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After Stefan released a M2-Tutorial yesterday, I've decided to swich
to M2 since it is a very powerful way to deal with the Edges.
But after all I don't want to throw away everything, I've learned so
far. So I consider using my normal Orient, then 3-Cycle style for corners.

I would solve in this order:

Orient Corners
M2 for Edges
3-Cycles for Corners

In case of odd parity I would use this Alg: F2 U F2 M2 F2 U' F2
It arranges the M slice and swaps the UL and UR Edges. I haven't found
a nicer one yet.

Then you can do the corner cycles and solve a 2 swap of corners easily
along with the swapped edges via T-Permutation (N-Perm is also handy
but not needed)
I didn't have the time to really try this yet, nor I'm used to M2. But
I still

think this is a quite nice way for me.

What do you think?

Kai




Mon Jun 4, 2007 6:22 pm

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After Stefan released a M2-Tutorial yesterday, I've decided to swich to M2 since it is a very powerful way to deal with the Edges. But after all I don't want...
Kai Jiptner
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Jun 4, 2007
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... Here's a direct parity fix from Cube Explorer: F U R2 D B' D B D2 R2 U F U2 F' (13f*) I'd also consider U2 M' U2 M followed by the F-perm. This is another...
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