Oh.. and heres som for the MU-lovers: R U R' M' U M U' R M U' R' M' R U' r' U' M' U r U r' R M U R' M' U M' U' R M U' R' r U' r' U' M U r U R' R2 U R2 M' U M U' R2 M U' R2 M' R2 U' R2 M U' M' U R2 M' U R2 M R2 M U R2 M' U M' U' R2 M U' R2 R2 M' U' R2 M U' M U R2 M' U R2 R' U r U M U' r' U' r R' U' R M U' M' U R' M' U R M r' U r U M' U' r' U' R R' M' U' R M U' M U R' M' U R (U) R U R' M' U M U' R M U' R' M' (U) R U' r' U' M' U r U r' (U) R M U R' M' U M' U' R M U' R' (U) r U' r' U' M U r U R' (U) R2 U R2 M' U M U' R2 M U' R2 M' (U) R2 U' R2 M U' M' U R2 M' U R2 M (U) R2 M U R2 M' U M' U' R2 M U' R2 (U) R2 M' U' R2 M U' M U R2 M' U R2 (U) R' U r U M U' r' U' r (U) R' U' R M U' M' U R' M' U R M (U) r' U r U M' U' r' U' R (U) R' M' U' R M U' M U R' M' U R (U2) R U R' M' U M U' R M U' R' M' (U2) R U' r' U' M' U r U r' (U2) R M U R' M' U M' U' R M U' R' (U2) r U' r' U' M U r U R' (U2) R2 U R2 M' U M U' R2 M U' R2 M' (U2) R2 U' R2 M U' M' U R2 M' U R2 M (U2) R2 M U R2 M' U M' U' R2 M U' R2 (U2) R2 M' U' R2 M U' M U R2 M' U R2 (U2) R' U r U M U' r' U' r (U2) R' U' R M U' M' U R' M' U R M (U2) r' U r U M' U' r' U' R (U2) R' M' U' R M U' M U R' M' U R (U') R U R' M' U M U' R M U' R' M' (U') R U' r' U' M' U r U r' (U') R M U R' M' U M' U' R M U' R' (U') r U' r' U' M U r U R' (U') R2 U R2 M' U M U' R2 M U' R2 M' (U') R2 U' R2 M U' M' U R2 M' U R2 M (U') R2 M U R2 M' U M' U' R2 M U' R2 (U') R2 M' U' R2 M U' M U R2 M' U R2 (U') R' U r U M U' r' U' r (U') R' U' R M U' M' U R' M' U R M (U') r' U r U M' U' r' U' R (U') R' M' U' R M U' M U R' M' U R
/Gustav kovacic81 skrev: >Edge algs are very useful to me now. Here are all that I can think >of. Position is not really a factor, Im mostly concerned with >orientation. > >If anyone is not familiar with this numbering system for edges, its >very simple. 1-4 is the U layer. 5-8 is the middle layer. 9-12 is the >D layer. 1, 5, and 9 Start on the F slice, and you move clockwise as >viewed from above. So UF-1 UL-2 UB-3 UR-4 DF-9 DB-11. These are the >only ones I'm really concerned with. > > > >ELLs >14: (FR'F')lU RU'R >13: (RUR'U')(M'U)(RU'r') >1234: (MU)(RUR'U')(M2U)(RU'r') > >Pure Flips >13: ((M'U)3 U (MU)3 U) >12911: (MU')4 >23911: (M'U)4 >34911: (M'U')4 >14911: (MU)4 >1234611:(RBR'U)5 >135678911:(RruU)3 >210: U'M (U2M2U')L2U(M2U2M'U) L2 <---OLD SCHOOL > >My favorite of the pureflips is (RBR'U)5, and its so close to what I >need. I need a quick way to flip 1,2,3,5,9,11. Position is not a >factor, and I don't care if its all M and U. I'd actually prefer >something similar to (RBR'U)5... > > >Jason K > > > > > > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > >__________ NOD32 1.1321 (20051213) Information __________ > >This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. >http://www.nod32.com > > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Get fast access to your favorite Yahoo! Groups. Make Yahoo! your home page http://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/MXMplB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/speedsolvingrubikscube/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
