Corners of the last layer, M-slice free (CMLL)

Solve the four top corners after both Roux blocks: 42 cases.

What it is

CMLL is Roux's third step: with both 1x2x3 blocks built, one algorithm orients and permutes the four top-layer corners. The M slice and the top edges may be disturbed freely, since LSE solves them next, which is why CMLL algorithms can be shorter than COLL.
The cases are the eight corner-orientation shapes (O for all oriented, plus H, Pi, U, T, Sune, Antisune, L), each split by permutation.

Recognition

Find the orientation shape from the top-colour stickers, then read the side stickers of the corners for headlights and opposite colours, as in COLL.
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Source: SpeedCubeDB, https://speedcubedb.com/a/3x3/CMLL, retrieved 2026-10-24: case names, groups, setups and images, and the top-voted algorithms per case with their votes. Every algorithm shown was checked by the logic engine; rejected ones are listed in docs/db-exclusions.md.