4x4 OLL Parity

F R (Rr) U2 (Rr)' U2 (Rr) B2 (Rr)2 U2 (Rr)’ U2 (Rr) U2 B2 (Rr)2 B2 R’ F’

This one sucks. There really aren't any good ones.
 
From what Jason Baum told me, Kuti had an OLL parity alg that was faster than any other one out there, but wouldn't tell anyone.

Maybe it's the same as his blindfold method: he didn't have one.
Mátyás used a different OLL parity / 2-wing-swap alg with the same effect as the standard one.
I don't think it's really faster. But he always block-turns his slice moves, so its use as a 4x4x4 2-swap alg may have motivated that choice.
To show a little respect, I won't post the alg. Note, however, that Badie had posted it publicly.

Anyhow, dunno how to find a 3-flip alg simply. But I just found r U2' x r U2' r U2' r' U2 l U2' r' U2 r U2' r' U2 r' with ACube...

EDIT: Updated the URL on 2021-09-13. This was the original link.
 
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Instead of flipping three edges, I usually flip the edge that is correctly oriented. Then I do one of the no-edges-correct OLL's. I find this easier because I execute the regular OLL-parity alg faster
 
My OLL parity

r' U2 r U2 r' F2 r2 U2 r U2 r' U2 F2 r2 F2

I like it a lot. r can be executed like rR

I flip any edge except for the correctly oriented one. If you know all the OLLs, (I don't) There's no point flipping 3.
 
Just realized that I can do this with a 1-move conjugate of my alg (kinda):
(r is single-slice here):

B' r U2' x rR U2' rR U2' (rR)' U2 lL U2' (rR)' U2 rR U2' (rR)' U2 r' B

Mirrored: F r' U2 x' (rR)' U2 (rR)' U2 rR U2 (lL)' U2 rR U2 (rR)' U2 rR U2 r F
 
From what Jason Baum told me, Kuti had an OLL parity alg that was faster than any other one out there, but wouldn't tell anyone.

Maybe it's the same as his blindfold method: he didn't have one.
Mátyás used a different OLL parity / 2-wing-swap alg with the same effect as the standard one.
I don't think it's really faster. But he always block-turns his slice moves, so its use as a 4x4x4 2-swap alg may have motivated that choice.
To show a little respect, I won't post the alg. Note, however, that Badie had posted it publicly.

Anyhow, dunno how to find a 3-flip alg simply. But I just found r U2' x r U2' r U2' r' U2 l U2' r' U2 r U2' r' U2 r' with ACube...


Anybody got more info on Kuti's parity alg?

FYI - here in this post is Lucas's excellent find of LucasParity™

reThinker
 
Anybody got more info on Kuti's parity alg?

I can't find where else I saw it, but it's been long enough that I don't have any qualms about posting Kuti's parity alg.
I reconstructed it from a 4BLD video, and I also seem to recall him using it in a speedsolve (not sure at all).

r' U2 l F2 l' F2 r2 U2 r U2 r' U2 x U2 r2 U2 x'

FYI - here in this post is Lucas's excellent find of LucasParity™
It's lucasparity. Lowercase. ;)

EDIT: By the way, in case no one else notices: It's the same alg as fanwuq posted up there. But it's still significant that this is the alg and execution Kuti used.
 
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Anybody got more info on Kuti's parity alg?

I can't find where else I saw it, but it's been long enough that I don't have any qualms about posting Kuti's parity alg.
I reconstructed it from a 4BLD video, and I also seem to recall him using it in a speedsolve (not sure at all).

r' U2 l F2 l' F2 r2 U2 r U2 r' U2 x U2 r2 U2 x'

FYI - here in this post is Lucas's excellent find of LucasParity™
It's lucasparity. Lowercase. ;)

EDIT: By the way, in case no one else notices: It's the same alg as fanwuq posted up there. But it's still significant that this is the alg and execution Kuti used.

yeah, that's the one he used. most hungarians use this, as this is up on the hungarian site.
 
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