A Collection of Algorithms

Thx for sharing, i want to ask something what's the mean of (x) and (y) in permutation algorithms? And what's the diffrent between R2 and r2? Sorry, coz I'm just a newbie :)
 
If anyone knows how, I think it would be a great idea for someone to create a nice printable pdf file for all the algs.
 
yes, that would be a great idea..
btw, there's something bothering me...is "trigger" same as "fingertricks"??
if not, whats the different...
 
ncah79 said:
yes, that would be a great idea..
btw, there's something bothering me...is "trigger" same as "fingertricks"??
if not, whats the different...
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Fingertricks = doing moves on the cube in a way that it's very fast.

Triggers are very fast fingertricks that are a few moves long (Example: R U R') that you use in algorithms. Triggers in algorithms are noted by parenthesis. For example I'll put triggers on the T permutation: (R U R' U) (R' F R2 U' R' U') (R U R' F'). Usually at the end of each trigger in an algorithm you re-grip. Different people have different triggers because they have different ways of doing the same algorithm.
 
Rubik's Cube Fan said:
ncah79 said:
yes, that would be a great idea..
btw, there's something bothering me...is "trigger" same as "fingertricks"??
if not, whats the different...
Click to expand...
Fingertricks = doing moves on the cube in a way that it's very fast.

Triggers are very fast fingertricks that are a few moves long (Example: R U R') that you use in algorithms. Triggers in algorithms are noted by parenthesis. For example I'll put triggers on the T permutation: (R U R' U) (R' F R2 U' R' U') (R U R' F'). Usually at the end of each trigger in an algorithm you re-grip. Different people have different triggers because they have different ways of doing the same algorithm.
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You may want to revise that T-Perm buddy ;)
 
Here's some algorithms people may find useful. I wanted to post them here in case I need to refer back to them at some point.

Void Cube and Word Puzzle Cube Parity Algorithms

Swap UF with UR (changes 4 centres):
R F' L2 F2 U' D R' F B' D' F2 D F'

Swap UF with UR (changes 6 centres):
U2 R2 D R' L B' R2 F2 U D' R' F' B U

Swap UF with UB (changes 4 centres):
U F' L' B U' R' L2 D L' D' B R L2 U

Swap UF with UB (changes 6 centres):
F L R' B U2 D' F U L' U' L R' D' F' R'

Rotate Centres

To turn centres U and R' -- R L' F B' U D' R' U' D F' B R' L U
To turn centres U2 and R2 -- R L' F B' U D' R2 U' D F' B R' L U2.
To turn centres U' and R -- R L' F B' U D' R U' D F' B R' L U'
To turn centres U and D' -- R L' F2 B2 R L' U R L' F2 B2 R L' D'
To turn centres U2 and D2 -- R L' F2 B2 R L' U2 R L' F2 B2 R L' D2
To turn centres U' and D -- R L' F2 B2 R L' U' R L' F2 B2 R L' D
 
How about this one for OLL number 23 on the wiki:
y2 x R2 D2 R U2 R' D2 R U2 R
It's just the normal A-permutation, but with U2 instead of U or U'
You like?
 
Found crazy R perm.
It's like the J perm that I do not used combined with sune = 16 moves. It is RUF, but I don't know about using it because I want to be ambidexterous, even though this is faster than the LUF alg. :confused::confused::confused:

RUR'F'RU2R'U2R'FRURU2R'U'
or inverse
RU2R'U'R'F'RU2RU2R'FRU'R'U
Both are super fast, can't decide which to use...

I'm still using LU2L'U2LF'L'U'LULFL2U for now.

I'm pretty sure someone may have found these before, but I just found them by hand while play around with cube.
 
fanwuq said:
RUR'F'RU2R'U2R'FRURU2R'U'
or inverse
RU2R'U'R'F'RU2RU2R'FRU'R'U
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:eek: I'm switching.
One single regrip for (U'RUR'F'RU2R'U2)(R'FRURU2R')...
Can't quite decide what hand to use to trigger the underlined U2....
(It's also better for OH.)

This is a fantastic URF alg, fanwuq; I wonder why I haven't seen/found it before.
It'll make this R-perm much more enjoyable (and closer to the speed of the other one).
 
Lucas Garron said:
fanwuq said:
RUR'F'RU2R'U2R'FRURU2R'U'
or inverse
RU2R'U'R'F'RU2RU2R'FRU'R'U
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:eek: I'm switching.
One single regrip for (U'RUR'F'RU2R'U2)(R'FRURU2R')...
Can't quite decide what hand to use to trigger the underlined U2....
(It's also better for OH.)

This is a fantastic URF alg, fanwuq; I wonder why I haven't seen/found it before.
It'll make this R-perm much more enjoyable (and closer to the speed of the other one).
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Thanks!
This coming from you makes finding this alg one of my biggest cubing accomplishment!!!:D:D:D:D:D
I've always thought you had the best PLL page ever since I was a beginner!

For OH, I prefer R'U'RU2RU2R2L'URU'RLU2R'U2 Inverse of an alg I found on Mitchell's site.
Hmmm.... I just tried this alg OH too, and it's also quite nice. On a related note, I also have the same problem as you and also can't decide which hand to use to trigger the last U2. I'm leaning towards right one first and left on the last.
 
fanwuq said:
Found crazy R perm.
It's like the J perm that I do not used combined with sune = 16 moves. It is RUF, but I don't know about using it because I want to be ambidexterous, even though this is faster than the LUF alg. :confused::confused::confused:

RUR'F'RU2R'U2R'FRURU2R'U'
or inverse
RU2R'U'R'F'RU2RU2R'FRU'R'U
Both are super fast, can't decide which to use...

I'm still using LU2L'U2LF'L'U'LULFL2U for now.

I'm pretty sure someone may have found these before, but I just found them by hand while play around with cube.
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From that alg and the (RUR'F')J perm there comes a supercube friendly Z perm.
(I'm a lefty cuber, so for me that's (L' U')L2 F(L' U')(L' U' L U2)(L F' L' U')(L' U2 L) or the inverse.)
 
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