Bindedsa
Veteran
I couldn't find it on the speedsolving wiki. Oh well. Fun alg anyway.
http://algdb.net/Set/COLL-PI/G4
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I couldn't find it on the speedsolving wiki. Oh well. Fun alg anyway.
That's... a good N perm!? The R' D' is slow for me but other than that I definitely prefer that to my old alg. I may actually switch to it.N perm:
z U' R' (U D') R U' R2 D R' D' R2 (U D) R' U' R U
25 TPS? I don't think anyone can do more than 20 TPS for more than like half a second. Yeah, it's too long for speedsolving[R U R' U R U' R' U R U2 R'] [F triple sexy F'] (U')
basically two COLLs put together (H case).
I wonder if anyone can do this under a sec.
Wow, that's nice...R U R' U' R' U2 R U R U' R2 U2 R
You get a RU U perm which is actually good and regripless. I hadn't seen this alg before... but someone else probably knows about it already.
(M U')*4 flips UB, UR, DF and DB
This is already known. But an application: if you do [(M' U')*4 z' y']*3 you get a superflip. I chose to memorize that as opposed to the 20 move solution on cube20.org.
I use [(M' U')*4 x y]*3... does the same thing in the end, but rotates the cube differently.This is already known. But an application: if you do [(M' U')*4 z' y']*3 you get a superflip. I chose to memorize that as opposed to the 20 move solution on cube20.org.
I use [(M' U')*4 x y]*3... does the same thing in the end, but rotates the cube differently.
Found this on accident. Does anyone use it?
CLL: Pi F (Inverse H F)
(y') R' F R F' R U' R' U' R U' R'