Okay, you may remember me mentioning "Owen Notation" several months ago.
(Here)
It is about time that it comes to fruition! Here is goes:
Owen notation is based off the idea of turns being notated by two letter combinations, strung together into easy-to-read, and easy to memorize data strings.
For simplicity sake, I'll show you in comparison to "standard" notation, for the basic moves.
R = Ce
R' = Ca
L = Pe
L' = Pa
U = Se
U' = Sa
D = De
D' = Da
F = Fe
F' = Fa
M = Je
M' = Ja (M follows R)
E = Le
E' = La
For double turns, you just slam "m" to the end.
So, that's how basic moves work. The R U R' U' trigger would be CeSeCaSa. Fun and simple!
Here are some more advanced moves:
Cube rotations
x = Eh
x' = Ek
y = Oh
y' = Ok
z = Ah
z' = Ak
Wide turns
You simple insert "i" between the two letters of the moves.
D would be "Die", M would be "Jie", etcetera.
I hope you enjoy, and start using this notation. I will add more to this post, so tell me if I missed anything.
THE T-PERM would look like:
CeSeCaSaCaFeCemSaCaSaCeSeCaFa
