Really need HELP ON CUBE ROTATION

an X would be to put your current F side to U.
an X' would be to put your current F side to D.

Y is your F to L.
Y' is your F to R.

Z is your U to R.
Z' is your U to L.

to be sure that you did it right, make sure that each of the above would take only one 90º rotation.

You can probably figure out how to do X2, Y2, Z2 given these info.
 
I'm doing this OLL and it goes like R U (X') U' l' R' U' l' U L F'
No it doesn't.

but happen it DOES have a parenthetic though?

Yes, the (X') does indicate rotating the cube in the L direction (same as R').
I believe Stefan is saying you must have made a mistake in writing that OLL, because the result is a mangled cube. I could not figure out how to fix your algorithm, but it might be similar to other ones out there. Also, in case you were about to ask, the "l" (lowercase L, also written as "Lw") indicates moving both the L face and slice against it. With a prime mark after it, twist in the direction of L'.
 
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I have the book, too. I'll look up the alg...

There's only one alg in the OLL section close enough to yours- Case #101
R U (x') U' R U l' R' U' l' U l F'
 
This is not to be horrible in any way but have you even read the book "Speedsolving The Cube"? I am on Page 12 and it has answered just about everything you originally asked. I am surprised nobody picked up on that.
Also, there is a possibility that some algorithms are wrong, Dan posted a list of corrections to the book on his website 'CubeStation', I have printed all of the corrections just as a reference should something not work - I have actually found it useful in the latter pages of the book.
 
okay, so you find (z2 y) RUR'U' less 'easy' than BDB'D'?

time an average of 5 of each of those triggers x6 and show me that the BD trigger is 'easier' for you (assuming that 'easier' means faster).
 
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