While messing around with triggers, I found a cool U perm.
You take out the right f2l (with R U R' U'), then take out the left f2l (with L ' U' L U), then put the right f2l back in it's slot (with U R U' R'), the put the left one back with (U' L' U L). This appears to do a CCW edge cycle (U Perm). If you take out the left f2l, then right, then replace left, then replace right, it seems to do a CW edge cycle (U Perm).
I found this alg (a bit different I think?) in the PLL wiki. Does anybody know who orginally generated the algorithm, and if they discovered it this same way? It's a pretty cool alg!:confused: Sorry if this may belong in help and questions, but I think it's more of s "Hey, isn't this cool?" type of thing.
You take out the right f2l (with R U R' U'), then take out the left f2l (with L ' U' L U), then put the right f2l back in it's slot (with U R U' R'), the put the left one back with (U' L' U L). This appears to do a CCW edge cycle (U Perm). If you take out the left f2l, then right, then replace left, then replace right, it seems to do a CW edge cycle (U Perm).
I found this alg (a bit different I think?) in the PLL wiki. Does anybody know who orginally generated the algorithm, and if they discovered it this same way? It's a pretty cool alg!:confused: Sorry if this may belong in help and questions, but I think it's more of s "Hey, isn't this cool?" type of thing.