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A Faster F2L Look Ahead Technique (CFOP)

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  • Опубліковано 19 тра 2018
  • Matching stickers makes you track too much information at once. I show a method where you track less info, making look ahead much easier.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 506

  • @JPerm
    @JPerm  6 років тому +250

    0:00 How
    1:11 Recognizing cases faster
    3:48 Save rotation time
    4:20 Corner in opposite slot
    5:48 Predicting first pair
    Recognizing orientation is not ALWAYS better than matching stickers or any other way. A lot of my recognition comes from "intuition" or "I just know", but the orientation technique is the best way I can explain where that intuition actually comes from.
    For predicting first pair during inspection, this recognition technique is the #1 reason I can do it in under 15 seconds.
    My cross to F2L video with examples (using this technique):
    ua-cam.com/video/R2Nopj0O2Gw/v-deo.html

    • @junting605
      @junting605 6 років тому +2

      Thanks!

    • @krishvijay1264
      @krishvijay1264 6 років тому +5

      Hey J Perm I am sub 40 and I use 4LLL and take around 5 sec for cross, 25-30 seconds for F2L, and the rest for OLL and PLL(It is my first month of cubing.) I have watched about every video I can find that says how you can improve F2L but still I can never. I am sorry that I have asked this question about 2 times before and you always answer so thank you but I don’t know what to do now. I really like cubing but I might end up quitting because I can never improve.

    • @creepcrafting56
      @creepcrafting56 6 років тому +2

      What you need to do is to completely stop timing yourself, and just practice F2L, by just doing cross, and finding more efficient algs. LazerMonkey's every F2L case explained intuitively is a great place to go to. Other than that, example solves the only way to go.
      Apart from J Perm's Best Algorithms for ALL advanced F2L Cases pdf

    • @29sav
      @29sav 6 років тому +1

      Krish Vijay it takes time to improve. If you've only been cubing for a month thats nothing. Keep practicing and learn full oll, pll. Good f2l comes with time.

    • @zaakirmiraj8876
      @zaakirmiraj8876 5 років тому

      J perm,can u explain wht is oriented,i dont understand ,u was saying the word over and over, and iwas like ,dhek is tht

  • @steveymoon
    @steveymoon 5 років тому +259

    This is amazing, thank you. I'm going to have to watch it about 20 more times. 😂

  • @yeet3279
    @yeet3279 6 років тому +85

    This is the exact technique that I have been using for months. When I was experimenting with cfop it just came naturally for me because zz relies heavily on edge orientation.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому +13

      same here, except roux for some reason! I saw eo naturally after switching back from roux a long time ago.

    • @sicp
      @sicp 6 років тому +2

      Lol. Me too, I thought this was something everyone already used.

  • @AjetovsKi
    @AjetovsKi 4 роки тому +38

    What's funny is that I actually use the top color to recognize a good/bad edge faster. I initially used your method of recognition, but I found myself glancing left and right too often which was somewhat tiring. So now I just look at the top color of the edge & the front center color facing me. They must be the same or opposite, else I rotate! But thanks for your videos anyway...they're super helpful ^_^

    • @Betadesk
      @Betadesk Рік тому +6

      This makes more sense to me since you can always see the top without having to glance at the sides

    • @tanmaykumar3353
      @tanmaykumar3353 Рік тому +1

      same

  • @mrsucc2138
    @mrsucc2138 5 років тому +53

    When you get that sexy 10 second solve with flawless F2L look-ahead and a J-Perm.

    • @piethedye3948
      @piethedye3948 3 роки тому +3

      For me it’s t perm

    • @danetyvoll797
      @danetyvoll797 3 роки тому +1

      for me its Y perm. For some reason I go on a streak of T perms, a G perm, and now a Y perm

    • @gliese832c
      @gliese832c 3 роки тому

      And then it's an awkward shape or dot case OLL.

    • @yagamilight528
      @yagamilight528 2 роки тому

      i got a 9.05 single with an x cross, 2 free pairs, oll skip and ended up with j perm sheeshhh

    • @The_Original_Rtxyz
      @The_Original_Rtxyz 2 місяці тому

      for me if my cross is efficient and fast it for some reason affects my solve a bunch, if I have a mid cross solution I get around 20 seconds, a good cross solution around 15 seconds, and a bad cross solution around 25, even if the cross doesn't take that much time

  • @crazybadcuber
    @crazybadcuber 6 років тому +177

    Really helpful! Thanks!

    • @stc_
      @stc_ 6 років тому +4

      CrazyBadCuber, Hi

    • @landular7057
      @landular7057 3 роки тому +1

      True, but I never used it.

  • @higgledypiggledycubledy8899
    @higgledypiggledycubledy8899 6 років тому +8

    This is immensely helpful, thank you! And it made me realize that this also applies to an edge that is in a slot with the corner on the top (i.e. if doing an R or L move to bring the edge up makes it a bad edge, then a rotation is needed). Brilliant stuff

  • @MaverickReynolds
    @MaverickReynolds 6 років тому +11

    Wow, amazing job continuing to create beautiful, short videos. I used to be a fanatic for the Rubik's cube, but then I lost interest. And now 8 months later, I'm thinking of finally putting some serious work into my F2L. Especially look ahead, which you so generously are giving advise on in nearly every video.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому +3

      thanks, and glad you're interested! have you considered blindfolded/one hand?

  • @lolcubes305
    @lolcubes305 6 років тому +4

    Thanks, this is going to help so much with my F2L. Also, I loved the way you filmed the solves in the end, it made the video seem very professional.

  • @graceg.6040
    @graceg.6040 6 років тому +6

    thanks for the vid!!! my lack of look ahead has really been holding me back, and this vid is really helpful!

  • @yugiringus
    @yugiringus 9 місяців тому +2

    i'm so late to this video, but thank you so much for making content like this for everyone!! i know you're not as active here anymore, but i just wanted to say your channel has been such an amazing help to me, and i'm sure many other people, and i really can't thank you enough for all you've done for the cubing community.
    all the effort and hardwork you put into your videos is just incredible, and i'm sure you'll do well in whatever you decide to do wherever you go! you'll always be someone who inspired me a lot, and encouraged me with your videos even though you may not know it. i want to wish you the best of luck with everything, and i hope you're doing well!
    you are amazing, and i hope you always remember that! thank you for your comforting videos during a difficult time in my life.

  • @thehandleiwantedwasntavailable
    @thehandleiwantedwasntavailable 4 роки тому +1

    I hope you’re making a living from youtube as your videos are so useful! Every time I’m ready to learn a new technique I come to your channel!

  • @test22196
    @test22196 4 роки тому +2

    I felt something was missing in my F2L look ahead. This is just what I needed, thanks !

  • @voidmain2453
    @voidmain2453 5 років тому +10

    God this is brilliant, it really helps and nowhere else I would find this

  • @artur-rdc
    @artur-rdc 6 років тому +3

    I always thought that your previous video on this topic was really good, but was still a bit confusing in some parts. This is much better :D

  • @benbaron8951
    @benbaron8951 6 років тому

    No one talks about this and imo it's really important for the 9-12 second range. Gj on making this!

  • @ResuelveloTu
    @ResuelveloTu 5 років тому +1

    Fantastic analysis. It helped me a lot. Thanks

  • @writewithangel
    @writewithangel 3 роки тому +1

    Amazing video this will definitely help me with my F2L. Thanks you always make amazing videos.

  • @joshmorgan9707
    @joshmorgan9707 6 років тому +3

    This is some mind blowing info. Thank you very much!!

  • @stc_
    @stc_ 6 років тому +4

    That was very helpful thank you! I am going to practice that!

  • @twistiicuber1055
    @twistiicuber1055 6 років тому +3

    I’ve been waiting for this tutorial for a long time now thx bro keep up the amazing f2l videos!

  • @acsu96
    @acsu96 4 роки тому

    This is very cool. Will practice this more once I get faster and better at efficient f2l inserts

  • @levin2880
    @levin2880 6 років тому +4

    You're the best. today I thought: I have to improve my F2l and you made this vid

  • @Viberaterz
    @Viberaterz 5 років тому +1

    This is gonna help, my F2L needs to much work, my look ahead too, sometimes I catch myself doing tons of turns on one case and just think to myself after wards like “There was definitely a waayyyy quirked way to do that”

  • @notanonymousperson
    @notanonymousperson Рік тому

    WOW! This is so cool! This is so eye opening for me!

  • @AeRUBIKCubing
    @AeRUBIKCubing 6 років тому

    Great video! I've always had trouble with F2l lookahead

  • @crift3vil731
    @crift3vil731 5 років тому

    Hey perm glad to learn this method

  • @narayantiwari7095
    @narayantiwari7095 6 років тому

    it's super helpful !!!!! thanks a lot keep uploading these type of videos and once again thanks

  • @LilacFPS
    @LilacFPS 6 років тому +1

    It was 3.am in Vietnam when you uploaded this video :D

  • @Skrapslap
    @Skrapslap Рік тому

    I am a little late to the Party, but i am amazed how useful this is. I am having a hard time with f2l, especially look ahead and finding pieces, so this in my first try already seems to help a Lot!

  • @cornertwistcubing3122
    @cornertwistcubing3122 6 років тому +4

    WOAJ! Just when I thought that my algs were what i needed to improve!

    • @wockycat
      @wockycat 4 роки тому

      Corner twist cubing your pfp gives me ocd 🤬

  • @MrFlameRad
    @MrFlameRad 6 років тому +4

    This is amazing intuition! Thank you! Can't wait to master this

  • @shafnamuzammil5712
    @shafnamuzammil5712 Рік тому

    Thank u so much for this vid JPerm

  • @mpfoertner3506
    @mpfoertner3506 3 роки тому

    This is the most useful video I’ve ever watched
    Who else is coming from the solve critique of October 2020?

  • @AlexMartinez-mq8rm
    @AlexMartinez-mq8rm 6 років тому +2

    A great video, thanks for remaking it!
    Can you talk about in the future about corned and edge biased? I found an excellent discussion in the speedsolving forum, the title is: "Most optimal way to find and handle Fridrich F2L pairs (Intuitive)"

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому +1

      I think using corners is very natural, but using edges first also works once you get the hang of this orientation thing, because you never have to re-recognise the edge later on.

  • @simonnguyen692
    @simonnguyen692 Рік тому

    it’s actually refreshing trying to learn color neutral and EO line at the same. it’s like the same experience all over again

  • @zacharytrudell2411
    @zacharytrudell2411 6 років тому

    This is great. I will put this into practice

  • @sonicgd9416
    @sonicgd9416 6 років тому +2

    This is very useful thanks

  • @ayenng5768
    @ayenng5768 5 років тому

    thanks j perm i think i m improving my f2l now

  • @jasonm.9192
    @jasonm.9192 6 років тому

    Cool! I needed help with look ahead!

  • @owenchurch
    @owenchurch 4 роки тому +1

    I love these vids plz do them more

  • @MrBubbles5576
    @MrBubbles5576 4 роки тому

    Thanks
    I knew you had a video explaining this it took a while to find😅
    Helped a lot tho👍

  • @terencetan711
    @terencetan711 6 років тому

    Thanks for remaking this video!

  • @creeksidecubing1009
    @creeksidecubing1009 6 років тому

    Thanks a lot for this; very helpful!

  • @chirag_2447
    @chirag_2447 6 років тому

    Hi j perm i watched many video of felikes and in the video he said that this edge is oriented and this is not oriented and i did not understand that but in this video i got it thanks j perm

  • @midnoonfilms
    @midnoonfilms 3 роки тому

    This is good stuff!

  • @vojtechgrohmann2376
    @vojtechgrohmann2376 Рік тому +1

    Dude now I feel like I learned f2l all wrong lol
    thanks for the vid J

  • @BogdanAndreiRO
    @BogdanAndreiRO 6 років тому

    Awesome video

  • @tubeytubetuber
    @tubeytubetuber 6 років тому

    I'm going to watch your cross to F2L video multiple times.

  • @user-gu4bm2qo2q
    @user-gu4bm2qo2q 4 роки тому

    Thank you j perm

  • @dwilhelm_21
    @dwilhelm_21 6 років тому

    Wow. Great video

  • @yai2917
    @yai2917 5 років тому

    This is awesome!

  • @danetyvoll797
    @danetyvoll797 3 роки тому

    If you have a bad edge, you can pair them up and then insert using f R' f'. I saw it in Feliks Zemdegs 3.33 solve. Still really helpful! Thanks!

    • @AndyFischer
      @AndyFischer Рік тому

      yeah any F move can turn a bad edge into a good edge. Doing a cube rotation with RUL moves is usually considered faster than doing F moves. But you can definitely use F moves if you want

  • @ducknorriss928
    @ducknorriss928 6 років тому

    Wow this is a really useful technique that was explain well

  • @juniorcroas1076
    @juniorcroas1076 6 років тому +1

    J PERM I DONT EVEN HAVE TIME TO WATCH THIS BECAUSE I HAVE TO GO SOMEWHERE BUT I SAW THAT YOU UPLOADED SO I JUST AUTOMATICALLY LIKED AND LEFT THIS COMMENT I FUCKING LOVE YOU

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому +1

      LOL THANK YOU

  • @EduTradeStudio
    @EduTradeStudio 6 років тому +3

    Wow !! ZBLL on last solve before ending

  • @cabralibacka5563
    @cabralibacka5563 6 років тому +1

    I was expecting this :))

  • @kcdrifted9372
    @kcdrifted9372 3 роки тому

    This is amazing

  • @zubenzzz6689
    @zubenzzz6689 6 років тому

    Thanks for the helpfull videos. I got to sub 30 in 5 months just because of your videos.

  • @shiina4826
    @shiina4826 6 років тому

    Very helpful! Thanks

  • @SamuelKevinRubiksCube
    @SamuelKevinRubiksCube 6 років тому

    Very helpful Thanks.

  • @daneilyan6419
    @daneilyan6419 4 роки тому +1

    This is sooo god it’s what I needed to start being color neutral

  • @yasirarafat1088
    @yasirarafat1088 3 роки тому +1

    Really helped alot....

  • @pranayverma3816
    @pranayverma3816 5 років тому

    Nice! though I think it might be a bit easier to look at the top sticker and see if it matches the front or back centres, so we can know its orientation no matter where it is in the U layer :D

  • @crannyy3207
    @crannyy3207 6 років тому

    That helped a lot thanks:)

  • @NA-wr7wr
    @NA-wr7wr 6 років тому

    AMazing technique this is awesome

  • @sudhanshuogale9291
    @sudhanshuogale9291 6 років тому +1

    thank u sir for this video

  • @bundocedcel6775
    @bundocedcel6775 6 років тому

    It helps a lot.
    Thanks jperm.
    Oh tips pls

  • @Mossle33
    @Mossle33 3 роки тому

    Wow this brought my avg from 30 to 22 thx

  • @christiankennedy9502
    @christiankennedy9502 6 років тому

    Cool video! :)

  • @VichevJr
    @VichevJr 6 років тому +1

    Nice!You helped me from average 25 to high 9 because of you!Liked and subscribed!Do a walkthrough solve video

    • @steadystep759
      @steadystep759 6 років тому

      Vichev Jr Bro you think 25 is bad. I average 47 and I use cfop 2 look OLL and PLL. I have practised cfop for over a month and a half and I never get faster. Any tips?

    • @ngbowenng
      @ngbowenng 6 років тому

      Wasp Boy14 I average 23s with 4LLL

    • @VichevJr
      @VichevJr 6 років тому

      learn to look ahead and do medum to slow f2l and practice more 4x4

    • @steadystep759
      @steadystep759 6 років тому

      Vichev Jr Ok thanks I'll try to practise look ahead and move medium, make sure Im always making efficient turns.

  • @notusknot3002
    @notusknot3002 6 років тому +6

    Heres something I found that usually helps to avoid rotations: when you have a 3-move insert but your pair will go into the wrong slot (i.e. your 3 move insert is for the blue-orange pair but the slot in front of you is the blue-red slot), where istead of doing a rotation you can sinply do a wide D or wide D’ to move the slot, and not the pair. However, this may hinder you lookahead depending on how far in to f2l you already are.

    • @ratnakhan
      @ratnakhan 6 років тому

      GCubes but that will require a regrip to do d move then another to execute. only one regrip with rotation

  • @MuhammadJunaidJD
    @MuhammadJunaidJD 6 років тому +1

    5:05 you could do U' and a lefty sledgehammer that pairs them up and then R' U2 R to insert it without having a cube rotation ;)

  • @QBAndo
    @QBAndo 6 років тому +3

    Very, very interesting video, as most of the stuff you create. I think it could be useful for me and I'm ashamed I never thought of it myself, as I know the basics of ZZ and Petrus. Just two comments. As others have already commented I'd put it as top color of the edge is either front or back --> oriented, instead of side color is side color, for example, if the edge is in UB I cannot see the side color but I can always see the top color. Of course, if the edge is in one of the front slots then it's front color what I need to check against front / back centers. Anyway, if I need to extract the edge from back right I will have to check on side color, which is the one I will be seeing, to know whether it's comming on top oriented or misoriented. And, also, regarding misoriented edge -> cube rotation, there might be cases where a sledge hammer to orient it could be an option as well if it is either inserted in a front slot or in UF. Thanks for your great content!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому +2

      Glad you liked it! I personally prefer side color only because the side color can touch the side center as it moves, making recognition easier in many cases; less thinking. It's invisible when the edge is at BU, but the pieces are always moving so I don't think that's a problem.
      And you're right, avoiding rotations is definitely better when possible!

    • @QBAndo
      @QBAndo 6 років тому

      You're absolutely right about both things I guess!

    • @zahirbiban9149
      @zahirbiban9149 4 роки тому

      That’s a very long comment

  • @colelacey2875
    @colelacey2875 Рік тому

    Good info. A video of how wich sides yoy need to turn as not to undo a solved edge pair

  • @RemyMS
    @RemyMS 2 роки тому

    Thanks!

  • @sourabhagarwal8704
    @sourabhagarwal8704 6 років тому

    Thats simple and helpful
    which is perfect
    thx! :)
    btw when can we expect the next cube critic vid?

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому +1

      not for a while, I have some stuff to sort out about how to organize that stuff for this channel

    • @sourabhagarwal8704
      @sourabhagarwal8704 6 років тому

      J Perm u could come up with a schedule maybe?....

  • @aloname5364
    @aloname5364 Рік тому

    Omg this soo good :v i am practicing look ahead but too slow 6 months and dont have many up :/ after see i feel like my brain blow up, i just look at the edge to see does it match with the otherside, this fast thank bro

  • @simninja714
    @simninja714 5 років тому

    Amazing!

  • @hazystudios
    @hazystudios 5 років тому +1

    I've been workung on more wide moves to avoid rotation, however sometimes it feels like it would be faster to do a rotation or a d turn to put a slot where I need it?
    Do you feel a d turn is good if it lines up and inserts a pair faster than a wide turn?
    Too many d turns or rotatatins take up time and cause me to have to search harder for f2l pairs, but one when efficient should be worth it, right?

  • @ephreimpangilinan402
    @ephreimpangilinan402 6 років тому +1

    Do you have plans showing how you setup your cube?
    PS. The first video was very helpful. ;)

  • @cubing4920
    @cubing4920 6 років тому

    The best keeps leading

  • @skycowz3884
    @skycowz3884 6 років тому +5

    Thanks! This is very useful since im improving my look ahead.

    • @ayenng5768
      @ayenng5768 6 років тому

      what sub are you

    • @skycowz3884
      @skycowz3884 5 років тому

      Ayen Ng Sub 13

    • @ayenng5768
      @ayenng5768 5 років тому

      my name is not ayen...is my mothers name and im using my mom phone...also my name is rys and im a boy from sabah

    • @skycowz3884
      @skycowz3884 5 років тому

      Ok

    • @ayenng5768
      @ayenng5768 5 років тому

      😀

  • @jillengland5676
    @jillengland5676 4 роки тому

    JPERM, I think I 💜 u lol

  • @ankitsahni7929
    @ankitsahni7929 Рік тому

    Sir,to recognise the EO FASTER,YOU CAN LOOK AT THE FRONT CENTER AND TOP COLOUR OF THE EDGE PIECE ON THE TOP .IF IT IS MATCHING ANYWHERE ON TOP EDGE POSITIONS OR JUST THE OPPOSITE COLOUR YOU DON'T HAVE TO ROTATE AS IT IS ORIENTATION AND IT IS EVEN FASTER THAN LOOKING AT THE SIDE AS I THINK SO.

  • @hasansrandomvideos2705
    @hasansrandomvideos2705 6 років тому

    Gorgeous

  • @ryanting1707
    @ryanting1707 4 роки тому +4

    Thats nice and all but i do F2l by using Algorithms, so my entire solve is basically algorithms. how do I do EO with algorithms?

  • @rahulsahay7330
    @rahulsahay7330 6 років тому

    WOW!! That's the word. Thanks for that man. I wonder if you came up with that?

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  6 років тому

      I came up with it myself, but I'm sure many others have as well.

  • @crazymagic6631
    @crazymagic6631 5 років тому

    Oh thank you for that

  • @wegamegood2884
    @wegamegood2884 3 роки тому

    J Perm - The Einstein of Cubing

  • @glogthecrusader420
    @glogthecrusader420 5 років тому

    Decreasing my time as much as possible, trying for Nationals thx

  • @Linda-sp5vy
    @Linda-sp5vy 5 років тому

    To recognize if the edge if a good or bad edge is that if you aee the edge (front color) is the oppositeor the same color then it is a bad edge if it is not then it is a good one

  • @jayceoksiuta9082
    @jayceoksiuta9082 6 років тому +1

    oh a perfect match! 4:37💖💖💖💖💖

  • @KeefeFonseka
    @KeefeFonseka 6 років тому

    Amazing

  • @itsjustme4026
    @itsjustme4026 6 років тому

    I am already using these techniques

  • @zhekarsarkar7121
    @zhekarsarkar7121 6 років тому

    I LOVE U i got 2 sec less bcz of this tip. ahhh can’t wait for my better average if i master this😘

  • @clyser0010
    @clyser0010 Рік тому

    if the side color matches with the center color benaeth it, you can do a sledghammer and then do a keyhole

  • @kapilbhattcube
    @kapilbhattcube 5 років тому +1

    Thank-you so much.
    this is help me lot

  • @doncapri
    @doncapri 6 років тому

    thank’s a lot

  • @johnclintjalem6811
    @johnclintjalem6811 6 років тому

    Hi jperm., Pls make a video on how to choose the best cross for color neutral cuber,.ty