Attempting to Solve a Square-1 (With NO Help)
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2019
- Today we learn that everything in life really just comes down to J perms.
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"I managed to get a square on one side"
*square one finished*
best comment
lol
Wow good job man
lol good one
Haha haven't thought of that
J Perm solving square-one intuitively: “I just kept trying stuff and it kept working.”
Its Square-1
@@seanachafe6844 that's what he said
I08i÷ 8w02
Yet I feel so dumb
Jerry smith be like
j perm: "ignore the stuff on the top"
me: *immediately becomes curious about the stuff on the top*
YOU ARE A LEGEND
Lol
exactly
And just to be clear. I look at it and it's not a Simpsons paradox and math stuff
yep
I've never felt so stupid
Yo preacher whaaatt is uppp
Didn't expect u to be here
Oh well...
Preeeeaaaacher
Holy crap I did not expect you to be hear
I am voted for you in champions
Literally 1 month later…
●How to solve sq1 (beginner)
●How to get fast on sq1
●Sq1 walkthrough solves
Welson Liong yes 😂
Lol
Awesome
@@ClumsyCuber hi
Cries in pb
Smartest cuber alive using logic to solve a puzzle in 2 hours
Ikr
I wouldnt say its only using "logic" because he makes some algorithm for solving that square-1 and he get that algorithm from his "knowledge".
fathin maftuh abdullah - it was definitely logic related, how he used jperm on a 3x3 and applied it on a cube with totally different mechanisms, thats just crazy. I just solved the squan for the first time today, watched several tutorials and it took me HOURS, like more than 3 (only following instruction) and I’m still slower than Dylan who does it partially intuitive. So he’s definitely really smart.
Sowath yea
500th like. I guess I’m special now
I guess you could say...
You ended up back at square one
u sound like a mom who thinks there so funny but they are actually funny
GET OUT GET OUUUUUUT
@@zeyy84 why u mad
@@velocestreams8269 Wait, it was actually funny? Didn't expect that lol
@@rysea9855 it was just a really bad pun. thats why its funny
Me who can sometimes solve 2/3 of a 3x3:
“Hmm, yes. Interesting. Great technique.”
Update: I can do it now, in like a minute 👍
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nice non cuber
@@pleeppants1712 yes, that…that is the point
By saying 2/3 of a 3x3 you mean cross and f2l, right?
2/3rds? I can only finish the white side sometimes.
Sees title: I wonder if he gets parity
Steven Nguyen Same!
Yea
Lol! I wondered that too!
Is the parity algorithm tough?
shannu boi I think it's like 20-25 moves, but i don't do sqaun so someone can correct me on that.
1 week later: square 1 tutorial
2 weeks later: square 1 intermediate tips
1 month later: CSP tutorial
2 months later: how to be sub 8 on square 1
Sheldon Rego whats csp
Khánh Nam Nguyễn Cube shape parity. Basically you can avoid parity in every squan solve but there’s a bunch of algorithms for it.
Steven Nguyen Changing parity is completely intuitive and needs no algs, the hard part is determining in inspection if you need to do your regular cubeshape solution or if you need to change parity. There are 90 cases and sometimes it's different when mirrored in the bottom, so it's effectively learning 180 cases. I used to know them all but now I've forgotten it.
Ping Pong Cup Shots How do you change parity intuitively. I do know about tracing tho
@@nguyener14 well you just find somewhere where you can do an odd number of swaps, hence changing parity. If you have 6 corners on one layer, rotating does a 6-cycle (aka 5 swaps). If you can get all 6 corners on the right, slashing does 3 swaps etc. Those are the most obvious ways but by the time you're halfway through CSP you'll learn more ways to do it. By the time I was nearly done all I needed to do to learn a case was do a trace, solve it normally and see if I get parity. If I didn't, I'd remember that. If I did, I'd know to look for somewhere along the way to change parity without even learning the alg :p
When he didn't say leave a like my respect for him skyrocketed
He's a really humble and wholesome dude.
@@Jonathan-st5oy yall praising him for that? Oof
@@-Me_ dude they're praising him because literally every youtuber asks for likes but j perm doesnt because he is a good person
@@napstablook9539 how does that decide whether ur a good person or not it makes no sense
@@yeah8709 people love to overreact to anything these days good and bad
11:18 the fact that he didnt even ask us to like or subscribe... I just love that. And of course I liked because of the dedication and hard work J-perm has been doing just to entertain us. Legend.
Dude this was so interesting to watch, I'm kinda mad that I resorted to tutorials for so many puzzles. I'd love to try this sort of thing more often :)
Thanks! Stuff like this makes me glad I didn't do a lot of puzzles early on haha
I learned most puzzles like this. It's so satisfying when you get it down but it's so frustrating and even more time consuming
You should try the 4D cube!
Ty Jones wait what????
@@brayyan2384 superliminal.com/cube/cube.htm
The 2^4 might be a little easier to tackle at the start, but if you understand how to solve a 3x3, you can figure these out with some work!
He’s so smart I don’t even understand what he’s saying
If your cuber and know how to solve cube
You will understand everything
haha
@HyperKillingMachine RBLX those arent hard tho
🤲🏻 🙌🏻 🧼 wash your hand before typing
@@Ayanokouji9 I struggle to believe you went out of your way to wash your hands, just to say 'wash your hands'.
11:12 when you get a square-1 for Christmas but you didn't want one...
Lol
be grateful :
If i got a sq1 for Christmas: AYO WTFFF
I tried this with a Mefferts Skewb extreme and I gave up after a few hours. You have some motivation. Props to you.
J perm: "50 % chance never solve tis again."
SCS: "sends another square one."
Welp, guess it's back to Square 1.
*yes I stole this joke*
And the square 1 is scrambled
Is that u kaneki??
“Ignore the stuff on the top its some maths stuff”
*no cancer* *100*
2:00
Simpson’s paradox math stuff*
Lol
Lol the moment I saw this comment I was at the part
man be solving a square one and finding the cure of cancer for "fun"
Cancer isn't funny
I just finished watching your Rubik’s clock video (after binging many other random ones) where you mentioned how much time you spent trying to figure out how to solve this puzzle irl. I have loved all of your content so far. I saw this upload was a shorter one (I am commenting before actually watching the whole vid btw) and I was wondering if you have ever thought about uploading more raw footage. I personally really enjoy seeing the thought process behind solving complex puzzles and I think you explain your reasoning in a very clear and concise way. Anyway, thank you for your content! You have done a phenomenal job and I am very happy for you, man! :)
Today we learn that everything in life comes down to J-perms
j perm guess its back to square 1 now
Jack Myers yes lol
Jack Myers I get the reference
Totally get that reference
I think its from dg
Brought to you by DGCubes and stolen by Jack Myers
Me: This looks kind of neat, I might get one.
J Perm: You can get parity.
Me: That's gonna be a no for me dawg.
Parity is rlly easy to learn Intuitively ps there are really easy algs
And csp exists
That is an avoidable parity I think
The parity's easy to avoid if you know 1-Look PLL on a 3x3, or at least can recognize every possible case in 1LPLL.
If you can't though, then you'll have to deal with parity at the end of the solve and that's much a much nastier alg than the pre-emptive one.
@@PanjaRoseGold I'm not a cuber but UA-cam has me down a rabbithole of these tonight. But... this seems like some good life advice for anything you can apply it to.
I've never quite understood what parity is
I’ve returned to cubing after 3ish years, your “attempting to try ~~~~ without any help series” has had me retry things such as the 6x6+ using knowledge with the 4x4/5x5.
I really respect how you show your qualms and the pressure you put on yorself.
So very well done 👍🙂
2:03 "ignore the stuff on the top it's some Simpson paradox math stuff"
"no cancer 100"
@@tom5229 i was just about to say that lol
We need spam the comments for a video about that.
j perm: doesn't get parity
me: gets parity
my brain: *confused cube noises*
50/50 is 50/50 I guess
i really like these kind of videos, exploring non standard puzzles! thanks!
This is the first time I'm watching this since learning the Square-1. It's pretty interesting to see it from this perspective honestly
woah I thought this day would never come
2:05 look at the top left "no cancer" ?
He said he was studying Simpson's paradox, which has to do with statistics. So I think "no cancer" was a label for a group being compared with a "cancer" group in a table.
No CORNER
100
Cancer isn't funny
@@COAllAces it isnt a fun joke
I distinctly remember seeing Square-one's in store. And they always sold them unsolved. So I feel like you have it easy.
I've had a Square-1 cube for the longest time, not knowing how to solve it.... You've just boosted my motivation to solve it, my friend!
2:45
"Based on my diagram.."
*When your diagram is the only thing that matters in life*
Huh?
J perms next vid: *Solving sq1 parity with only J Perms*
Edit: oh wow thanks 4 the likes
MUST BE DONE
That isn’t possible
I’m aware it’s called a joke
fantdm hero what do you think I should say after that
@@khanhnguyennam6007 You weren't supposed to say anything if you didn't get the joke
Square 1 is actually my favorite wca puzzle. Something about it just feels so nice compared to all of the other twisty puzzles.
Props to you for not giving up and solving this difficult cube.
yay Jperm! finally! ive been waiting for you doing this for so long!
and
also
have fun...
I actually saw this video, decided to do the exact same thing with my Square One (it’s been at least a year since i solved it about 5 times while staring at algorithms) and found almost the same solution as you. I found an algorithm that does a jperm on both the top and bottom at once and had to get creative. Then i watched your video and it was interesting to see how similar our approaches were. I think i had an easier time with square shape and “OLL” because of my past experience though
That's exactly how I did it first time as well
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Mukhtar Nazeer no
Great job!
*I have no clue what you're talking about
But your voice is very soothing and relaxing so that's a plus*
Oof fail I tried to do bold writing lmao guess it doesn't work on two different lines
he's too smart for us to understand
Squan is my main event and I love it and how it solves also see you tomorrow I'm going to the speedcubeshop summer open
see you there!
Where are you coming from
It was very interesting to watch your approach to solving the SQ1. It just surprised me that you had never tried / learnt how to solve it but it was also a lot of fun. This is a cube I learnt long ago how so solve with a tutorial and later forgot completely how to solve and I have relearnt by myself using my own method based on cuboid algorithms and an edge commutator I created myself. I recorded a tutorial in my channel for this method but, sadly my videos are in Spanish. It was nice to see something like this, a little bit different from your usual (and excellent) tutorials. Very nice job done on that SQ1!!!
I have one of these and I haven’t solved it for like 2 years and now watching this I have a better understanding and I will hopefully be able to solve now
This is, hands down, your most epic video.
Rename the video how to solve sqaure-1 using ONLY J perm
@@2-MinutesCraft why
Lol I get it
I would really like a video on a Simpson's paradox math stuff
I love how this is what helped me solve my square one... this... not the other actual tutorials...
Keep doing videos your great and you inspire me
Wow GJ! I can't believe you did this! The squan looks so hard!
In weeks and/or months, JPerm will cast a Little Magic on Squan.
10/10 pun great job
a couple of months after watching this video I bought a Square-1 and remembering nothing from this video I took a 9 month trip of trying to solve it. I usually solve my new cubes with no help and after that I watch a tutorial, but no cube was asa painfull as this one. I solved it 3 weeks ago now and this video got recommended to me today. I also came up with my own Jperm and did every algorithm from it.
Ayyyy, here comes the million subs. Congrats legend!!!!
Solving a Square 1 intuitively was some of the most fun I have had
You should do this with more puzzles, like CanChrisSolve!
You're a genius. I still haven't scrumbled my Square-1...
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@@2-MinutesCraft no one will subscribe to you if you beg for people to subscribe in the comments section
I learned from a vid of his and am now always watching his vids and i cant stop
Wow! Congratulations 👏
Very happy you're getting into squan :-)
I did try that process, on a Meffert's bandaged cube. It's still scrambled...
I can feel your pain on a whole extra level
Coming from my mind
@@Jtak-qu5hk aaaaaaaah we are golden wind
This reminded me so much of when I did the same thing like fifteen years ago. A very similar process of finding out the same things and having similar ideas. The difference was that my algorithm swapped two edges in the top and two on the bottom, so I did setups based on that instead. Solving the corners is really simple, so coming up with an algorithm for edges was all I needed. I think I was little faster at making the cube shape and completing the white and yellow sides(and the corners), but unfortunately I ran into the parity error. I spent like a day trying to solve it despite the parity error, before I conceded that I had to yield the progress I have made thus far. I didn’t just mindlessly scramble the puzzle and hoped I would be lucky with the 50/50 the next time, though; I came up with my own algorithm that 100% fixed the parity error, but returned the puzzle to a scrambled version of the cube shape. After that, it didn’t take too long to fix the whites/yellows, then corners, and finally the edges to complete the puzzle. My reaction was very similar, the feeling of completing a first slice of Square-1 on intuition is less that of satisfaction, and more that of just relief and having a burden released from you. 😂 It’s satisfying in hindsight, of course, but not in the moment!
I knew the method for solving Square-1 around 10 years ago and now I forgot them all so I tried this. What I found was a brand-new (to me) T-perm that I don't know existed and also works as a J-perm in a Square-1: / U / U' / U' D / U' / U / D' (/ means R2 in 333, right side 180 turn in Square-1). It was overall very fun (probably because I had an experience although long time ago)!
You’re good at this by yourself man...
I can’t even do it well with aa tutorial
Finally, i am better then jperm at something.
Anyone feel the same
I actually made up a piraminx method by myself and still use it. In case you wonder it's just 1st layer, PLL (magminx like), OLL (with a random alg I discovered to flip 2 edges)
You are so smart. The fact that you did this without a tutorial is so crazy
You learned how to solve a square-1 faster than me and I watched like 4 tutorials😂
"it also shape-shifts into different shapes"
KNOWLEDGE OF THE GODS CONFIRMED
Breathtaking 🤩
I figured out how to solve a Square-1 puzzle decades ago. It's interesting that you basically solved it in the same order I worked out, i.e. first make it a cube, then separate the top and bottom corners, then the top and bottom edges, followed by permuting the corners and finally the edges. Except I found shorter ways to do each step and also figured out how to fix a parity problem (which involves swapping three adjacent top corners with three adjacent bottom corners).
I know I’m super late but i just want to share that you can do a j perm on a square 1 with a shorter alg
Ja Perm:
R2 U’ R2 D R2 U’ R2 U R2 U D’ R2 U
Jb Perm:
R2 U R2 D’ R2 U R2 U’ R2 U’ D R2 U’
I don’t know if its faster but it helpful
that is not a good alg at all...
Also for the t perm on top be could’ve done R2 U R2 U’ R2 U’ D R2 U’ R2 U R2 D’
You could also use
Misalign bottom R2 U R2 U' R2 U R2 U' R2
Bro can anybody use square 1 notation in the comments?
@@SanguineFire lmao
Thanks now I know what to buy next.
This idea-giving video is really good, instead of watching a tutorial on how to do this, this idea giving video is really good to start yourself.
I love all your videos
me: well that was a cool video, im gonna read the description
description: *Today we learn that everything in life really just comes down to J perms.*
Ah, finally J Perm makes a Sq-1 vid, time for me to learn it as well I guess
Great for the first try you have done it you are a real Rubik's cuber
Good job!
Oh man! Please try solving the 4D cube!
Who's here after "Attempting to Solve a Clock (With NO Help)"???
me
@@speedcubingaccount4121 cool
@Ds Cuber me
Wooooow!!! Hell yeah dude! So impressive! 'O'
I was given a square-1 when I was 13 and wanted to figure it out on my own. Ive picked it up here and there, and finally after 9 years ive solved it!
this man is good at solving puzzels maybe he should open a youtube channel to teach people puzzle solving skills
this is one
Jperm solving a [1]
Meanwhile there’s me struggling to solve a barrel
Did it though but had to look up a bit of cfop
you are a genius!!
I learned how to solve the 5x5x5 today. It is so exciting.
Me: *sees title*
Also me: *laughs in parity*
*laughs in Sall Andrei*
Scs sends him a knife
J perm: what am I gonna do with this?
@Kiefer Pagute yes
@Kiefer Pagute SUB-1 4x4 (SKIPPED PARITY ALG) (NOT CLICKBAIT) (DON’T TRY AT HOME)
Good grief! You are an absolute genius... whether you want to admit it or not.
A humble genius! 💯 Wow dude...
Wow that's epic!!
I think the N and J-Perm Alg that he used to permute the edges is this with the big slice piece to the right:
Permute outer layers: / (3,0) / (-3,0) / (3,0) / (-3,0)
+
Fix Middle Layer: / (6,0) / (6,0) /
Outer + Middle Layer Alg: / (3,0) / (-3,0) / (3,0) / (3,0) / (6,0) /
Add a (1,0) if there's an Nb-Perm or a (0,-1) if there's a Jb-Perm
This can solve the cube if there's an N-Perm at the top and a J-Perm at the bottom.
Let me know if this is helpful.
You are my New Cubing Hero! Salute to you from the Philippines!!!
Yeah kapwa pinoy
I'm glad that there's people this smart in this world.
This is what genius called. See you and I both can solve a Rubik's cube... We just memorized moves but very few can actually work out the moves and try it on other cubes like him. This video breaks my believe that a Square one can be solved with knowledge of Rubik's cube. Really you're genius
J perm: solves the cube without using tutorial
Me: can’t even solve the same cube WITH the damn tutorial
Le J Perm after 1 hour
"I figured out that I can do J Perm on it"
😂😂
Why do you always want to do a J Perm?
Cool. I appreciate your effort to make a video.
You uploaded this on the exact day of my 9th birthday!!!
11:19 "This is where another UA-camr might say leave a like for that, but I want you guys to go and try something like this."
No thanks, I'll just leave a like 😂
Reverse psychology.
When he messes up, hes back to SQUARE ONE AHAHAHA
I forgot to laugh my bad
Lol
Most underrated
ye notice how we're not laughing. man, what a dad joke, here take this: L
@@bradynewman626 its a pun
This makes me remember when i was learning pyraminx by my self and i took it apart to see how it operated and then just boom i knew what to do randomly
The way the cube looked at the start (cube shape, the name of the first step) was actually a really easy cube shape for me knowing how to solve a square 1 and my Pb being 22 seconds