PLL prediction trainer
Read your PLL case during OLL, so the algorithm starts the moment the last layer is oriented.
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How PLL prediction works
What PLL prediction is
Prediction means knowing the next step before the current one ends. Here you see the position before OLL is finished and pick the PLL case you will get. This only works if you can already recognize a PLL by looking at two sides only, which is what the PLL recognition trainer is for: start there if that is not automatic yet.
How the drill works
You get a position and choose the PLL case. Answer in practice mode or against the clock, add criteria such as a time limit, and follow your stats case by case.
How to practice here
Stay in practice mode until your answers are accurate, then switch to the clock. Adaptive mode, a Pro feature, brings back the positions you get wrong or answer slowly.
Look up the PLL algorithms in the library
What does PLL prediction mean?
Reading your PLL case while you are still solving OLL, so the algorithm starts the moment the last layer is oriented.
What do I need to know before starting?
You need to recognize each PLL case by looking at two sides only. Predicting a PLL builds on that skill, and the PLL recognition trainer is there to train it. Start there if you still need more than two sides to name a case.
Do I need a cube to use this trainer?
No. You only look at the position and answer.
How is it different from PLL recognition?
Recognition names the PLL case from a finished position. Prediction asks for it earlier, before OLL is finished.