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Corners Last Layer [and] Edge Flip is a subset of OLLCP. CLLEF is similar to COLL in that it orients and permutes last layer corners simultaneously. However, instead of preserving LL edge orientation the algorithms flip all last-layer edges. This would be used as an alternative to OLL/PLL in a regular Fridrich solve, where the OLL case has no oriented edges.
See also
External links
- Speedsolving.com: CLLEF, the evil twin of COLL
