It's teacher's day in India. So, Happy teacher's Day J perm. You have singlehandedly taught me 90% of speedcubing.. Enough that I'm now nearing my goal- sub 20. Thank you
For some reason I love to do this. Even on big cubes like a 7x7, I'll randomly solve as a checkerboard once or twice a month and oddly find it really fun to solve
I like to do that but with other known patterns, like that one that is kinda similar to this but the colors are rotated to the right (like, blue-red, red white and white-blue)
I remember deciding to do this years ago back when there was no video about this at all at the time I'd solve a scrambled cube into a checkerboard pattern, cube in a cube pattern, cube in a cube in a cube pattern, flower pattern Glad to finally see someone else do this and I can't wait to see someone speed solve into more of those patterns :D
This challenge is actually really fun for practicing algorithms and noticing patterns, a couple of runs in and I'm really improving my times, to the point where it's around double the time of my normal solves!
Sometimes I like to scramble two cubes and then solve one into the other's scrambled state, it's similar to this but even harder, even if you do it multiple times you still have to relearn the solved state each time
Hi Dylan, I started cubing about a year ago and can solve it in 30-40 seconds with a mix of CFOP and beginners method. I tried this and got 1 min 9 seconds. You have been such an inspiration for me. Thank you so much
I remember doing this with my first cube, but instead of the checkerboard pattern, i solved it to an E2 move; i did it to get a better understanding of how algorythms works.
I learnt 98% of speedcubing. You reduced my time from 2 min. To 15 sec. And I learnt 3BLD. Whenever I want to learn or be fast, it is in my muscle memory to click on your videos. Thanks!
I’ve always enjoyed little alternate solves like this For the longest time, I didn’t know how to do the cube in a cube or superflip patterns. Instead of learning, I’d just solve the cube into the pattern! It was fun!
Back when I was still really young and didn't know how to solve a cube, my dad actually does this from time to time as a challenge. One day, I took a solved cube and played around with it until I discovered the checkered pattern. My dad didn't know you could do that and he has been solving cubes for almost 30 years at that point.
I never felt like memorizing the cube in a cube Algorithm so every time I wanna do it I do it like this. I have also done it with a 4x4 to make cube in a cube in a cube on it as a fun challenge and I think you should try it lol.
I did one practice then one timed solve for regular then checkered. 55s & 2m02s respectively It did mess with my brain more than I expected. Doing first layer then the second layer edges helped a lot. I liked doing the last layer, it was less difficult than the rest and that difficulty felt good. I used to try to solve cubes in different patterns to see if they were possible but never tried to do it fast before
yeah so that's not how to make the checkerboard, your supposed to h perm (flip 180°) h perm (flip 90°) h perm (flip 90°) now you should have what is now on complete checkerboard and another on the parallel side, no go to the incomplete side that looks weird, h perm the edge piece that is connected to its centre (flip 180°) on last h perm, or just do M6 E60 S360
I can actually do checkerboard solving at the same speed as my normal solve time, that being said, my normal solve time is between 40-50 seconds, with checkerboard being around 45-55 seconds. It is something I did a lot though, pretty much for as long as I have known how to solve a cube
In india we are celebrating happy teaher's day teacher's day Dylan Your are my best cubing teacher You helps me a lot for being smart at cubing thanks🙏i
So I've done this quite often as a challenge with my friends. While my average is around 22, I can do a checkerboard in 33 seconds with my Ao5. But that somewhat feels like cheating since I practiced it.
I'm just proud of myself for having learned to solve the Rubik's Cube, even with the checkerboard pattern although that's harder to solve. You make the Rubik's Cube look easy to solve. One second you're figuring out the opposite side colors, next second several flips *solved!*
Hey JPerm! Just wanted to let you know that you got me into speedcubing and I’ve fallen in love with it. When I learned to solve 3x3 using your tutorial I tried solving it into the checkerboard pattern and had a lot of fun with it. Thanks for your vids!!
I solved a 7x7 into checker board and would recommend u try! Maybe even a bigger cube.. obviously it’s not too hard but it’s fun to time yourself to see
Recently I tried to calculate how many possible Combinations a 4x4 has. The Number I calculated was 4.066^41. I couldn't find any salutions on the internet so I ask if someone can proof if I am right or wrong. And please forgive me If my English ist not the best. I am from Germany
Been going for about a month, started on my friends GTS2 M that was 4 years (57 sec best) and now I decided to buy a GTS3 M, because I loved the GTS2, Thanks for the 37 second solve. Used all your tools to get there, now time to finish memorizing OLL.
what i did for a while is checkerboard but not the opposites but e.g. white center blue edges, and solve the rest in the appropriate color mix from there, then I would do "magic trick" where i would quickly do the slice behind someones head or in someones hoodie pocket(my favorite) to make the blue edges green. advantage being someone can do normal checkerboard by accident and get behind the trick but not the way i did it.
yay i was able to do this by myself since it really is simple, just swap the white cross as yellow and move to opposite side, get f2l dorners good but the edges from the other side, oll is normal and also pll, then do h perm
I know a pattern thats like the checkerboard, But with the edges in the correct spot and the corner in the opposite slot: E perm y E perm z2 E perm y E perm. Solve it in the same way
Honestly it wasn't difficult because I know all the opposite colours. Don't have much to say about cross, just make a cross normally but on the opposite centre and do D2. The main obstacle is F2L where you have the make the pair with the edge of opposite colours. OLL is easy because I use 2 look OLL. For PLL, just know your PLL's properties like this piece goes there etc.
J Perm - solve a cube to match a different shuffled cube. Maybe you've done this already, but I just did it and it was very difficult for me. It took me 16:49 instead of my normal 3:00 (I'm a noob still).
Before I knew I could make the checker pattern by solving the Rubix cube and then doing the 6 moves, I made it this way. I only figured out I could make it the easy way by wanting to make the same pattern on another 3x3 I had. I decided I would make as much of the pattern as I could and then finish the rest, but then I just made the pattern :D
I actually have done this before, and it adds an extra challenge, and im gonna try and practice it a bunch. And somehow his second solve was as fast as my fastest solve, a regular one too
Actually I did something very similar with some friends at a weekend away, we had like 10 different cubes, so we had someone scramble 2 cubes into the exact same position (so we can view all angles easily). And started solving for a random position from a different scramble
start out with checkerboard, put coloured stickers over all the swapped tiles to make it look like a normal solve then scramble and solve normally, remove stickers. ez 8sec record
Anyone know what the WR is for making a checkerboard pattern?
Feliks zemdegs ves olor
I am pretty sure Brian has a 0.7 something..
5.28 seconds
Yes
I have the wr for the longest checkerboard
It's teacher's day in India.
So, Happy teacher's Day J perm. You have singlehandedly taught me 90% of speedcubing.. Enough that I'm now nearing my goal- sub 20. Thank you
Im indian too and he is a really good teacher for we cuber
I'm indian too and I just got my dream goal sub 14 :)
I am also 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you for thinking of me on teacher's day! And good luck on your goal :)
Wow...I'm also on my way to sub20 and most of the things I've learned are from JPerm. Best teacher.
For some reason I love to do this. Even on big cubes like a 7x7, I'll randomly solve as a checkerboard once or twice a month and oddly find it really fun to solve
same
Did it to my gigaminx. Lots of fun.
I'm getting flexed on by all these comments ;-;
Same😂
I like to do that but with other known patterns, like that one that is kinda similar to this but the colors are rotated to the right (like, blue-red, red white and white-blue)
I remember deciding to do this years ago back when there was no video about this at all at the time
I'd solve a scrambled cube into a checkerboard pattern, cube in a cube pattern, cube in a cube in a cube pattern, flower pattern
Glad to finally see someone else do this and I can't wait to see someone speed solve into more of those patterns :D
Looks like you have a challenge, and make npc solve a cube for a video ;)
Yeah everyone does it you're not special
Bee.
@@nadav2495 no need to be rude
hi
This challenge is actually really fun for practicing algorithms and noticing patterns, a couple of runs in and I'm really improving my times, to the point where it's around double the time of my normal solves!
I actually do this semi-frequently. it gets my head working so I can't fully rely on muscle memory. You should try this with the super flip!
i do it with the donut holes, checkers? super flip and the one where all sides have + signs
@@necrobf.7517 I have a video like this 2 months ago i'm justslow at solvinh
I solved it with that once lol
I've done it with superflip
Sometimes I like to scramble two cubes and then solve one into the other's scrambled state, it's similar to this but even harder, even if you do it multiple times you still have to relearn the solved state each time
I do the same, I’ve only been able to do it once
i love that
I really like the honesty, lots of people would have counted the "almost F2L" as legit.
J Perm: Try this challenge yourself!
Me: I do. Daily. For fun. Lol!
Now solve the cube in to the superflip
I did that and I successfully did it
It's actually pretty easy
I used to do that instead of memorizing the algorithm
"Up next, solving 2x2 in a checkerboard?"
-J Perm at Patreon list
Why I get you once every 100+ solves
lmao I wish I could see you more often
No a 3x3 into a super flip pattern.
@@yingf5635 no, a 2x2 into a superflip pattern
Happy teacher's day dylan! You helped me solve my first 3x3 :D
Lol.
Thank you!!
@@JPerm I want to wish you a happy teacher's day as well! You are one of the main reasons why I am at where I am right now in speedcuning.
@@JPerm :))
Hi Dylan,
I started cubing about a year ago and can solve it in 30-40 seconds with a mix of CFOP and beginners method. I tried this and got 1 min 9 seconds. You have been such an inspiration for me. Thank you so much
I also use a combination of cfop and begginer and my pb is 1 min 6 and a half sec and my average is about 1 min 30 sec
@@MrNuttcase i do same and average is 1:13
Edit: btw what is pb
@Harrison Thayer ok thnx.In that case my pb is 53 seconds(I got a lot of skips in that solve)
“There’s so many pairs! How does this not happen normally?”
true words of a person who knows F2L
I remember doing this with my first cube, but instead of the checkerboard pattern, i solved it to an E2 move; i did it to get a better understanding of how algorythms works.
I was literally trying this 2 days ago and I had the SAME strategy as you. We are either both geniuses or both idiots lol
Well i think this too at 3.15am lol
I did it today lol
You should actually start a series about challenges like these.
Ye
Yes
I learnt 98% of speedcubing. You reduced my time from 2 min. To 15 sec. And I learnt 3BLD. Whenever I want to learn or be fast, it is in my muscle memory to click on your videos. Thanks!
I’ve always enjoyed little alternate solves like this
For the longest time, I didn’t know how to do the cube in a cube or superflip patterns. Instead of learning, I’d just solve the cube into the pattern! It was fun!
If you didn't panic at 9:56, you could've just cancelled the U2 and M2 with a D2 and S2
Back when I was still really young and didn't know how to solve a cube, my dad actually does this from time to time as a challenge. One day, I took a solved cube and played around with it until I discovered the checkered pattern. My dad didn't know you could do that and he has been solving cubes for almost 30 years at that point.
I never felt like memorizing the cube in a cube Algorithm so every time I wanna do it I do it like this. I have also done it with a 4x4 to make cube in a cube in a cube on it as a fun challenge and I think you should try it lol.
J perm I can thank because he helped me start my channel thank you jperm
Jperm does do well
Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥
You should do this again but with other patterns such as the cube in a cube or the super flip
I did one practice then one timed solve for regular then checkered. 55s & 2m02s respectively
It did mess with my brain more than I expected. Doing first layer then the second layer edges helped a lot. I liked doing the last layer, it was less difficult than the rest and that difficulty felt good.
I used to try to solve cubes in different patterns to see if they were possible but never tried to do it fast before
Me : "What's more interesting than solving a cube in checkerboard pattern "..
J perm: " solving the cube in checkerboard pattern with eyes closed 🤓"!
Haha I've done that many times! It's fun when you're a bit bored of doing the regular 3x3 but don't want to like, get up and grab another cube
What about solving a cube into a super flip state? That would also be interesting.
JPerm- No! Have Mercy!! Please
oh yes do that!
YES
I’ve done that before and let me just say even cross is almost pain
I did 46 seconds first try
I have actually done this before with a 3x3 and a 5x5 a few months back and it's kinda fun solving it in a different way.
yeah so that's not how to make the checkerboard, your supposed to h perm (flip 180°) h perm (flip 90°) h perm (flip 90°) now you should have what is now on complete checkerboard and another on the parallel side, no go to the incomplete side that looks weird, h perm the edge piece that is connected to its centre (flip 180°) on last h perm, or just do M6 E60 S360
Ah yes
Next: Solving the cube into a J perm position
agree
Yeah but it's just do a different pll rather than an entirely different solve
@Vansh Aggarwal No, that would be cheating.
We need this
I used to do that with lots more patterns when I used beginning method lol
I REMEMBER DOING THIS AND I WAS THINKING "WHAT IF JPERM DID THIS!!"
I can actually do checkerboard solving at the same speed as my normal solve time, that being said, my normal solve time is between 40-50 seconds, with checkerboard being around 45-55 seconds. It is something I did a lot though, pretty much for as long as I have known how to solve a cube
Nice job! could you try this but superflip it next?
The best solve no cap
Fax
In india we are celebrating happy teaher's day
teacher's day Dylan
Your are my best cubing teacher
You helps me a lot for being smart at cubing thanks🙏i
So I've done this quite often as a challenge with my friends. While my average is around 22, I can do a checkerboard in 33 seconds with my Ao5. But that somewhat feels like cheating since I practiced it.
I'm just proud of myself for having learned to solve the Rubik's Cube, even with the checkerboard pattern although that's harder to solve.
You make the Rubik's Cube look easy to solve. One second you're figuring out the opposite side colors, next second several flips *solved!*
4 and a half minutes! This was such a cool and interesting challenge!!
Solve a cube while having cross on top throughout the solve.
I solved the cube into a checkered board with no CENTERS in something like 3 mins
that is how fast I can solve the cube lol 2:06
Hey JPerm! Just wanted to let you know that you got me into speedcubing and I’ve fallen in love with it. When I learned to solve 3x3 using your tutorial I tried solving it into the checkerboard pattern and had a lot of fun with it. Thanks for your vids!!
It is so satisfying to watch you solve cubes. you should make a video where you just keep solving 3x3s with no commentary or challenges.
I solved a 7x7 into checker board and would recommend u try! Maybe even a bigger cube.. obviously it’s not too hard but it’s fun to time yourself to see
Recently I tried to calculate how many possible Combinations a 4x4 has. The Number I calculated was 4.066^41. I couldn't find any salutions on the internet so I ask if someone can proof if I am right or wrong. And please forgive me If my English ist not the best. I am from Germany
Been going for about a month, started on my friends GTS2 M that was 4 years (57 sec best) and now I decided to buy a GTS3 M, because I loved the GTS2, Thanks for the 37 second solve. Used all your tools to get there, now time to finish memorizing OLL.
what i did for a while is checkerboard but not the opposites but e.g. white center blue edges, and solve the rest in the appropriate color mix from there, then I would do "magic trick" where i would quickly do the slice behind someones head or in someones hoodie pocket(my favorite) to make the blue edges green. advantage being someone can do normal checkerboard by accident and get behind the trick but not the way i did it.
"That's probably the most legit way I could have done this, by cheating"
-Dylan
He's a cuber and Ting Man: *I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you.*
Lol.
The first time you did it is how long it takes me to solve a cube normally
Same
Lol slow cubers together
When Jperm get a better Time on a partern then you get a normal solve -_-
Ah yes
I want see how much people slower then J perm when solving to patern
This is a great idea. For your next challenge, try solving the cube into the advanced checkboard pattern:
F B2 R' D2 B R U D' R L' D' F' R2 D F2 B'
My new fav jperm vid
"The most legit way I could have done this by cheating." Fire and gold mate 🤣
isolved it like that in 1 minute 32 seconds
yay i was able to do this by myself since it really is simple, just swap the white cross as yellow and move to opposite side, get f2l dorners good but the edges from the other side, oll is normal and also pll, then do h perm
I tried the checkerboard thing myself, and you're right, it is harder than it looks! I normally take 40 to 50 seconds. It took me almost 6 minutes!
For once i done something that jperm hadnt already done. Never would’ve imagined lol. Now If only i could find the discipline to get fast 😝😂
Cool. Now do the checkerboard in a Gigaminx. (I actually tried it and it's possible, although it took me an hour in total)
Ur cube sounds so good ..it so soft and clicky
Now solve it to a superflip
Your the best Rubik’s cube UA-camr ❤
I tryed and i got pretty good at it. You just need to adjust to what pieces you are looking for.
thanks jperm, it's a really fun challenge that i would have never thought of doing
J perm: "finding pieces is so hard!"
Beginner: i know the pain
7:24 "and then BP is bup"
Simpleflips would be proud...
I’m not a “speed cuber” but I love cubing. My PB regular is around 40, doing this challenge took just over 2 minutes. Super fun through.
Solving them like this or from one specific scramble to another is always fun. You should try the latter at some point.
Cant wait for the video of solving it into the dot pattern
I did it in 1:17, pretty cool quick little challenge
I know a pattern thats like the checkerboard, But with the edges in the correct spot and the corner in the opposite slot: E perm y E perm z2 E perm y E perm. Solve it in the same way
Here’s a easier way turn the middle left 2 times then do the same on the bottem over and over repeat super ez
Super easy
i did it in 2 mins ( i did it before i saw this video... i saw it in tingmans video)
This challenge helps me warm up
My times
Strategy 1
56.00
Strategy 2
51.83
Strategy 3
40.23
Honestly it wasn't difficult because I know all the opposite colours. Don't have much to say about cross, just make a cross normally but on the opposite centre and do D2. The main obstacle is F2L where you have the make the pair with the edge of opposite colours. OLL is easy because I use 2 look OLL. For PLL, just know your PLL's properties like this piece goes there etc.
I got 56 seconds using the first strategy
next challenge: do the following patterns on 2 by 2:
U perm
H perm
Z perm
Checkerboard
next challenge: do OLL parity on 3 by 3
Id like to see you solve a scrambled cube into just the centers out of place. I just did it on accident and it looks cool.
When he tried his 1st attempt on solving F2L, then checkerboarding it, he almost got faster than my PB normally
i once decided to do it on my 5x5, worked out very well
J Perm - solve a cube to match a different shuffled cube. Maybe you've done this already, but I just did it and it was very difficult for me. It took me 16:49 instead of my normal 3:00 (I'm a noob still).
I got 26 seconds. tip. On the last move just don't turn itand make it checkerboard from their while it is "unsolved"
I actually love this challenge!
Tryed it some time ago and its pretty fun
So far my favorite video
tried this. did it in 40 seconds my first try. i didnt watch any of the video before hand.... im the greatest human ever
This should be an official event :P
Before I knew I could make the checker pattern by solving the Rubix cube and then doing the 6 moves, I made it this way. I only figured out I could make it the easy way by wanting to make the same pattern on another 3x3 I had. I decided I would make as much of the pattern as I could and then finish the rest, but then I just made the pattern :D
I actually have done this before, and it adds an extra challenge, and im gonna try and practice it a bunch. And somehow his second solve was as fast as my fastest solve, a regular one too
oh hey! i thought of this same exact idea and tried it at school! it was fun!
Actually I did something very similar with some friends at a weekend away, we had like 10 different cubes, so we had someone scramble 2 cubes into the exact same position (so we can view all angles easily). And started solving for a random position from a different scramble
Ayyy I do this all the time, it's very brain boggling, I love it. Jperm = the best
start out with checkerboard, put coloured stickers over all the swapped tiles to make it look like a normal solve then scramble and solve normally, remove stickers. ez 8sec record
i love how he wants to show us how important practice is
Just did this today. Didn't know you had this video so that's cool.
Love doing this
I have done this a lot of times very fun!
Yo bro I had this idea a few months ago and I was hoping a UA-camr would try to do it to because it’s a super fun challenge