Another cool trick is when you have the letter pair WC or CW, just do the alg of the second letter with wide U moves to solves both. Ex: CW would be M u2 M u2 (alg of the letter W but with wide U moves) and it solved both pieces
Literally just rewatched this video because I've had both recently and was like "feel like there must be a trick for this". Good thing I checked the comments!
@@tomasbernardo5972 damn, that sucks. are you able to get a better cube at all? There are decent ones for $4 or $5. What's wrong with your current 3x3?
Hi J-Perm, I just wanted to add, that you can skip I/S even in more cases. I've been thinking about it and testing, and if you have something like "...JF IC..." you could solve "...J FI C..." and pair the I with the previous F to do the skip. You need to do it a little bit different, but it works :) That means, that you would't be able to skip it only in the case where the I/S has a C/A/W/Q before AND after, that is quite improbable. (I'm just learning M2/Orozco and I haven't even done a full solve by myself, but I think that this can work)
But because of the previous M2 (in this case the M2 after J), I and S will be swapped, so u will hv to do J FS C. It takes me some time to find out this problem😂may do a few solves to see if doing this is faster or not
Also i find splitting the letter pairs a bit awkward as we normally go straight to our algorithm when recalling that pairs. This method will add a processing procedure that I'm not sure if it's worth it. The I/S swap is not that slow after all😂
Is the I/S Target thing not a help to understand commutators and 3-style? I have a set-up, a one move insert, a three (or four) move switch, undo insert, undo switch, undo set-up. Am I thinking wrong right now? I only just learned M2. I hope I can implement the I/S stuff. :-) Seems cool.
In fact m2 itself is basically just ozorco with the buffer being U and the helper being A, since the m2's in the middle cancel out. X m2 X' m2 m2 Y m2 Y. See what I mean?
Im watching this videos of bld tutorials, because Im going to try bld. And I Starter thinking that swapping the letters for those 2 edges was and easier way to solve parity, and I get here and it is, cool
SETUPS MOVES WITHOUT ROTATION ( For side targets ) I found a setup move for ( E/F/G/H ) and ( M/N/O/P ) that doesn't require ROTATING the entire cube in any way. E : L' ( Uw' L' Uw ) F : L2 ( Uw' L' Uw ) G : L ( Uw' L' Uw ) H : ( Uw' L' Uw ) M : R ( Uw R Uw' ) N : ( Uw R Uw' ) O : R' ( Uw R Uw' ) P : R2 ( Uw R Uw' ) Explanation: the setup moves derive from the original setup moves for H and N. What we do is put for example we put M/O/P into the N slot using one move either ( R, R' or R2 ) and then execute the setup move for N. Same idea for the left side. Once you understand the moves and exactly whats going on, this can be executed extremely fast with absolutely no rotation. Cheers.
Hi i have a question about 6th tip, jperm Said that if you have a parity memorize the edges”ub and up” swaped but isnt it changes the Numbers of Corner cycle i mean if i have an odd nuber of cycle (if its a parity it has to) when i do that 1 more swap thing the edges are going to be even So corners also have to be even but isnt it messes up the memo? Pls reply ❤
And also your roux tutorial and the other how to solve with roux faster Came as great help for me as I have switched to roux a week and a half back and now I am averaging under 1 min
J perm, I’ve always wanted you to make a tutorial on how you solve the last 2 centers on the 9x9 Rubiks Cube, btw you have really helped me on cubing you have taught me how to solve 2x2-6x6 and more important you have got me into cubing.
Um, what is DU? That’s not a valid piece. Also you can just learn the algorithms for them. UB/UF: [M’ ,U2] UB/FU: U’: [R’ F’ R, S] UB/DB: (M2) (U2 M’ U2 M’) UB/BD: M2 U’: [R’ F’ R, S] BU/UF: U: [R’ F’ R, S] BU/FU: U M U M U2 M’ U M’ These are a few
Unless you want to learn specific commutators for each of these cases (which isn't that hard and will probably save you quite some time,) you should probably just use the alg for each piece
Hey Dylan! I would really appreciate it if you could do an updated budget cube comparison and recommendations video. 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4. I am really struggling to decide which one to buy. I would like to update my 2x2 (I currently have the qiyi qidi) and don’t which budget magnetic cube to buy. Qiyi ms? I am also looking for another 3x3 to purchase. I have the rs3m 2020 which is a great cube but I would also like another one to horse around with and also use like a yuxin little magic or black Kirin v2. I would also like a different 4x4. I have the YJ Yusu v2 m. Is the qiyi thunderclap mini any good? I don’t know too much about budget 4x4 hardware. Thanks?
Hey Jperm i have 2 doubts..... one i dont memorize quickly - my blindfolded average is 7 minutes with old poc so pls make a video on quicker memorization and what do u play on ur earphones while solving?
im thinking about getting good at M2 and i know 3 style but i use M2. I use the dayan tengyun M. is there a better cube i should use or is the tengyun fine?
Hello everyone, I have a couple beginner questions about BLD rules. If anyone has answers to any of these questions, I would greatly appreciate them! Is there a +2 penalty in BLD? If you are off by one move, is it a DNF or a +2? Can I speak to myself while solving BLD in competition? Or do you have to make literally 0 noise. Isn't that why everyone is wearing earplugs? When I practice at home, talking to myself makes audio memo and execution way easier. I can’t imagine doing audio edges by merely mouthing the words to myself. What are the WCA rule & competition culture on this issue? How loud can you get before getting in trouble? How do BLD time limits work? I'm guessing 10 minutes means you have 10 minutes for each solve, but 10 minutes cumulative means all 3 of your solves have to add up to less than 10 minutes. Is that correct? It looks to me that averages in BLD are completely irrelevant. Only your BO3 matters. Is this always true at every competition? A person with 2 DNFs and 1 fast solve ranks higher than someone with 3 slow solves. Despite the fact that the fast/inconsistent solver has a DNF average. Thanks!
You do one of the letter and after the other on the edge. For exemple the W/S is flipped so you do W and S (WS) but the second letter on the pair is the inverse, so it becomes W and I (WS->WI)
Personally I set it up to a flip that I do know. So if UF is flipped, I do U2 and then ((U' M')3 U' M)2, then U2 again. For DB I would probably do B2 as the setup, or maybe M U2.
Can you help me to figure out OLL parity of a 4x4 without destroying the 2X2X4 block( they are fused together) I did a Fused 4x4 wherein the only available turns are R/Rw and U/Uw rotations.
Hey J Perm, we had a computer assignment and it in our assignment, we must put our favorite actor or youtuber (and the person in my activity............is you)
I'm not sure about the I/S skip trick. I understand the concept intuitively, but it disrupts muscle memory, maybe with a lot of practice it can save 2-3 seconds but if that time saving matters then you probly should just move on to 3-style.
Yeah, it's a different buffer. But it has buffer, commutator, inserts, ... switches from I to J to buffer... Like 3 Style. I was wondering why he said, it would not help for 3-style. It helps you get the concept.
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Another cool trick is when you have the letter pair WC or CW, just do the alg of the second letter with wide U moves to solves both.
Ex: CW would be M u2 M u2 (alg of the letter W but with wide U moves) and it solved both pieces
That's really useful! Thanks for the tips!
Literally just rewatched this video because I've had both recently and was like "feel like there must be a trick for this". Good thing I checked the comments!
Lifesaver!
I think these are pretty easy to learn, and probably better since u2 isn't very fast for fingertricks
WC: M2 U2 M U2 M
CW: M' U2 M' U2 M2
Me: who's never done BLD before: "Ah, yes, That makes sense"
Ah! Yes your comment makes sense 😂😂
I haven't either. But it actually makes sense
I have tried bld but I can't every get the memorizing correct
Me: who’s never solved a rubix cube before: “Ah yes, wait, there were white blocks?”
Tbh, that makes it a good explanation!!
4:05 basically for this tip if I (UF) or S (DB) is memorized second in a letter pair, you don’t need to memorize the opposite letter/piece
btw if you get something like IS or SI, just do an x rotation and then the alg for the first letter but without the m2
Something you can do for side targets such as m target or RU edge: RW’ U’ R U M2 U’ R’ U RW. Makes it rotationless
I suppose you can do the left version for the E target?
or you could just do: R ( Uw R Uw' )
Setting up M/O/P to the N slot using one R move
Setting up E/F/G to the H slot using one L move
90% of the people watching this video: can’t do M2 or even blindfolded in general yet, but still clicked bc jperm
Very true
True
I can do 2x2 BLD but not 3x3 because my 3x3 is a rock, but you are kinda right
@@tomasbernardo5972 damn, that sucks. are you able to get a better cube at all? There are decent ones for $4 or $5. What's wrong with your current 3x3?
These tutorials are very interesting in general imo
I failed tip 5 so many times before realizing you shouldn’t switch i and s as you normally do in a solve before doing that trick
Hi J-Perm, I just wanted to add, that you can skip I/S even in more cases. I've been thinking about it and testing, and if you have something like "...JF IC..." you could solve "...J FI C..." and pair the I with the previous F to do the skip. You need to do it a little bit different, but it works :) That means, that you would't be able to skip it only in the case where the I/S has a C/A/W/Q before AND after, that is quite improbable. (I'm just learning M2/Orozco and I haven't even done a full solve by myself, but I think that this can work)
But because of the previous M2 (in this case the M2 after J), I and S will be swapped, so u will hv to do J FS C.
It takes me some time to find out this problem😂may do a few solves to see if doing this is faster or not
Also i find splitting the letter pairs a bit awkward as we normally go straight to our algorithm when recalling that pairs. This method will add a processing procedure that I'm not sure if it's worth it. The I/S swap is not that slow after all😂
@@davidchust yeah but the alg sux
Oh man you uploaded when I was asleep ....
So missed being early...
You are the best cubing channel jperm...
congrats on hitting 450k!! that’s insane!!
When Jperm does blindfold until his tengun becomes dry and becomes loud
Sorry, but it’s TengYun not Tegun
I haven't done BLD before, not planning to but still watching this video because it's J Perm
Same
Same
*try it*
Finally J perm is back with blindfolded stuff again
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THAT VID FINALLYYYYYY
Me too
As a roux solver the m2 is definetly useful.
Thanks! jperm
Nope standard lse is better
you should already have your index finger holding the cube, standard M2 is faster
This is a good video - even though I've moved on to 3style, advanced m2 is pretty fast.
It is so satisfying to watch you turning
@@gdmeptuen yes
I was searching for fast M2 method on UA-cam for blindfolded and you suddenly posted this video.
Thank you for all your amazing videos.
That alg for OP is awesome omg
Best 3BLD teacher ever😄😄😄
@0:40 Just like to think about like "what the ring finger does". Took me a while but yes! Thanks very helpful!
Is the I/S Target thing not a help to understand commutators and 3-style?
I have a set-up, a one move insert, a three (or four) move switch, undo insert, undo switch, undo set-up.
Am I thinking wrong right now?
I only just learned M2.
I hope I can implement the I/S stuff. :-)
Seems cool.
Yes, it's very much 3style adjacent
In fact m2 itself is basically just ozorco with the buffer being U and the helper being A, since the m2's in the middle cancel out. X m2 X' m2 m2 Y m2 Y. See what I mean?
That will improve me A LOT. Thanks
Eee, Ive just started solving bld (pb:3:34:000) so i hope this video will help me!
Oh, a lot of them i saw in josh weimer's videos, but video is still good.
What's your pb now?
Im watching this videos of bld tutorials, because Im going to try bld. And I Starter thinking that swapping the letters for those 2 edges was and easier way to solve parity, and I get here and it is, cool
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
Even though I cant understand anything
Hey Jperm!! Can I use the M2 method for solving edges and the old pochmann method for solving corners??
Hey mate! Yes, you surely can do that!
Yes!
@@ImmortalKnightCubing Ok Thankyou
@@JPerm Thankyou very much Jperm..😊
@@richardlukee np :)
I love all of your vids so much! You have helped me with cubing drastically!
SETUPS MOVES WITHOUT ROTATION
( For side targets )
I found a setup move for ( E/F/G/H ) and ( M/N/O/P ) that doesn't require ROTATING the entire cube in any way.
E : L' ( Uw' L' Uw )
F : L2 ( Uw' L' Uw )
G : L ( Uw' L' Uw )
H : ( Uw' L' Uw )
M : R ( Uw R Uw' )
N : ( Uw R Uw' )
O : R' ( Uw R Uw' )
P : R2 ( Uw R Uw' )
Explanation: the setup moves derive from the original setup moves for H and N. What we do is put for example we put M/O/P into the N slot using one move either ( R, R' or R2 ) and then execute the setup move for N. Same idea for the left side.
Once you understand the moves and exactly whats going on, this can be executed extremely fast with absolutely no rotation. Cheers.
Hi i have a question about 6th tip, jperm Said that if you have a parity memorize the edges”ub and up” swaped but isnt it changes the Numbers of Corner cycle i mean if i have an odd nuber of cycle (if its a parity it has to) when i do that 1 more swap thing the edges are going to be even So corners also have to be even but isnt it messes up the memo? Pls reply ❤
It doesnt change the number of cycles; Corners don't have to be even
J perm you're just the best. Keep going like this, you're my favorite youtuber!
I been waiting for a long time 😁👍
Dam those M2s for number 1 ...
Thank you JPERM 🔥
Hey man you are genius of cubes
10:12 The problem is, I have a comp in two weeks and I don't think it's enough time to learn 3 style, so I better refine my m2
how did the comp go?
@@ClarkIsIDK it was great! Better than what I expected honestly. Got a 1:16 single on 3bld, and now I'm learning 3 style!
@@daniel_baeza I'm glad it went well, good luck on your 3 style journey :)
@@ClarkIsIDK thx man, appreciate it :)
JPERM YOU ARE THE BEST THANKS FOR ALL YOUR VIDEOS👏🏻👏🏻 for months you are helping me, so much I really appreciate❤️
Hi J-perm, this was a very helpful video but I am struggling with regrips for my m2 setup moves.Can you in any way give me your finger tricks?
Very helpful. Thanks for the tutorial!
And also your roux tutorial and the other how to solve with roux faster
Came as great help for me as I have switched to roux a week and a half back and now I am averaging under 1 min
J perm, I’ve always wanted you to make a tutorial on how you solve the last 2 centers on the 9x9 Rubiks Cube, btw you have really helped me on cubing you have taught me how to solve 2x2-6x6 and more important you have got me into cubing.
use commutators, same as 7x7
Great video and I love your channel and why do you not upload as much as you used to now
The m2 moves helped me even with my normal solves
Your first M2 video was not so good
But this video is the best on the Internet 🌐
What do you when you get a letter pair of two edges of the middle layer?
For example UB/DU? Or UF/DU?
Um, what is DU? That’s not a valid piece. Also you can just learn the algorithms for them.
UB/UF: [M’ ,U2]
UB/FU: U’: [R’ F’ R, S]
UB/DB: (M2) (U2 M’ U2 M’)
UB/BD: M2 U’: [R’ F’ R, S]
BU/UF: U: [R’ F’ R, S]
BU/FU: U M U M U2 M’ U M’
These are a few
Unless you want to learn specific commutators for each of these cases (which isn't that hard and will probably save you quite some time,) you should probably just use the alg for each piece
Hey jperm I just wanted to ask if you could make a pyraminx tutorial because there aren’t really any on yt and are very confusing thanks.
Early love your videos❤
Yayyyy, thanks for making this video, I just started trying to learn blindfolded again! Wish me luck! :)
I wish you luck
@@Behindeds Thanks! :)
Can u Plz tell me which cube do u use for all the tuitorials...plz sir .......
Hey Dylan! I would really appreciate it if you could do an updated budget cube comparison and recommendations video. 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4. I am really struggling to decide which one to buy. I would like to update my 2x2 (I currently have the qiyi qidi) and don’t which budget magnetic cube to buy. Qiyi ms? I am also looking for another 3x3 to purchase. I have the rs3m 2020 which is a great cube but I would also like another one to horse around with and also use like a yuxin little magic or black Kirin v2. I would also like a different 4x4. I have the YJ Yusu v2 m. Is the qiyi thunderclap mini any good? I don’t know too much about budget 4x4 hardware. Thanks?
Hey Jperm i have 2 doubts.....
one i dont memorize quickly - my blindfolded average is 7 minutes with old poc so pls make a video on quicker memorization
and what do u play on ur earphones while solving?
they’re not earphones, they’re earmuffs, so you can’t hear anything
@@ignDart good thank you so much bro
If a have I + side target I dont need to do x rotation and insert target on UB, but insert on FU and avoid rotation. Its just pure commutator.
Nice! This also works for S (inserting to BD) like using D' R D
@@JPerm Hi
J perm please make a tutorial for pyraminx or the petrus method.
Jperm please make a video about how to solve pyraminx - advanced method.
For tip 2 you can also flip FD, so the alg would go F' D R' F D' M2 D F' R D' F
Omg 👏 ❤️
im thinking about getting good at M2 and i know 3 style but i use M2. I use the dayan tengyun M. is there a better cube i should use or is the tengyun fine?
also thinkinf about switching to 3 Style
Also a video for tips for 3style
What a shiny cube!
q 1:59 2:06 2:21
I/S 3:26
I 3:35
S 3:45
When unboxing or review the New Meilong 2020 Magnetic series?
Can you do a vid of advanced f2l cases you use because I just started averaging 30 and I need better lags for f2l
He already did a vid of all the best f2l alg a couple years ago: ua-cam.com/video/UKRtFQmnKfs/v-deo.html
@@justsomeguy892 thanks
@@mujaahidisam5880 np
j per where do get the cube that is coverd al black but the white cross.
has
i started blind folded and also almost learn how to solve edges but when i went to learn corners then i stopped learning btw liked
How to set the timer as it stop at the exact time we want in videos?
Anyone knows?
*7:40 white orange
What do you guys think is the better, the wr m 2020 or the valk elite m?
WoRM 2020
Love ur vids ♥
J perm when ya gonna upload the GAN 11M pro review video? Its FULLY OUT! Ill be waiting :)
It’s finally come
Are we gonna get a Bld based Q&A
Hey Jperm, what is the cube you used in this video?
dayan tengyun v1
Is it his blindfolded main?
I thought it was Gan X
@@remy-theorangeskyslasher6184 yes
Ok thx!
I want to get a good magnet and cheap cube. What should I get?
@Miles Walcott Thank you
Hello everyone, I have a couple beginner questions about BLD rules. If anyone has answers to any of these questions, I would greatly appreciate them!
Is there a +2 penalty in BLD? If you are off by one move, is it a DNF or a +2?
Can I speak to myself while solving BLD in competition? Or do you have to make literally 0 noise. Isn't that why everyone is wearing earplugs? When I practice at home, talking to myself makes audio memo and execution way easier. I can’t imagine doing audio edges by merely mouthing the words to myself. What are the WCA rule & competition culture on this issue? How loud can you get before getting in trouble?
How do BLD time limits work? I'm guessing 10 minutes means you have 10 minutes for each solve, but 10 minutes cumulative means all 3 of your solves have to add up to less than 10 minutes. Is that correct?
It looks to me that averages in BLD are completely irrelevant. Only your BO3 matters. Is this always true at every competition? A person with 2 DNFs and 1 fast solve ranks higher than someone with 3 slow solves. Despite the fact that the fast/inconsistent solver has a DNF average.
Thanks!
If your cube is one move off then its a +2 not DNF. Yes averages are irrelevant in BLD. The fastest single matters.
what do you do when you have an edge flip in one of the special case slots like s and w ?
You do one of the letter and after the other on the edge.
For exemple the W/S is flipped so you do W and S (WS) but the second letter on the pair is the inverse, so it becomes W and I (WS->WI)
@@Hugo-gf2bl oooo thank you I get it! I appreciate it :):)
Personally I set it up to a flip that I do know. So if UF is flipped, I do U2 and then ((U' M')3 U' M)2, then U2 again. For DB I would probably do B2 as the setup, or maybe M U2.
1:55 it looks like you're tickling the cube
Yes that funny 😂
One time I was solving in competition and I heard Max Siauw doing this alg next to me (during his solve) and it was really distracting 😂
@@JPerm Non cuber : He Just doing some moves 🤣🤣
@@JPerm Btw you make great vids :)
I'm one of your subscriber bro after watching your channel i order one speed cube and i want to become like you bro bless me
bless
On tip #6 i should swap the edges (E and Q) when i have parity,does it mean only when i have odd?
MGC stands for make good choices,
jperm.
Makes me want to learn 3BLD
Please make a video on pyraminx cube fast solving tutorial
jperm can you make another orozco method , i need more help on 3bld
Wow ur using the rs3m 2020!!!
Description says tengyun v1
that's actually a tengyun v1 which is both his and my 3bld main
what if you get letter pair IA can you completely skip it?
actually nvm you just do i with out the m2 at the end
it was very helpful because i use m2
Can you help me to figure out OLL parity of a 4x4 without destroying the 2X2X4 block( they are fused together)
I did a Fused 4x4 wherein the only available turns are R/Rw and U/Uw rotations.
I saw two blocks in the thumbnail and "advanced m2 method" and thought this was an advanced roux tutorial.
Same
No, we’re even more rare
@@amethyst8399 i literally still watch Jperms CFOP solves even tho i use roux lol😂.Oh yeah we are super rare
Which cube did you use in this video??
I am doing a rs3m 2020 giveaway if you all wanna enter just check my giveaway video for rules!Thanks!!
@@AnunayMintoo just stop no one cares
@@qwertyuiop-my2dy ok I stopped btw lol😁😂
@Zaid Taqi bruh it's the rs3m 2020
Rs3m2020
What 2 look oll and pll algs do you recommend for big cubes?
Just as I'm learning M2?! Dylan you're amazing
yes me to!
Hey jperm how can i get a cube in speedcube shop here in kenya africa plz reply
Wow thanks! This seems like a direct answer to my comment on your last vid.
Weird...
Just clicked notification without thinking when read J perm
Same
Me : trying to learn blind
Jperm : talks about baffer
Me: yeah sure
Its buffer-
@@adrlieve told you i don't know thing about it.
Hey J Perm, we had a computer assignment and it in our assignment, we must put our favorite actor or youtuber (and the person in my activity............is you)
Awwww thats so nice dude
I just learned m2 and I have a comp tomorrow with me luck
I'm not sure about the I/S skip trick. I understand the concept intuitively, but it disrupts muscle memory, maybe with a lot of practice it can save 2-3 seconds but if that time saving matters then you probly should just move on to 3-style.
Well I didn’t even do the cool thing and I skipped s
Point is, it IS a 3 style alg with a one move setup (M or M’), albeit not with the UF buffer.
Yeah, it's a different buffer. But it has buffer, commutator, inserts, ... switches from I to J to buffer... Like 3 Style.
I was wondering why he said, it would not help for 3-style. It helps you get the concept.
J perm I am buying a new 3×3 Rubik's cube 🎉🎉. which cube I should buy under 100 dollars please tell
can you pls make a review on the meilong 4 m?
Hey what is your pb on 3 by 3
6.774 seconds
Hey j perm
How will i know when i finish memorizing letters
Sorry in my wrong grammar
Jperm: Teaching advanced M2
Me: Don't have a blindfold
brodythecuber: YOU ARE LIEING TO YOURSLEF
Can u pls review the smart cubes