I've been staying quite since this is a learning phase for me, Trying to learn the Case 8+9 ZBF2L algs. And working on a few fundementals such as doing the PLLs lefty.
Chris: I posted the raw U2 algs I generated on ACube in the files section. I did both the RULM run and general run in FTM. So I don't think you'll have to re-run them. I have an idea for the U2 with edges circular. Mike: It's quite in here because it takes us forever to read your lengthy posts, try to split them up a bit if you can. I used to write long posts, but then realized how bad that is. For me it feels like a lot of work to take all that in, and check all the probabilities and case counts you list. I get tempted to run all the cases for this CP idea of yours... -Doug --- In [email protected], "cmhardw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Ok, so I've been gone for a while, and even since being back my heart > has been into 4x4x4 BLD solving. Well I finally set a good time for > the 4x4x4, that I can be satisfied for at least a little while, so I'm > back into working on ZB stuff again. > > Also I realized how often I recognize a ZBLL case and execute it > during a Fridrich average and still get a good time. I've accented a > few Fridrich averages with a 13.xx or 14.xx ZBLL solve so far so I'm > in this for the long run still. > > So far I've been asked to finish off the numbering system for cases on > my site (though Doug has already done a number of these so I'll just > copy him there) and also to start working on analyzing the U > orientation case 2 algs. > > I also need to add Dan H's notation for ZBLL cases to my page. It's > late now, but I wanted to post to say that I'm back and ready to work. > > Hope everyone is still doing well, and I hope you all are still > motivated for ZB. I still think it is an awesome method and can't > even get over how amazing it will be after we have optimized the ZBLL > cases! Seriously, even when I think "this average will only be > Fridrich" and I see a ZBLL I know, I execute the ZBLL and still get a > good solve. Whether you are set on full ZB or a hybrid this method is > awesome. Plus the all edges correct ZBLL cases are the makings of a > superawesome 3x3x3 BLD method, so we have to generate that set as well. > > Hope everyone is doing well, I'll post again once I've finished my > template pages and I'll start my computer on analyzing the other half > of the U2 cases. > > I'll post again soon when I have stopped being a lazy bum and have > brought more to the table :-) > > Happy ZB'ing and cubing all! > > Chris > Team [ZB] > Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/zbmethod/ <*> 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/
