[Unofficial] 11 different U-Perms sub-1

[Brest]

Awesome video Florian! I like that you know 11 different U perms, let alone execute them so fast.

Impressive, but why aren't some of these on the wiki PLL page? I didn't know about the ones with wide U turns.

Fixed!

 

[Faz]

Haha, I saw Brest's post here and I wondered why he bothered to reconstruct U perms

But nice job Florian, #4 can be really fast with good fingertricks though

 

[Florian]

Next MeetUp you can teach me.

 

[Tim Major]

J-perm would be interesting, since there are a lot of different algs for those, which can be done from different angles too.

Also, how about Z-perm? There's a few MU ones, the RU one, the Dan Knights, and some others.

Z-perm would be ridiculous. I can sub 1 two of the <MU> ones, but I have no chance for <RU>

Edit: PS I went through your list and sub 1'd all of them except 8 and 3. I can sub 1, 1 other though, so I can get 10

 

[RCTACameron]

Woah, that's fast. The <RU> ones seem so effortless, but still so fast. Good job.

I have been able to sub-1 the first 2 before, but I tried #4, and after a few tries got 0.97. So that's 3 for me.

the only one which i struggeld with was the 4th, it took me over 5min to get sub-1.

You think that's bad? On 2x2, it took me an hour to sub-1 one CLL case, and then it took me 2 months to sub-1 opposite swap/Y-perm.

 

[Florian]

Found one more on Wiki
#12 (y2 z) U' R U' R' U' R' U' R U R U2' (z')

I don't think anybody is using this one for a speedsolve.

 

[Tim Major]

Florian if you used that, 3 of your U-perms would be the same alg with rotations ;_;

 

[Ickenicke]

I might do a how-to video, so subscribe so that you don't miss it

Please post it here too

 

[qqwref]

Found one more on Wiki
#12 (y2 z) U' R U' R' U' R' U' R U R U2' (z')

I don't think anybody is using this one for a speedsolve.

I think this one's intended for one-handed solving.

 

[Brest]

Found one more on Wiki
#12 (y2 z) U' R U' R' U' R' U' R U R U2' (z')

I don't think anybody is using this one for a speedsolve.

I think this one's intended for one-handed solving.

Yes indeed, that was added after reconstructing a OH average from a small kitten.