I know one that there was a similar one called "glitch".
If possible, could you also provide notations/a video tutorial for making it as well.
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Sign up to join this communityThis (and many many other permutation puzzles) is easy to solve once you understand how to use commutators and conjugates. In this case, we need only 1 setup move and a 8-move commutator (2 of which are slice turns), which amount to 10 moves under slice-turn metric and 12 under face-turn metric:
F ( U' M2 U ) R ( U' M2 U ) R' F'. (The commutator is the middle 4 blocks.)
Of course, to set it up, just undo the sequence. This is superior to rhkoulen's solution under any of the usual metrics.
Used a solver to brute force this, but user21820 has since come up with a better solution...
D' F2 L2 U' L2 D F2 U' R' B U B' U R U2 R U
If you care, I found the "Glitch" as well.
It can be achieved with:
F' L' B' R' U' R B L F U
There are also a few YouTube tutorials for this if you can't read notation.
Note: I found this one on Ruwix. They have two nice pages of patterns (1) (2), and this was on the second page.