Favorite PLL?

[leeo]

Z perm for life

M2' U' M2' U' M' U2' M2' U2' M' U2'

I hunted for a replacement for this Z-perm form as it uses 23 quarter-turn metric moves which is many more than is necessary and always felt awkward. Searching with Cube Explorer among those optimal-move solutions that also preserve all of the centers orientation (incase I want to use it on super-cubes) I came up with this one, which is downright fun: Fw' L U2 F' L' Bw D L2 Fw' L B' L2 Fw. What makes it special for me is that for turning I am left-hand dominant, and all of the moves feature the left hand except the final B', yet it can be turned continuously with only a single quarter-turn regrip after the first U2 to pick up the F'. With the symmetry of the Z-perm, a reflection about the M plane could easily convert this into a right-hand dominent version.

 

[Dene]

I'm probably dumb ** for not figuring this out, but what's wrong with it?

"Please specify your favorite PLL. It doesn't have the fastest one to execute, just your favorite one in general."

 

[b0ssGuy23]

"Please specify your favorite PLL. It doesn't have the fastest one to execute, just your favorite one in general."

Wow, thanks. I'm fixing that now.

Conclusion? I don't think, like ever.

 

[CuberRiley]

PLL Skip

 

[b0ssGuy23]

PLL Skip

Wow, so original.

 

[Praetorian]

is R' U R' d' R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R F sub 1-able? closest I've got is like 1.31 on a stackmat

 

[OLLiver]

is R' U R' d' R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R F sub 1-able? closest I've got is like 1.31 on a stackmat

I use that V perm. I've done it in 1.18 on a stackmat

 

[bluesk1]

T perm

 

[Damien Porter]

As I don't know full pll (in fact I only just transitioned into 2 look pll), and I use Pockman for corners, I had to choose the y perm.