EP Algorithms Every Square-1 Solver Should Know

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Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00
Adj-Adj 1: 1:49
Adj-Adj 2: 2:18
CwU-CwU: 2:33
CcwU-Ccwu: 3:15
CwU: 3:45
CcwU: 4:17
Z: 4:44
H: 5:02
Opp-Adj: 5:25
Adj-Opp: 6:05
Parity: 6:40
CwO: 6:40
CcwO: 7:34
Opp: 8:07
CwU-Adj: 8:53
CcwU-Adj: 9:54
Adj-CcwU: 10:22
Adj-CwU: 11:04
Outro: 11:30

[@dealmanner]

Thank you

[@venumohan5500]

you need more subs.So many people are missing so much information about square 1.I learned a lot from you

[@Oxzowachi]

Thanks, those last four were super helpful and exactly what I was looking for!

[@nguyenercuber1366]

Oxzowachi found you

[@sophiechan9804]

These are actually all the only eps I know but I use a different alg for the U-adj There is an O-perm that cancels into an adj-adj

[@notkevin888]

+Sophie Chan That's the one I use! :D

[@charlieharrison]

Clockwise U-adj: /3,3/1,0/-2,-2/-2,0/2,2/-1,0/-3,-3/1,0/-1,2/1,1/1,-2/
Anticlockwise U-adj: /3,3/1,0/-2,-2/2,0/2,2/-1,0/-3,-3/-2,0/-1,2/1,1/1,-2/
Mirror them for adj-U and always hold the adjacent swap on FL and the U perm at the back

[@goldenwarrior1186]

@@charlieharrison The ending of both algs should be 2, -1 instead of 1, -2

[@emericalb]

Small error at the Ccwu 4:38 there is no negative sign on the third 3

[@sparklingrubikscube7511]

yeah

[@MaximilianBerkmann]

Awesome.
I would still stick with CP+CP execution for U perms (on both layers) as it's easy to remember.

[@carterkucala4595]

You should have also shown O-opp which is M2 U(') M2 U(') M2 U(')

[@SimoGatto99]

Almost 3 years later, thanks!

[@jxmp8625]

Woohoo 2,000 subscribers gj mate

[@sigalig]

but I gotta say for h perms I think /-3,3/-3,3/0,1/-3,3/-3,3/ is faster

[@arthurprovot2366]

Omg you are right

[@MarkusAliasCmn]

What's the second alg at the beginning that everyone should already know? Can someone write it down please?

[@masterbuilder1862]

yay! I needed the double u perms!! thanks :D

[@darkschnufflp579]

Do you use CP-Parity? And if yes: How do you recognize the cases that fast?

[@carterkucala4595]

Dark Schnuff LP see if you have PLL's

[@Тимур-т2ы8в]

Thanks for tutorial, its pretty useful

[@cubealgs101]

Nice Rubric!

[@eddievakk]

You don't have a negative in front of the 5 in CcwU-Adj in the desc :P

[@BrandonLin1]

+PrygeCubes fixed :P

[@sigalig]

wow that z perm alg is so much faster than the one I got from sarah strongs site

[@User-vd9lu]

sarah algs suck sometimes
some of them are wrong

[@floatttt]

this would be great, but I use CP parity and already know most of the nonparity ones

[@origamikatakana]

What do you think of the new square-1's coming out?

[@BrandonLin1]

+origami katakana I don't expect them to be groundbreaking, although I find it interesting that all of a sudden there's a whole bunch of companies now releasing new square-1's.

[@GrahamSiggins]

+Brandon Lin lol at this comment in retrospect (with the Qiyi)

[@EpiCuber7]

lol

[@jonathantilahun9694]

sometimes i get solves in which I am done with cp at 10 seconds and my solve time is 25

[@DialektLp]

Jib Cuber this means that EP is your weak part

[@jonathantilahun9694]

Deialekt El'Pe yup

Do you use two look algs for W-Perm? Or you use the W-perm alg? Anyone?

[@ethandennis368]

Brandon knows more eps than any other squan solver so he probably does. But there are better algs to learn than a pure W perm

[@aineshcubing]

great video!

[@BrandonLin1]

Thank you!

[@lucasgc3585]

Opp alg has a mistake. The -2,0 should be 2,0

[@tejasparse9053]

Ohhh mann this helped me a lot

[@Germancubing]

The Second U-Perm is wrong, the second 0,-3 should be a 0,3 or?

[@andreasforsgren9595]

yeah

[@aineshcubing]

just wondering, how did you lube your Calvin's square-1?

[@kamjorsh3537]

Ainesh Sevellaraja I lubed my calvins with 1 drop a peice(i know a lot of lube) I don't use calvins tho I use qiyi

[@SamSpeedCubes]

are these algs still relevant?

[@BrandonLin1]

Yes! Though if you use CSP you don't really need to learn the parity EPs.

[@sss-tj2mo]

How Make Jason Jason

[@jasoncustodio4938]

What's with the H and Z perms? Those are for 3x3

[@m.p_speedcuber]

M2= (1,0)/(-1,-1)

[@GrahamSiggins]

+Rubik Mania forgot another "/" at the end there

[@GrahamSiggins]

Oh and justin, that Z perm doesn't work for 3x3. Look again.

[@trixtao]

Jason Custodio Jason, its like a 3x3 pll. Or should i say, Skewb pro?

[@alejrandom6592]

R u dum

[@vinayakgupta931]

which method is this

[@EpiCuber7]

Vandenbergh

[@alejrandom6592]

Lars

[@MrTobbakk]

I thought this was Drew Brads first XD

[@andreasforsgren9595]

ha lol

[@ShaneGrogan724]

>but I do use CP parity

[@BrandonLin1]

+Shane Grogan good for you then lol

[@ihategpermgood9933]

8:19

[@yasminkarcher9419]

Holy crape he's fast

[@win-kneed7101]

6:21-6:23 Think he's bored

[@sirboblightbulbmcdlix1796]

omfg u r so fast

[@thephysicistcuber175]

why am I here? I use roux :P

[@aaronschupp1509]

roux for sq-1?

[@thephysicistcuber175]

yes, roux for square-1, it's actually a thing, check it out!

[@BigTrev]

noone uses it lol

[@thephysicistcuber175]

I use it.
I exist.
The statement "no one uses it" is false.

[@igortarasow]

How fast are you with it and what is your pb?

[@neilthecuber1260]

Yay even though I know these

[@littlebigcubing6062]

Yay I’m sub 20 minutes!!
JK I’m sub 1 minute