TuRBo method

Nice idea. Less thinking than what I posted here, but less freedom... I might try this for a short while, I probably already know all the algs...
Let's race sometime. ;)

Edit 1: Wouldn't a buffer at UR allow nicer algs?
 
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Erik, I'm having trouble with this corner example. I just can't seem to follow it. Even just doing the moves you have listed, I still can't get it to work. Plus, I'm not even really grasping the concept of the method.


Acually, I just figured out a problem. The set-up DL' needs to be DL. Also, I think your naming of the corners is a little weird. UBR and UFR is a little odd. I was a little confused on how this works, but I think I can start to get it. It looks really, really cool, but very confusing as of right now.
 
I have a question about memorization for this method; when you memorize, would you just remember the edge cycles and then remember which edges are oriented wrong and check to see if what you are cycling has any of the bad edges? I ask because the setup moves seem unrestricted, and if you memorize using something like images, then you might end up flipping an edge during the setup moves and end up with wrongly oriented edges.
 
I was thinking you can still memorize pairs like in older Pochmann methods. I actually also memorize a mental path for where the pieces go. It helps me memorize quicker. I can almost disregard exact colors if I can remember where the pieces go. So what I was thinking, you remember the UB color and then the next colors. You also remember what piece is going where along with it. So you can remember that WO is goin to FRB. (I use white-front green-top). That was my initial thought do to my reluctancy to change memo methods.
 
To all: memorization is like Pochmann's old system but preferably in pairs. Don't memorize in terms of permutation and orientation but only pure permutation (preferably in pairs). For those who just can't cut out of that 3-cycle idea of orientation/permutation: I orient and permute 2 cubies at a time with help of my 3rd piece: the buffer. For more infor about that read more carefully and check pure cycles at Joel's or Stefan's page.
 
My problem for memo, is that I just brute force the colors. I actually memorize the colors but subliminally, I remember the position where it's going. So, I end up using the colors for orientation and just remember where the cycle goes. I have to rely on my memo for when pairs are. For M2, I just have to remember if a M slice edge needs to be done in the opposite spot. I should probably come up w/ a new memo system.
 
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