I have discovered a new Ja perm. It uses no rotation and uses only F, U, and R moves the algorithm is as follows: F U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' R U R' F'. You hold the cube so that the two corners are on the right side and the two edges that need to swap are on the R and B sides.
I know about thing when you solve something without changing one layer and then reversing, but many algorithms I have seen don't do that.
I wonder how people came up with those algorithms?
Have any weird algs?
if so, you've come to the right place!
post any different or lesser known algs here.
(ill start)
FMC JbPERM: R L U2 R' U' R U2 L' U R'
A-Perm: r2 B2 r U r' B2 r U' r
JaPERM: R U R'U' R'F R2 U'R' U2R U R' F R UR' U'R' F RF'
Hello,
In the past week, I have been genning waterman algorithms to solve the Orientation of the last R edge and Edge Orientation
These algs are most useful in simplified waterman.
Here they are, there are 31 algs...