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Well done working it out anyway.. but this is how it goes:
Anti-Sune: R' U' R U' R' U2 R
X3: (R' U' R U' R' U2 R) (R' U' R U' R' U2 R) (R' U' R U' R' U2 R)
Cancel out the bold ones: R' U' R U' R' U R U' R' U R U' R' U2 R
The slight problem with it is the huge movecount, but it's cool that it's R U 2gen, so nice to know.

plus its great for coll. R' U R U' is a very sexy trigger
 
Silly N perm: (r D r' U2)5. I got a 2.09 timed without the final U2, so it's actually potentially useful.

Mirror: (r' D' r U2)5.

EDIT: You can flip the D moves and it still works.

That's actually...kind of... good? Awkward, but for what looks like a "throwaway" alg it's got some potential.
 
My Guimond Orientation Algs

As I did this by request a while ago, I thought I might post it here

In all of the cases, the twisted corner is to be in the DFR spot

RUR'

yR'F'R

yR'FR

RU'R'

RU2R'

yR'F2R

y'R2U'R'

R2UR

FRU'R'

yF'L'UL

R'FR2U'R'
yL'ULU'L'UL

yLF'L2UL
RU'R'URU'R'

RU'RU2R'

yL'UL'U2L

Might take a while to load as there are a lot of visualcube images
The last two cases are missing because I don't know them :p(I change sides when I see it)

Anyway I think these are much better than the algorithms on Thrawst's or Erik's sites because of fingertricks or because I find it easier to predict separation.
Many of them are the same though
 
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New N-Perm algorithms?

I discovered these a while ago while scrambling a cube and I thought I'd share:

N(b) - [R F' R' U2]*4 [R F' R']
N(a) - x' [R' U' R F2]*4 [R' U' R]

They're slightly longer but fingertrick friendly.

I'm sure these have been done somewhere by someone already, but can someone explain why it works?

Plus, I'm new, so if anyone's interested then feel free to comment on my cubing videos with any constructive criticisms, got a 4BLD on film today :)
 
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I dont think you understand finger tricks. These are horrible for finger tricks, and in general.

I use my right ring finger to do the F' on the N(b) and I can do that in under 2 secs comfortably.
I use the left index to do the U' and the same right index finger to do the D2 on the N(a), again, comfortably under 2secs
 
...

R' U' R U' R' U R U' R' U R U' R' U2 R
do this alg on a solved cube and look at the oll that was setup and then do the same alg again.

is this a normal alg for this oll? i didnt find this alg anywhere on any site.

I used this COLL from this angle quite a long time, until I dicovered the the invers is just more sexy, literally. (2.75 times more sexy :) )
 
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G(a): (z) U2 r U' R U' R' U r' U2 (z' y) R' U R
G(b): R' U' R (y' z) U2 r U' R U R' U r' U2 (z')
G(c): (z) U2 r' U R' U R U' r U2 (z' y') R U' R'
G(d): R U R' (y z) U2 r' U R' U' R U' r U2 (z')
alg.garron.us
 
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