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Yeah, that's what I thought you wrote.Okay, sorry that I'm too tired to check right now. If someone notices that this alg was already mentioned, just send me a PM and I'll edit this post to reflect that.
My alg for Jb is: R U2 R' U' R U2 r' F R' F' r
I'll add it to the wiki, since the algs are no longer maintained in this thread.
Does anybody have any opinions/suggestions about the alg?
found a kinda nice PLL parity alg i made up but its not too great
tell me what you think.
rw2 U2 rw' U2 rw2 U2 rw2 U2 rw' U2 rw2
You can add your algorithm to the existing list we have on the Wiki. The link to the OLL page on the first post in this thread.Hi all!
I hope this thread is also for OLL algs
I found not a new alg, but another way to perform it:
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(U2) L2 R' z Rw U L' Dw' R' U R' Rw
Just 10 moves! And I think with a little bit practise, it's pretty fast.
The Rw U L' is a real trigger! you can do it as Rw U Rw'.
At the moment I don't use the alg.
What do you think about this OLL?
p.s. My English is pretty bad, so don't laugh about my mistakes! ^^
I found this algorithm and really liked it. It's an E perm that I've never seen before. I don't see it in the Wiki so here you go:
U' R U R' U R' U' R F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R2 U R
how'd you find that algorithm?
E-Perm: R2 U R' U' y R U R' U' R U R' U' R U R' F U' F2
Very Fast
Nice alg! How did you find it?
Why is the alg so looooooong....18 moves...but it doesn't matter, i like it^^
Incredible fast to learn, i execute once and i know it (nearly)!
No, it's a conjugate: PQP' where P = F2 U F' U' and Q = (R U R' U')3. Commutators are of the form PQP'Q'.its just a commutator