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the algorithm is R U' R2 F2 U' R F2 R' U F2 R2 U R' U
or F R F' U' F U' R U F R' F' U' R' U2 R' F'
 
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OLL 55 (the case with three bars) with diag CP for 4×4×4: z' U r' U2 r U' L2 U r' U2 r U' z

Essentially just the standard alg F U' R2 D R' U2 R D' R2 U F' modified to be 3-gen because those D moves are annoying on big cubes. You could use this on 6×6×6 too, but I don't know whether it's better than the standard alg (or just doing another OLL(CP) alg altogether, or doing fruruf into pi 2GLL).
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3r' f U2 f' 3r U2 3r' f U2 f' 3r

3r' f U2 f' 3r U2 3r' f U2 f' 3r

Regripless lol. Same alg as the one I posted before, but from a different angle.

Also I've seen r' F2 r2 U2 r' F2 r U2 r2 F2 r' floating around but I'm not exactly a fan of that one.
 
now i understand where is permutation of corner on megaminx come from.
this only works on edge that is already oriented, and with 2 or 4 corners.
yesterday i tried to rotate the cube and permute 2 and 4 corners using D moves,
oh my god, the corners are oriented and the bottom layer doesn't messed up.
this is why learning 3x3 first is really important if you want to solve another puzzle like megaminx, 2x2, and big cubes, and skewb.
 
now i understand where is permutation of corner on megaminx come from.
this only works on edge that is already oriented, and with 2 or 4 corners.
yesterday i tried to rotate the cube and permute 2 and 4 corners using D moves,
oh my god, the corners are oriented and the bottom layer doesn't messed up.
this is why learning 3x3 first is really important if you want to solve another puzzle like megaminx, 2x2, and big cubes, and skewb.
Yes I agree, 3x3 is quite fundamental to all kinds of twisty puzzle solving and hyperspeedcubing!
 
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