--- In zbmethod@yahoogroups.com, Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ignoring the solved case and counting mirrors together but inverses
distinct...
First off, I looked at the number of totally distinct cases, that'd be
6!/2 = 360. Exploiting two planes of symmetry that gives 90 cases
--- In zbmethod@yahoogroups.com, cmhardw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey everyone,
I got 8 ZBLL solves in my sunday contest average this week!!!
I only have a roughly 30% chance for ZBLL so the odds of that are
roughly:
495*(0.30)^8*(0.70)^4 = 0.78% chance. So less than 1 in 100 averages
. If my F2L average is 14 or
15, and my normal average is a little over 20, that means my LL is
taking entirely too long. I think I may start with the rest of the
correctly permuted corner cases for each orientation, starting with
the L case (because I already know a few of those).
-Mike Bennett
Ok. So a post on the other group got me thinking. If, after ZBF2L,
you are left with three steps, what ways can you divide them? Not
dividing at all gives you full ZB. Dividing between corner
orientation/permutation and edge permutation leaves us with COLL.
What if we divided between corner
Also, I was looking around Lars Petrus' site the other day and
realized something. Using the VH method for edge flipping, you can
usually influence the corner orientation in your favor with the last
pair, simply by using U turns to adjust when you insert the pair.
Doing this, you can pretty much
I've been taking a lot of time off lately from ZB to work on the Roux
method and various improvements I have ideas for. This is helping my
ZB in three ways:
First, when I solve for extended periods of time and then switch to
COLL/ZB, it forces me to go slower on my F2L, because I'm not as used
--- In zbmethod@yahoogroups.com, Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyways, I've just been trying to progress with ZB, I haven't given
up on it.
This should take over the 32% mark for ZBLL...
-Doug
It's great to hear you're getting so far with it! I was worried that
people were losing
--- In zbmethod@yahoogroups.com, Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But yes, I really should post my S1, H1, and Pi1 sets sometime. this
is certainly going to be my roughest semester academically though.
-Doug
If and when you get bored next, would you do me a favor? I've pretty
much
