Sune speed practice: 3:36 at 0.25 playback speed T-Perm speed practice: 6:25 at 0.25 playback speed This series is perfect for total beginners like me. Thanks so much!
This is such a helpful video. When I was learning beginner method I subconsciously learnt algorithms by following one piece on the cube (breaking and then fixing the pattern) and just completely took it for granted that I should do that to learn new algorithms!
Beginner advice…the algorithm at 2:34 is used for corners but there are several cases addressed later at 7:00. Watch that FIRST before wasting time memorizing the algorithm like I did. Also U is clock wise and U2 is twice counter clockwise …. I guess that is an error? U’2? Or I guess U2 in either direction achieves the same goal?…headlights reference 13:47 No headlights just do the long algo once to create them.
My fav is (R' U L') U2 (R U' R') U2 (R L). Fast, memorisable, great for muscle memory. Headlights should be in front side - so easy to find: just turn U untill you see them and then start. In no headlights case you just do single U and repeat the algo.
it depends on lags his algs is commutator algs so you can do any rotation but if you use 1-look cmlls you cant rotate (you can do for some algs) but if you use commutator you can rotate
Hey CriticalCubing, Can I use COLL instead of CMLL.?As I am a CFOP user already, and know a portion of COLL, I think COLL and CMLL are basically the same.
Hey , i actually found this tutorial very helpful... i have never experienced a kind of “my own friend” in any tutorial , but i gound you, i love you just keep on doing this great job
hey man, you are doing the sune algorthithm to pretty much solve the 4 corners, are there other algorithms to learn or are you getting your 8 second average by using the methods youre teaching in this video?
I'm using full CMLL for getting the faster solves. It's like 40 algorithms that you have to learn separately, which will solve the corners in 1 step instead of doing one alg over and over. 1 alg approach is more for beginners, instead of being full Roux.
It's shorter if you permute them before orienting them. It's a 9 or 10 turn sequence with the only difference being the 5th turn and 10th turns. Corner orientation is the same as in video (doesn't swap them). See if the two corners with orange are adjacent and if so, face them towards you. (should be facing you already). Otherwise, the two corners with green will be adjacent, and turn the puzzle so the two green corners face you. Look at the color of the corners. The corners may already be in place, the front two swapped, the rear two swapped, or both front and back swapped. Front swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U F' L' U L U2 Rear swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U' F' L' U L U2 Front and rear swapped - L' U' L F U2 F' L' U L
At 18:00 minutes in, you don't have headlights, but have the corners oriented correctly. This is a diagonal corner swap, and can be swapped in one move with ( F R U' R' U' R U R' F') ( R U R' U' R' F R F')
It's shorter if you permute corners before orienting them. It's a 9 turn sequence with the only difference being the 5th turn. Corner orientation is the same as in video (doesn't swap them). See if the two corners with orange are adjacent and if so, face them towards you (use U turn). Otherwise, the two corners with green will be adjacent so face them towards you (use U turn). Look at the color of the corners. If orange corners face you, green should be on left and blue should be on right. If green corners face you, red should be on left, orange should be on right. The corners may already be in place, the front two swapped, the rear two swapped, or both front and back swapped. Front swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U F' L' U L Rear swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U' F' L' U L Front and rear swapped - L' U' L F U2 F' L' U L This is a turn pattern that I figured out on my own back when Rubik's cube was first sold in the 1980's. You could also mirror the moves using R moves instead of L moves. Front swapped ---------------- R U R' F' U' F R U' R' Rear swapped ---------------- R U R' F' U F R U' R' Front and rear swapped - R U R' F' U2 F R U' R
There is some very important information he left out. This move is called the SUNE. The Sune takes 3 of the corners and turns them clockwise. These would be the back left, the back right, and the front right. You want to orient the face so that when you do this move, only ONE corner comes up yellow. Once you have done this, position the yellow up cube in the front left. You should only have to do the Sune a maximum of two times to get the rest oriented. If the Sune doesn't work on the 2nd try, make sure you orient the yellow up cube to the front left corner and do the Sune again.
Edge orientation get messed when using CMLL, and it doesn't happen when using COLL. If you have yellow sticker on U layer, CMLL might change it, but COLL will keep the edges all yellow.
I love these videos, but that first algorithm rarely converts the corners in one or two iterations. Sometimes it takes 10 or 20 or more. Something is not right.
for the 3 corner case where you need to do the algorithm twice do this instead. but the piece that has yellow up at back right then do R U2 R` U' R U` R. when you have two non diagonal squares yellow up put them on the right face and do R U R` U` R` F R F`
Hi Everyone, I have run into a confusing position as I was trying to solve first part to have yellow corners oriented on the top face. I solved the first two blocks (Green on the left face and Blue on the right face). I got a one corner case. As it was mentioned in the video, I positioned it in the UFL buffer place. Did the algo once. RUR'URU2R'. In the video, he gets only corner with yellow facing on top always when he executes the algo. When I executed once, I got three corners with yellow facing on top and I am stranded at the position now. Not sure how to proceed. Also in a new solve, I got zero corners with yellow facing top. I tried to position the yellow facing front in the UFL position as he shows. But however I rotate, I don't get a corner with yellow facing front. On the contrary, I am getting yellow facing front in the UFR position which is very weird. I am not sure how to proceed on that one too.. Any assistance on this would be very helpful.. Thanks in advance
Dear sir 😊 I have learnt the easy way of your tutorial ,I have completed left right rectangle,and I am struck at the solving the top layer corners . My laft side green right is blue and middle slice is free ,top centre is yellow,I have only one corner done and I look for the yellow sticker bring it from left and repeat R U R'. U. R U2 R' NO amount of repeating brings the top corners done.help please.
There is some very important information he left out. This move is called the SUNE. The Sune takes 3 of the corners and turns them clockwise. These would be the back left, the back right, and the front right. You want to orient the face so that when you do this move, only ONE corner comes up yellow. Once you have done this, position the yellow up cube in the front left. You should only have to do the Sune a maximum of two times to get the rest oriented. If the Sune doesn't work on the 2nd try, make sure you orient the yellow up cube to the front left corner and do the Sune again.
Dude Critical cubing this is basically 2x2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you can also do reverse of the first algorithm (L' U' L U' L' U2 L) if the yellow is facing you on the L position ( 9:05 )and this will do it in one turn. Anyway this tutorial is OP!
I think you should structure you videos properly. The videos are complete but the knowledge is represented in such a way that it is difficult to extract use out of it.
Yes sir. I agree with you. I am thinking of remaking the series and starting from scratch. The way these videos were made were too haphazard, in hindsight. Thank you for letting me know :)
actually you can use G perm because you dont care esges . if you want to impress your friend your friends maybe try to use G perm but if you are in competition dont use it lol
Sune speed practice: 3:36 at 0.25 playback speed
T-Perm speed practice: 6:25 at 0.25 playback speed
This series is perfect for total beginners like me. Thanks so much!
This is such a helpful video. When I was learning beginner method I subconsciously learnt algorithms by following one piece on the cube (breaking and then fixing the pattern) and just completely took it for granted that I should do that to learn new algorithms!
Beginner advice…the algorithm at 2:34 is used for corners but there are several cases addressed later at 7:00. Watch that FIRST before wasting time memorizing the algorithm like I did. Also U is clock wise and U2 is twice counter clockwise …. I guess that is an error? U’2? Or I guess U2 in either direction achieves the same goal?…headlights reference 13:47 No headlights just do the long algo once to create them.
Thank you for helping me out on the Roux method. I was stuck with my CMLL after I got down my two 1x2x3 blocks.😊👍
OMG thx so much, this is the best tutorial that I could possibly find and it helped me solve the cube. thx so much!
5:00 you could just say T perm and i wouldn't confuse so much xD
Critical Cubing, I have another alg for headlights:
(R' F R') B2 (R F' R') B2 R2
same if no headlights are present......
yeah. it works but T-perm alg is love xD
My fav is (R' U L') U2 (R U' R') U2 (R L). Fast, memorisable, great for muscle memory. Headlights should be in front side - so easy to find: just turn U untill you see them and then start.
In no headlights case you just do single U and repeat the algo.
R' F R' B2 R F' R' B2 R2
Its also work with one headlight put the headlight in back of the cube and do the same
same alg for me also
What is a headlight
At 8:17 Can't we do y2 rotation to achieve buffer position??
yes you can. the bottom two layers are untouched by the algorithm so it doesn't matter.
it depends on lags his algs is commutator algs so you can do any rotation but if you use 1-look cmlls you cant rotate (you can do for some algs) but if you use commutator you can rotate
8:17 the algorithm on screen is has a u2 but hi is doing u2 prime or is it just me?
Very good explanation for beginners.Keep it up.,👍👍👍👍
This is the easiest tutorial I could find of roux thx sooo much❤
Hey CriticalCubing, Can I use COLL instead of CMLL.?As I am a CFOP user already, and know a portion of COLL, I think COLL and CMLL are basically the same.
Yes, you can use.
You can also use cll from 2x2 as all you are doing is orientating and premuteing (idk how to spell it) just like you would do on a 2x2
And (half) Cross+F2L instead of the first two videos....
Yes you can but it not so efficient because CMLL is orient and permute and dont care edges and COLL will care edges and make your CO/CP not efficient
No!! Cmll is more efficient please use it
Before three month i started cubing. I have seen many Videos, and i must tell that you are the best. Thank you, it was really helpful 🙏
Woah, I haven't seen sune explained like that, that makes way more sense :0 thanks!
Thank you for explaining these algorithms for CMLL!
You are the best explaner
that's good to know
I have no words for how happy I am!!! Thank you so much, critical cubing!!!
Hey , i actually found this tutorial very helpful... i have never experienced a kind of “my own friend” in any tutorial , but i gound you, i love you just keep on doing this great job
hey man, you are doing the sune algorthithm to pretty much solve the 4 corners, are there other algorithms to learn or are you getting your 8 second average by using the methods youre teaching in this video?
I'm using full CMLL for getting the faster solves. It's like 40 algorithms that you have to learn separately, which will solve the corners in 1 step instead of doing one alg over and over. 1 alg approach is more for beginners, instead of being full Roux.
Got ya. Thanks man I appreciate the work you put into your videos
Thank you :)
Critical Cubing, I have done the alg at 3:20. But the cube didn't change a single piece, I had done the alg correctly too.
Same
Watch the Video until the end
Can you give an algorithm which is shorter in permuting the corners
It's shorter if you permute them before orienting them. It's a 9 or 10 turn sequence with the only difference being the 5th turn and 10th turns. Corner orientation is the same as in video (doesn't swap them). See if the two corners with orange are adjacent and if so, face them towards you. (should be facing you already). Otherwise, the two corners with green will be adjacent, and turn the puzzle so the two green corners face you. Look at the color of the corners. The corners may already be in place, the front two swapped, the rear two swapped, or both front and back swapped.
Front swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U F' L' U L U2
Rear swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U' F' L' U L U2
Front and rear swapped - L' U' L F U2 F' L' U L
At 18:00 minutes in, you don't have headlights, but have the corners oriented correctly. This is a diagonal corner swap, and can be swapped in one move with ( F R U' R' U' R U R' F') ( R U R' U' R' F R F')
14:10 it would better to use R' F R' B2 R F' R' B2 R2 keeping the head light at back.
That's what I use as well - and I like it because it's shorter.
hii!! if you dont mind me askin what cube is that?
Hey, that's a clever way to memorise the algorithm! Why doesn't everybody teach like that!?!? THIS IS FUCKING REVOLUTIONARY!!!
It's shorter if you permute corners before orienting them. It's a 9 turn sequence with the only difference being the 5th turn. Corner orientation is the same as in video (doesn't swap them). See if the two corners with orange are adjacent and if so, face them towards you (use U turn). Otherwise, the two corners with green will be adjacent so face them towards you (use U turn). Look at the color of the corners. If orange corners face you, green should be on left and blue should be on right. If green corners face you, red should be on left, orange should be on right. The corners may already be in place, the front two swapped, the rear two swapped, or both front and back swapped.
Front swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U F' L' U L
Rear swapped ---------------- L' U' L F U' F' L' U L
Front and rear swapped - L' U' L F U2 F' L' U L
This is a turn pattern that I figured out on my own back when Rubik's cube was first sold in the 1980's. You could also mirror the moves using R moves instead of L moves.
Front swapped ---------------- R U R' F' U' F R U' R'
Rear swapped ---------------- R U R' F' U F R U' R'
Front and rear swapped - R U R' F' U2 F R U' R
I can't get any corners with ur algo on getting the edges cmll
YES BRO SAME HERE
that step alone i had to learn from some where else in youtube
he's missed an important step to tell
u search and learn, but still he's good
There is some very important information he left out. This move is called the SUNE. The Sune takes 3 of the corners and turns them clockwise. These would be the back left, the back right, and the front right. You want to orient the face so that when you do this move, only ONE corner comes up yellow. Once you have done this, position the yellow up cube in the front left. You should only have to do the Sune a maximum of two times to get the rest oriented. If the Sune doesn't work on the 2nd try, make sure you orient the yellow up cube to the front left corner and do the Sune again.
very dedicated cuber you are!!!
Sir u r amazing to explain the cube like feeding a small child wow
is using j perm ok as well?
Yes, no problem.
if i can look ahead better, and i have a cfop sub-50 average speed, does that mean i will become a roux sub-40?
FOR PERMUTING THE TOP CORNERS (matching the sides of the corners after making them yellow on top), PUT THE HEADLIGHTS ON THE LEFT AND DO T PERM
U could use sune also
Nice quality videos :)
CriticalCubing, this is the easiest way to learn ROUX unlike SpeedCubeReview he moves so fast!
Haha thank you so much
I thought the same thing xD
He is so nice
What is the difference between coll and cmll
Edge orientation get messed when using CMLL, and it doesn't happen when using COLL.
If you have yellow sticker on U layer, CMLL might change it, but COLL will keep the edges all yellow.
@@criticalcubing thx. So cmll is better and faster with roux??
Nice video keep it up
I love these videos, but that first algorithm rarely converts the corners in one or two iterations. Sometimes it takes 10 or 20 or more. Something is not right.
It should take at most 3 iterations.
wow your the best teacher #CriticalCubing
I cant fix the edges
watch part 4, the LSE tutorial
Nice video, btw where are u from?
For the sune alg you dont need to do it twice you only need to do the anti-sune
Can u do f2l for the edges?
Yes, after soving the centers of each block, you can use F2L
for second blocks you can but not cmll and you can use at the first block but it will not be efficlient
For permuting corners
Wow this video is amazing
for the 3 corner case where you need to do the algorithm twice do this instead. but the piece that has yellow up at back right then do R U2 R` U' R U` R.
when you have two non diagonal squares yellow up put them on the right face and do R U R` U` R` F R F`
Thanx Mark. I did the first part his way and NEVER got 4 corners to show up. He is missing a step or something
Very nice video
Hii can you make video on zz methd
Why is your U2 a U2'?
It is the same
cause his wish
I noticed that also , i think he made it right but wrote it wrong
yoosry lol yeah. Btw are you Roux solvers?
easier otherwise you have to move your finger up again
Is the long alg an A Perm
T Perm
i love tperm
for headlight you do F(R U R' F')F'. I liked and subscribed.
4:04 T perm!
I'll just use my 2-look oll algorithms for cmll
I keep getting three corner case?
4:58 Is that a J perm
thats a t perm
thats a T perm
:) hope you've been well!
Apart from my facebook account being disabled over and over, I'm fine xD Thank you!
I thought it was simmilar to an algy that i used but then i struggled remebering it and them i notice that in my algy is u’2 not u2
these videos of critical cubing are for those who can't even spin a side of cube but not for me though
Thanks for such effort..!
Thank you :)
Everyone: algorithm
Critical cubing: elgartham
Hi Everyone,
I have run into a confusing position as I was trying to solve first part to have yellow corners oriented on the top face.
I solved the first two blocks (Green on the left face and Blue on the right face).
I got a one corner case. As it was mentioned in the video, I positioned it in the UFL buffer place. Did the algo once. RUR'URU2R'. In the video, he gets only corner with yellow facing on top always when he executes the algo.
When I executed once, I got three corners with yellow facing on top and I am stranded at the position now. Not sure how to proceed.
Also in a new solve, I got zero corners with yellow facing top. I tried to position the yellow facing front in the UFL position as he shows. But however I rotate, I don't get a corner with yellow facing front. On the contrary, I am getting yellow facing front in the UFR position which is very weird. I am not sure how to proceed on that one too..
Any assistance on this would be very helpful..
Thanks in advance
One of your corners got twisted, which means either your cube is too loose, or your using too much force when corner cutting.
Wait, this is literally OLL and PLL
Thank you
Dear sir 😊
I have learnt the easy way of your tutorial ,I have completed left right rectangle,and I am struck at the solving the top layer corners .
My laft side green right is blue and middle slice is free ,top centre is yellow,I have only one corner done and I look for the yellow sticker bring it from left and repeat R U R'. U. R U2 R'
NO amount of repeating brings the top corners done.help please.
There is some very important information he left out. This move is called the SUNE. The Sune takes 3 of the corners and turns them clockwise. These would be the back left, the back right, and the front right. You want to orient the face so that when you do this move, only ONE corner comes up yellow. Once you have done this, position the yellow up cube in the front left. You should only have to do the Sune a maximum of two times to get the rest oriented. If the Sune doesn't work on the 2nd try, make sure you orient the yellow up cube to the front left corner and do the Sune again.
@@Sweeper1969 thanks i was having the same problem, just to recap the yellow coner on the top facing up has to be in the front left corner right
Dude Critical cubing this is basically 2x2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you can also do reverse of the first algorithm (L' U' L U' L' U2 L) if the yellow is facing you on the L position ( 9:05 )and this will do it in one turn. Anyway this tutorial is OP!
Awesome
First i do 2 blocks then 2 edge of down layer...then uper layer
does antisune work for 1 corner case also?
Having head lights make them tail lights I mean taking them to the back and apply RB'RFFR'BRFFR'
critical cubing i really love you videos! You are awesome
Thank you for the kind words :D
Can u use f2l for second block
You can, but it's not recommended.
It's not efficient because you have use of the middle slice which allows for really efficient blocks compared to cfop.
9:23 instead apply L'U'LU'L'U2L
I used j perm for algorithm b
Anybody who knows beginners method can do the first part of this video.
2:44 I remember it as saying "rur u rur "
I was already ahead of him so I has to watch all of part 2 n 3 cause bye part one I had already permuted the corners😴😴😴
Done so many times same as u told not organising upper layer
thanks
Your intro music sounds like an anime theme song.
WitherQueen1805 hmm I wonder why
Good Video, but I find CFOP better for me, so I'm not using Roux.
I think you should structure you videos properly. The videos are complete but the knowledge is represented in such a way that it is difficult to extract use out of it.
Yes sir. I agree with you. I am thinking of remaking the series and starting from scratch. The way these videos were made were too haphazard, in hindsight. Thank you for letting me know :)
5:17
maybe you have to do a 1look cmll beacause i know 80% of people will say "IS THERE A FASTER WAYS TO DO THIS?!?!?!"
It's this part thati struggle with...
5:10 u used T Perm😐
actually any perm that are ajacent swop T perm J perm R perm A perm etc.
actually you can use G perm because you dont care esges .
if you want to impress your friend your friends maybe try to use G perm but if you are in competition dont use it lol
Its (RUR')U(R'U'2R')
You do something else, wrote something else
KHAN'S OFFICIAL (U2) (U2’) it just has the same effect
another headlight alg works for me and is about .9881 seconds faster than yours, it is (R U R' F')(R U R' U') (R' F R2 U' R')
Cheat sheet give...
CFOP USERS, JUST USE OLL TO SOLVE THE CORNERS
but this is beginner friendly I like when he said 1 corner case instead of "Sune"
Yes, but at the same time, it's easy to look up sune and t-perm :P Two ways of explaining the same thing.
If you're having problems doing the 2nd algo, use this algorithm with the headlight behind the cube
R' F R' B2 R F' R' B2 R2
I hope this helps you
Headlight?
Sorry, never mind.
ya it's better in f2l method but here I don't know how it cums
Tnx its like from the begginers method
Sir i cant understand u...
Right now please
I quit CFOP beacuase of this
its likr coll
and you can use coll also if you want to
Sir, till your 3rd tutorial, it was easy to understand . But from this tutorial, everything is gone
How rude
wym?! 🤔
He is willing to share secrets with people and tries his best to explain but you can't even say nice tutorial
Elgothem???
Please in Telugu
wow
CFOP Users: wait...
It isn’t that hard for cfop users... i know full oll so I’m good
And 2:34 Is that sune
yes it is lol