--- In [email protected], cmhardw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> There absolutely is a way to avoid the parity error, but you're not
> going to like it. The only ways I have found to avoid the edge parity
> 100% of the time are to 1) count the pseudo-edge cycles during
> inspection or 2) count the number of inner face quarter turns in your
> scrambling alg (which is cheating btw)
Or you can re-order your solution so that the error is "caught" early
and can be fixed using intuitive sequences. Just match up the
edges /before/ you do the centres -- or (perhaps better) just after
you've done the U and D centres. But I don't know whether that's
feasible in solution meant for speed.
Mike
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