A differnt, possibly faster U perm

[elcarc]

faster for me anyway
not my algorithm. i think it came from the petrus method

 

[JBCM627]

The Canadian signature move. You should see how Dave Campbell triggers this.

 

[elcarc]

well how does he trigger it

 

[JBCM627]

well how does he trigger it

Quickly. Start with your right thumb on the UR edge, and:
R2' U' S' U2 S' U' R2'
The S's are done using your thumb.

 

[elcarc]

Dont know why, but for some reason i have to use u perm in ALL my solves

 

[mcciff2112]

Dont know why, but for some reason i have to use u perm in ALL my solves

Do you use 2 Look PLL?

 

[elcarc]

Dont know why, but for some reason i have to use u perm in ALL my solves

Do you use 2 Look PLL?

yes

oops, i meant most solves. i also have to do h perm and another one

 

[Weston]

I believe Jason Baum uses this, or at least, used to.

 

[mcciff2112]

Dont know why, but for some reason i have to use u perm in ALL my solves

Do you use 2 Look PLL?

yes

oops, i meant most solves. i also have to do h perm and another one

Then why would you say "for some reason"? It's obvious. 2 Look PLL permutes corners with an A perm, so all you have left is edges, leaving you with only the possibility of a U/H/Z perm, but you're most likely to get a U perm.

 

[DavidWoner]

I believe Jason Baum uses this, or at least, used to.

I guarantee he hasn't for a while.

This alg is nothing new, its what a lot of people use when they first learn to solve (assuming you didn't learn the Dan Knights/Dan Brown method).

 

[Radu]

It's nothing new. This is actually the U Perm that I learned when i first started cubing, but then I switched to the one used today by almost anybody.

I don't think it's faster for me. It has 1 or 2 moves less, indeed. I used to execute it on front.