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can anyone please help me find a better ra perm 'cause I kinda hate the ruf one
RUB lol

R U2 R' U2 R B' R' U' R U R B R2

Last B move can be done regripless but I find it more consistent to just regrip before the R B R2.
 
The standard alg is already really easy to memorize, because it's just the T perm, but rearranged. I don't know any other easy Y perm, but if you have trouble memorising the moves, J perm explains it in his 2-look PLL video
That's what I can do for you. I'm sure someone else can provide you a very easy Y perm, but probably it won't be worth it.
 
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The antislice algs are the easiest, probably: R L U2 R' L' F' U B' U2 F U' B, and mirrors and inverses of that. But I wouldn't recommend learning them because of how hard they are to execute.

The RUD algs provide a more reasonable middle ground, and depending on who you ask, might be the best algs anyway:
R2 U R' U R' U' R U' R2 D U' R' U R D'
 
Yeah, just do the RUD ones. I use these algs:

Ga: R2 U R' U R' U' R U' R2 D U' R' U R D'
Gb: R' U' R U D' R2 U R' U R U' R U' R2 D
Gc: R2 U' R U' R U R' U R2 D' U R U' R' D
or R2 F2 R U2 R U2 R' F R U R' U' R' F R2
Gd: D' R U R' U' D R2 U' R U' R' U R' U R2
 
I personally use SpeedCubeDB for alg searching. Use the ones that many people vote for because they are usually the algs that are considered good. The order does not really matter, and I would recommend you learn all 4 at the same time. But if it's not possible, just learn them in alphabetical order (Ga > Gb > Gc > Gd).
 
The antislice algs are the easiest, probably: R L U2 R' L' F' U B' U2 F U' B, and mirrors and inverses of that. But I wouldn't recommend learning them because of how hard they are to execute.
So ridiculous. I've learned several others over the years, and even had them fast sometimes, and yet these antislice ones are the only ones I can still remember. I always lose the other ones after not practicing for a while, but I never forget the antislice ones. And the antislice are nice because they work as well and are as easy to remember with big cubes, and OH, and feet. :-)
 
So ridiculous. I've learned several others over the years, and even had them fast sometimes, and yet these antislice ones are the only ones I can still remember. I always lose the other ones after not practicing for a while, but I never forget the antislice ones. And the antislice are nice because they work as well and are as easy to remember with big cubes, and OH, and feet. :)

I already learned Gc. Now just need the other ones. also can you give more anti slice algs for all of the g perms?
 
I already learned Gc. Now just need the other ones. also can you give more anti slice algs for all of the g perms?
Another nice thing about these antislice algs is that once you remember one of them you can easily figure them all out. It's just the mirror:
R' L' U2 R L F U' B U2 F' U B'
the inverse:
B' U F' U2 B U' F R L U2 R' L'
and the inverse mirror:
B U' F U2 B' U F' R' L' U2 R L

Essentially one alg covers all 4 cases. The ideal algorithm for someone who doesn't practice enough to get good, like me. :-)
 
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