NavigationMatrixPatterns - MusterSolution - Lösungsolutions for higher cubes and other types - Lösungen für größere Würfel und andere TypenLinksspeedcubing - Schnelldrehendiary - Tagebuchpoetry - Poesiequicklink speedcubing - Schnellzugriff Schnelldrehenagainst righteous - gegen Rechtsabout me - über michmail to Admin - email an den AdministratorImpressumJF-system compared by web authors - JF-System-Vergleich über Web-Autoren
Corners Moved Straight - Edges Moved Straight 1Corners Moved Straight - Edges Moved Straight 2Corners Moved Straight - Edges Moved Diagonal P1Corners Moved Straight - Edges Moved Diagonal P2Corners Moved Straight - Edges Moved Diagonal M2Corners Moved Straight - Edges Moved Diagonal M1CMD1 EMS1CMD2 EMS1Corners Moved Diagonal 2 - Edges Moved Diagonal P1Corners Moved Diagonal 1 - Edges Moved Diagonal P1Corners Moved Positive - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Corners Moved Negative - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Corners Moved ParallelCorners Moved CrossEdges Moved Positive - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Edges Moved Negative - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Edges Moved ParallelEdges Moved CrossG-Permutation - Nose UpG-Permutation - Hand UpG-Permutation - Hand DownG-Permutation - Nose DownEdges Flipped NeighboursEdges Flipped OppositeEdges Flipped AllCorners Twisted StraightCorners Twisted NeighboursCorners Twisted DiagonalCorners Twisted PositiveCorners Twisted NegativeCorners Twisted RegularCorners Twisted IrregularCorners Moved Straight - Twisted StraightCorners Moved Straight - Twisted NeighboursCorners Moved Straight - Twisted DiagonalCorners Moved Straight - Twisted PositiveCorners Moved Straight - Twisted NegativeCorners Moved Straight - Twisted IrregularCorners Moved Straight - Twisted Regular
Twisting Corners & Flipping EdgesCorners Moved StraightCorners Moved DiagonalCorners Moved Positive - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Corners Moved Negative - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Corners Moved ParallelCorners Moved CrossFlipping EdgesEdges Moved StraightEdges Moved DiagonalEdges Moved Positive - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Edges Moved Negative - the long arm is the 'arrowpeak'Edges Moved ParallelEdges Moved Cross4 situationsArrows Help - Pfeile Hilfebest browser - Bester Browsercolor distribution - Farbverteilung
   
Sequences 1. Level
Sequences 2. Level
Sequences 1. Level & 2. Level
Sequences 2. Level & 3. Level
Sequences over all Levels, flipping 3L edges
Sequences over all Levels, twisting 3L corners
Sequences over all Levels, swapping 3L corners
Winter Variation - last pair, orienting corners
Twists and Moves 1L combined, respecting EdgesMoving Corners 1L DiagonalMoving Corners 1L DiagonalTwisting Corners 1L Diagonal PositiveTwisting Corners 1L Diagonal NegativeTwisting Corners 1L Semi-Triangle PositiveTwisting Corners 1L Semi-Triangle NegativeTwisting Corners 1L StraightTwisting Corners 1L NeighboursTwisting Corners 1L DiagonalTwisting Corners 1L Triangle PositiveTwisting Corners 1L Triangle NegativeTwisting Corners 1L RegularTwisting Corners 1L Irregular
Moving Corners 1L DiagonalMoving Corners 1L DiagonalMoving Corners 1L DiagonalMoving Corners 1L Diagonal
A0M''S''UM''S''
M'' S'' · U · M'' S'' (5, 17)
go to the top of the site
A1
 
  english discussion about mentioned sequences (back to top)
go to the top of the site
deutsche Erörterung von Zugfolgen (zurück nach oben)  
    M''S''UM''S''    
   
Viewing this position as corner cycle, it is easy to comprehend how the top level is to turn. The turning direction is congruent to the direction of the aim of the corners. Meeting the situation displaced about 90°, so you have to move the edges, it is no simple understanding, that the edges, brought down to third level, have to use the same turning direction as when you care about the corners. The aiming direction is the turning direction.

It is yet worth to use those sequences only with two misplaced corners. If you care primarely about edges as first stones to fix on first level, your eye 'is choosing' the corners as stones to move. Nice, that nothing else on first and second level is changed.

   
Betrachtet man diese Stellung als Eckenzyklus, so ist einfach zu verstehen, wie die Ecken an ihren Platz zu bringen sind. Die Drehrichtung ist kongruent zum Erreichen des Ziels. Trifft man aber die beiden Stellungen zueinander um 90° versetzt an, hat man also Kanten zu bewegen, so fällt es schwer zu glauben, daß man, hat man sie erst nach unten gebracht, genauso behandeln muß - die Zielrichtung ist auch die Drehrichtung, obschon die Kanten auf der dritten Schicht ausgerichtet werden.

Es kann sich lohnen, schon bei zwei versetzten Ecken (bevorzugt man die Kanten auf der ersten Ebene, so 'wählt' sich das Auge die Ecken) diese Kombination anzuwenden. Das Schöne daran ist, daß nichts anderes auf der ersten und zweiten Schicht verändert wird.

   
05/08/2008 08.05.2008
       
             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mail to Admin - email an den Administrator