Compiling: List of methods

sandwich. just a cage variation; but once again so there are many cage variants out there. so far my 4x4 centres system is the fastest (i think)
the centres system produces a 4-look average (using fairly fast algs) with minimum one alg needed(VERY LUCKY!! or just zero...xD) and maximum 6 algs.


and not forgetting k4!

k4... dang it! theres already a method called that! ach...

(k4 is also the name for one of my methods)
 
Wow. I can't believe this topic has gone so far without any links to any of the methods. Just a list. Someone might need to put the methods(with links) in the wiki, and possibly this topic will be no more.
 
Okey dokey... here's what I have so far:

Completely intuitive(no method)
Heise
Salvia Method
Corners First
Edges First
Waterman
Cage
Layer by Layer (Dan Brown Method)
Layer by Layer with Keyhole
Petrus
Roux
Fridrich
ZZ
ZB
Human Thistlethwaite
Vandenbergh-Harris
Triangular Fransisco method
Ortega
Tripod

I suppose I SHOULD be also gathering substep thingys too... like WV and MGLS or EJF2L.
 
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Get substeps, then links for everything. It doesn't hurt if you go out and find them yourself, that's what I did. Then my topic got deleted for some reason. :P
 
Any good reason you took my suggestion of Human Thistlethwaite (link), which no one uses, but not MGLS-F, which has two official 13.xx users?

Also, M2/R2 is a perfectly legitimate 3x3x3 solution system.

I'm sort of mixed up about this. When I first posted the topic, I was looking for pure methods, just things like Fridrich or Petrus, but not substeps like MGLS.
But I'm thinking that perhaps I should include MGLS in the survey as well, but not listed along side all the methods you can use it with, like this:

Methods
Fridrich
Petrus
ZZ
Heise
MGLS-F (Fridrich F2L)
MGLS-P (Petrus F2L)
MGLS-Z (ZZ F2L)
MGLS-H (Heise F2L)

I'm thinking more of something like this:

Methods
Fridrich
Petrus
ZZ
Heise

Substeps
MGLS

Do you get what I'm saying? Sorry, but I think it gets confusing listing all the possible combinations of method/substeps mixtures in one list.

At any rate, I'll edit some more of your first post into the list later, I've got to go. :)

EDIT: Done.

Wow. I can't believe this topic has gone so far without any links to any of the methods. Just a list. Someone might need to put the methods(with links) in the wiki, and possibly this topic will be no more.
Thanks for the suggestion, I've added a whole bunch. :)
 
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