138 isn't bad. Shouldn't take more than a year.
I've got more ideas and things but I'm simply too tired right now,
I'll catch you tomorrow sometime.
~Thom
stuff follows....
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Stay with me on this one, most of it is blaringly obvious
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I solve with green on top and blue on bottom, yellow/white to the sides.
This will be a little rushed because I'm... I have no excuse, this
will be rushed.
Basically, for CMLL/COLL with roux, you recognise the cases manually
for each mix of normal/inverted corners, there are only six for each
case (are they? I think I'm confused about the mix of normal/inverted
for each one) and you don't need to learn the algs, just where to
apply which ones. This is handy because you learn it subconciously
while you're solving, I've learnt a couple of them this way and I
don't even know a full CMLL :). A chart would probibly help aswell....
Usually, they're the same and most of the time you can guess which alg
the facelets want, I think only a few times I've not been able to work
it out or I've done the wrong alg.
Then, my two-step. I suggest you use the two-step then progress to the
one step gradually (very...)
Lets see if I can remember....
|B|| ||B|
| || || |
|G|| ||G|
if two corners are alright, place them towards you and adjacent swap :)
both alright, continue.
non alright, opposite swap.
|B|| ||G|
| || || |
|G|| ||B|
Always a swap to adjacent corners, little harder, still easy.
What you do is 'search for the bruno'. Look for where the white and
yellow colours form a bruno shape. This is a little weird. Position it
so it's 'sitting' if you get what I mean. (stickers on UFL, UFR, ULB
and URB). and do roux adjacent swap, (swap ULB and URB). and it'll be
done.
I was about to suggest that because solved produces bruno, we should
look into other configurations to learn, because the white stickers
produce other orientation patterns. probibly too much work. Besides,
gilles has got the general idea under possible improvment on his site.
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