M2/Classic_Pochmann because it solves 2 pieces at a time. 3-Style can be used for solving any sized cube blindfolded.
There are multiple ways to choose the algorithms for each 3-cycle. The BH method selects the move optimal algorithm for each case, with an intuitive interpretation, but it can be faster to use longer algorithms for certain cases.
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