Transforming Algorithms?

[Stefan]

You could replace each turn by the corresponding double layer turn. The Tperm:

R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F'
becomes
l b d' r' b' r d2 b' l' d' b r d' r'

 

[watermelon]

Double-layer turn converter!
T-perm: l f u' r' f' r u2 f' l' u' f r u' r'

R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F'
becomes
l b d' r' b' r d2 b' l' d' b r d' r'

Looks like you're too late Stefan. However, Lucas did his T-perm for a different face than yours, so I guess it's ok.

 

[Stefan]

Gah. I knew it was a bad idea to try catching up with hundreds of new posts (I've been away for a week) in one evening.

 

[Derrick Eide17]

did anyone know of this alg, i came up with it, its just like T perm except replace all the R moves with r and it is an A perm.

 

[badmephisto]

did anyone know of this alg, i came up with it, its just like T perm except replace all the R moves with r and it is an A perm.

hey thats pretty funny! I cant execute it fast enough but thats interesting!

 

[Pedro]

did anyone know of this alg, i came up with it, its just like T perm except replace all the R moves with r and it is an A perm.

yeah, I did that some times

 

[Johannes91]

If you lc all moves, it's a 3-cycle of ce-pairs: r u r' u' r' f r2 u' r' u' r u r' f' .

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

(4*3*2)*(4*3) = 288

As my HS Physics teacher would say: -5, no units.

I'm done with AP Physics, screw units.