The G Perms’. They may be common, but most of us always leave them for last. Today, I will be covering the algorithms that I use for the G Perms’.
Ga Perm
I use R2 U (R’ U R’ U’) (R U’ R2) D U’ (R’ U R D’). It is the best algorithm that I have found so far and also the one that I can execute the fastest.
Gb Perm
I use (F’ U’ F) (R2 Uw R’ U) (R U’ R Uw’) R2. It is the best algorithm that I have found so far and also the one that I can execute the fastest.
Gc Perm
I use R2 F2 (R U2)2 (R’ F) (R U R’ U’) (R’ F) R2. It is the best algorithm that I have found so far and also the one that I can execute the fastest.
Gd Perm
I use (R U R’ U’) (D R2) (U’ R U’) R’ (U R’ U) (R2 D’). It is the best algorithm that I have found so far and also the one that I can execute the fastest.
So, with the Singapore Championship coming up and me having time to spend before school starts in 2 weeks, I decided to embark on a quest to be colour neutral.
I will be doing so by doing Cross or F2B(first 2 blocks) on only 1 colour, then when I have averaged my usual with that colour, I will move on to another colour.
I am starting with Orange, then going on to Blue, Red and Green. (of course still practicing with white and yellow)
I hope to be able to get to at least Blue before the Championship, so that I will have a 4/7 chance to get a good start to the solve.
I think this approach will be good. Do let me know if you know how I can finish this quest more quickly and effectively. Thanks!
Being two of the most common PLLs, they have a number of different algorithms. As such, I would like you to vote on what U perm algorithm you use.
I personally use the M and U move algorithm for 3×3 and 4×4 and the R and U move algorithm for OH and 5×5. The y2 …. algorithm is one I found on accident while creating algorithms for FMC.
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