21 PLL execution ("time attack")

I don't think you should have to before, since nobody's dictating what orientation you must solve the permutation in. Though you should probably do it after (what ExoCorsair said.)
 
Some U are actually a part of the a alg, and therefore can be performed before or after the alg.

Whereas an AUF to me, means adjusting U to the angle for the PLL.
 
Any update on your moves Harris?

Hey Harris,

I was really impressed with the youtube videos you posted. Your PLL time attack is super impressive.

I was going through your PLL slow-motion video and writing down the moves. (I have to learn PLL and am trying fast methods you and others use.)

Any update on the moves you use for the PLL execution attack?

I also have a question about N-perm-a. I was at this website:

http://cubingtechniques.com/pll-top.html

I don't know his name but he is very fast like yourself. You both seem to use identical algorithms (although a slightly different order).

He has a very different way of doing N. Have you seen this way of doing N.

Also, his N-perm-a has an error in it somewhere and won't work properly. Have you seen this variation before and know how it is supposed to go?
 
Harris, what is the 2 Ns that you use? i use the extremely long one and would like to change.. (R U' L U2 R' U L' ) *2
 
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