PLL recognition trainer
Name the PLL case from two sides as fast as you can read it, before your hands get involved.
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How PLL recognition training works
What PLL recognition is
Recognition is reading the case: you look at the last layer and name the PLL before touching the cube. You see the position at any of four angles and answer as fast as you can.
How the drill works
Select the cases you want to learn, choose the cross color and add criteria such as a time limit. Your answer time is recorded for every case and angle.
How to practice here
Start with a few cases and widen the selection once you answer them quickly. Adaptive mode, a Pro feature, repeats the case and angle pairs you are slowest at.
Look up the PLL algorithms in the library
Why practice PLL recognition separately?
Recognition is a skill of its own. Here you name the case without a cube in your hands, so executing the algorithm does not slow the drill.
Which angles does it use?
The same case can show up at any of four angles, so you learn to recognize it from every side.
Do I need a cube to use this trainer?
No. You only look at the position and answer.
How is it different from the PLL trainer?
The PLL trainer drills the algorithm itself. This one drills only naming the case.