FTM-optimal algs for ZBLL S 19 and AS 7, optimised with wide turns.

R' F r2 R2' U2' r U r' U2' R (L' r') U' (l R)
R B' r2' R2 U2' r' U' r U2' R' r2 B R2'
 
I recently created this new algorithm for the double headlights case in 2 look OLL. (Now that I research it I dont think I discovered it but anyway this is why I prefer it.) Instead of using F(R,U,R',U')(R,U,R',U')(R,U,R',U')F' I use R,U2,R',U',(R,U,R',U')R,U',R' To me it flows much better and is one move shorter (if you count the U2 as one move). This algorithm rotates all corner pieces and dosen't change their orientation. I use this alg to get sub 20 times. This is my first post and I don't know if I'm doing it right but I wanted to share this algorithm.
 
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Welcome to the forum and congrats for coming up with an alg on your own. There's a great website called algdb.net that lists most of the common algs for various cases and lists how many people use the alg. The double headlights case is here:
http://algdb.net/Set/OLL/OLL 21

You'll see that the alg you posted (double anti-sune) and the other alg (F triple sexy) are roughly equal in popularity.

You may be interested in going through some of the other cases and seeing if there are other algorithms you prefer over the ones you're currently using.
 
um this is not necessarily better than the f triple sexy because they have different corner permutations
 
Yes but they're purely talking about CO and not CP so i don't see how this is relevant.
I guess, i was just saying that the alg isn't necessarily better but i see what u mean since they're only taking bout CO.

Also, what does this mean?
This algorithm rotates all corner pieces and dosen't change their orientation.
Isn't the point of rotating the corners to change the orientation?
 
I guess, i was just saying that the alg isn't necessarily better but i see what u mean since they're only taking bout CO.

Also, what does this mean?

Isn't the point of rotating the corners to change the orientation?
He is saying that all of these algs are usable. This case is perfect for solving corner permutations as it is very easy to recognize, so I always check the colours on the corners and decide which alg will permute my corners.
 
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