OFOTA Method

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The OFOTA method (opposite face orient, orient, all) has three steps. First you create an entire face of opposite colors, next you orient the opposite face while sorting the colors so you have two solid-color faces (like the second and third steps of Guimond, only starting with a 4 oriented corners on D, rather than 3), and finally you permute both layers at once. According to Erik's page, there are a minimum of 93 algorithms including reflections (87 orientation algs and 6 PBL).

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