Very standard stuff but the best thing about your presentation is you took it slowly and allowed people to see the pair and orientation and for it to sink in. Many people just say "these two" in a second, and solve it another. Then you are left with pausing the video and slow motion to try to view what went in.
Thank you, you actually want people to learn these by taking it slow. As others have mentioned, most people rush through these as if their audience is made of savants or something. Or they're just showing off. But not today, today I learned something! 😊😊
bro really appreciating these algs. Especially the first one and the last one. For those ones, I kinda came up with my own algs which worked out quite fast for me but these are more efficient
For the 1st case I want to add something that you didn't mention. 1:00 if you are facing blue and get this case you don't have to do a cube rotation so the white is facing you. Facing blue you can do a U' L' U' L to set up the insert. It splits the pieces but from there do U2 L' U' L to insert the pair. 2:20 The same is true here just the opposite. If you are facing green you don't need to do a cube rotation, just do U R U R' to set up the pieces then U2 R U R' to insert
often if the first one isn't on last slot you can just insert another pair's corner in such a way that you get a nice pseudo pair but thats quite advanced.
Very useful! One question: the third and fourth cases are mirror images, but the solutions aren’t mirrored, they are just different. Why is that? Would it be better to solve the third case with the mirror of the fourth case alg, or are the finger tricks bad or something doing it that way? (Thanks!)
Yes great question. Both algs work just fine for both cases, I just wanted to show both because I use both. It’s mainly preference for me because they both can be done at similar speeds. I didn’t mention that so thanks for bringing it up 👍
3d case, next level )) if at the same time you may need to lift up the wrong pair from the back right slot ... R' U' R U' R2' F R2 F' (the BR corner will turn and the edge will up) if the back pair is correct, but not in its place R' U' R U' R' U R2 U' R' and back pair wil be already on up side
@@ethanaurora9580 There is no reason to learn algs for F2L when you still need to learn at least around 20 just to solve. Once you know how F2L works it is an awesome thing. F2L is a color matching game
Very standard stuff but the best thing about your presentation is you took it slowly and allowed people to see the pair and orientation and for it to sink in. Many people just say "these two" in a second, and solve it another. Then you are left with pausing the video and slow motion to try to view what went in.
Thanks, I’ve seen many videos that are fast like that as well so I wanted to make a vid that was easier to follow. I appreciate the support!
Same! People who does tutorial on YT is way to fast, i cant recognize a chase that fast, kudos for keeping it simple and slow.
Thank you, you actually want people to learn these by taking it slow. As others have mentioned, most people rush through these as if their audience is made of savants or something. Or they're just showing off. But not today, today I learned something! 😊😊
bro really appreciating these algs. Especially the first one and the last one. For those ones, I kinda came up with my own algs which worked out quite fast for me but these are more efficient
Same bro i just be like "dude i wish i find the actual algs for this" whenever i do those xD
For the 1st case I want to add something that you didn't mention.
1:00 if you are facing blue and get this case you don't have to do a cube rotation so the white is facing you. Facing blue you can do a U' L' U' L to set up the insert. It splits the pieces but from there do U2 L' U' L to insert the pair.
2:20 The same is true here just the opposite. If you are facing green you don't need to do a cube rotation, just do U R U R' to set up the pieces then U2 R U R' to insert
often if the first one isn't on last slot you can just insert another pair's corner in such a way that you get a nice pseudo pair but thats quite advanced.
Keyhole?
This video is absolutely phenomenal
No it's not
dude thank u soo much!! this is massively gonna help me be faster with my f2l!
Glad it helped
Great video. Not showing off just being very informative. Helped me.
Great video 😊 Thank you for going over it slowly, it helps a lot.
Thanks man for the alg..i always have so much trouble with this case
Nice algs. Keep in mind that many of these can be inserted with R' F R F' or some variant to orient OLL edges :)
Sledgehammer for F2L? Not often
@@jasonstinson3894a lot of the time it preserves eo and prevents a bad oll if you’re intentional about it
funny enough all these were exactly what I use for these cases. disappoined, but great video anyways!
Very useful! One question: the third and fourth cases are mirror images, but the solutions aren’t mirrored, they are just different. Why is that? Would it be better to solve the third case with the mirror of the fourth case alg, or are the finger tricks bad or something doing it that way? (Thanks!)
Yes great question. Both algs work just fine for both cases, I just wanted to show both because I use both. It’s mainly preference for me because they both can be done at similar speeds. I didn’t mention that so thanks for bringing it up 👍
@@agcubez5130 Thank you for the clarification!
Thanks 👍👍👍
For the second case when edge white corner is in front , just do a U2 and edge flipping algorithm
5:38
3d case, next level )) if at the same time you may need to lift up the wrong pair from the back right slot ... R' U' R U' R2' F R2 F' (the BR corner will turn and the edge will up)
if the back pair is correct, but not in its place R' U' R U' R' U R2 U' R' and back pair wil be already on up side
I love refrigerators.
Wow thank you.
At 3:15 it's U2' (I knok it's the same as U2 but U2' it's more fluid for the movement of the fingers)
You're right U2' is more fluid in the context of the algorithm. Thanks for the feedback!
GREAT BRUH THANKS
great video! just a thought - the first case solves OLL edges (and is faster) if you insert with a sledgehammer (R' F R F')
This is true 👍
Not necessarily faster. It's 5 moves as you have to start with a U, verses what he showed is 4 moves.
Wow 🎉dis algs is efficient I invented my own move but dis is faster ❤thanks partner 😊
You can solve roughly 70 percent of the cube with not one alg.
What i want to ask, is there kind of alg., which bring me in the not fixed case back
I don’t really understand your question. Are you asking if there is an algorithm to solve the cube when it’s completely scrambled?
For the 3rd one you can also do F U R U’ R’
What cube did u use
The Valk 3 Power M
nice
I really wanna kiss and hug this man.. Man i love this type of tutorial 💞.
All these algs and many more can be found at J Perm's All F2L cases video.
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cube?
I'm using the Valk 3 Power M
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You should not be wasting your time memorizing algs for F2L. Save the brain space for OLL and PLL. LOL
Bro don't worry the brain has space for both oll, pll as well as f2l algs ☠️
@@ethanaurora9580 There is no reason to learn algs for F2L when you still need to learn at least around 20 just to solve. Once you know how F2L works it is an awesome thing. F2L is a color matching game
And to be clear, I am no expert. My P.B. is 23 seconds and F2L is seriously my favorite part of the solve.
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