New Algorithm!

Slowzzz... even the normal E perm is fast.
Tperm itself is not a very fast algorithm anyway..

I still recommend the normal E perm.
WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?! T perm can be a very fast algorithm. Rowe Hessler can do it in less than 0.9 seconds. Here is a video.

And if you don't believe that video, I asked him to do it at the Newark Open 2008, on his third try he got like 0.91 seconds. :eek:
 
Hmm, yet another thread which the thread opener gets owned mega-hard.
 
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oh goody, I'm SO going to use that... (not) :)
Slowzzz... even the normal E perm is fast.
General rule of thumb: If you find out something that you think is revolutionary and are just itching to post it on here... don't. This is mostly if it involves an algorithm of some sort. Same thing happened, but with a Y perm a looong time ago.
No affence but I think everybody (including me) is a but grumpy because this is something that's kinda obvious and probably every cuber knows. It's just that nobody thinks it's useful and important enough to post.
It's like saying you can also solve a Z perm with 2x an edge 3 cycle.
And indeed this should be in the beginners section then.
I really don't understand why/how anyone can "discover this by accident". It's trivial to the point of... I really can't find words to describe this.

*Wonders: Is that silliest-post-of-the-year thread still around?*
OH MAN, I HAS DISCOVURD A NEW WAY TO DO Z-PERM FOR BEGINNURS
y-perm y2 y-perm

Am I a genius or what?

/thread
 
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oh goody, I'm SO going to use that... (not) :)
Slowzzz... even the normal E perm is fast.
General rule of thumb: If you find out something that you think is revolutionary and are just itching to post it on here... don't. This is mostly if it involves an algorithm of some sort. Same thing happened, but with a Y perm a looong time ago.
No affence but I think everybody (including me) is a but grumpy because this is something that's kinda obvious and probably every cuber knows. It's just that nobody thinks it's useful and important enough to post.
It's like saying you can also solve a Z perm with 2x an edge 3 cycle.
And indeed this should be in the beginners section then.
I really don't understand why/how anyone can "discover this by accident". It's trivial to the point of... I really can't find words to describe this.

*Wonders: Is that silliest-post-of-the-year thread still around?*
OH MAN, I HAS DISCOVURD A NEW WAY TO DO Z-PERM FOR BEGINNURS
y-perm y2 y-perm

Am I a genius or what?

/thread

Still happy cause I just joined this community and needed to trial my very first thread with unexpected replies.:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
OMG OMG ok i just found this really fast h perm alg
step one: do a E perm
step two: do a y
step 3: do a E perm
step four: look at your solved cube
 
OMG OMG, even BETTER E perm!

Just do two A perms. The A perm should be in the CFOP beginner's algorithm repertoire already, so he doesn't even have to learn a new alg!

New and exciting!

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Am I a genius or what? :D 67 moves :D

omg omg omg I THINK I FOUND THIS NEW PERM. BY ACCIDENT TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

EDIT: I CHECKED UP THE WIKI ITS AN E PERM!!!!!!!!
 
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