lilkdub503
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Another name for J perm, perhaps?What's "L perm"?
If you don't completely know, please don't answer, otherwise you're leading people the wrong way. An L perm is a J-perm-the other one. Only in some cases is it truly an L-perm, with the corners permuted across the top. I use x U2 r' U' r U2 l' U R' U' R2, which I think Weston uses as well. It just looks extra sexy-no offense to Erik's, but this is one is faster and fun to execute. The "true" L-perm is essential for Blindfolded solving using Old Pochmann (beginner).