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'''Edges orientation of last layer''', normally '''EOLL''', is [[orient]]ing the [[edge]]s of the [[last layer]]. EOLL can be of three types: the most basic is when corners are ignored compleatly, the second level preserves corner orientation (the usal [[OLL]]'s) and the highest level also preserves corner permutation. | '''Edges orientation of last layer''', normally '''EOLL''', is [[orient]]ing the [[edge]]s of the [[last layer]]. EOLL can be of three types: the most basic is when corners are ignored compleatly, the second level preserves corner orientation (the usal [[OLL]]'s) and the highest level also preserves corner permutation. | ||
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Edges orientation of last layer, normally EOLL, is orienting the edges of the last layer. EOLL can be of three types: the most basic is when corners are ignored compleatly, the second level preserves corner orientation (the usal OLL's) and the highest level also preserves corner permutation.
EOLL ignoring corners
Case of two adjacents edges F U R U' R' F'
Case of two opposite edges F R U R' U' F'
Case of no edges R U2 R' F' L' U2 L F R U2 R'
EOLL preserving CO
EOLL preserving corners
Case ? M U M' U2 M U M'
Case ?? (x') M' U' R U M U' R' U (x)
Case ??? M' U2 M U2 M' U M U2 M' U2 M
