A little while ago I made a community post asking for rare PLL algorithms, and I'll be giving my thoughts on them in the next video! (if you were wondering why the end screen is missing a video, that's why!)
Great job, J Perm! Anyways, I was just wondering if you have tried this alg for Y Perm: F R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' R U R' U' F' Just A friendly suggestion, not doubting that you didnt.
I’m currently only 13/21 on my way through learning PLL, but I can say that one thing I really like about PLL is that most of the algorithms are their own inverse, so you can practice them really easily. Just start with a solved cube, apply a v perm (for example) to get to a v perm situation, then do the v perm again to go back to solved. I.e., if you just do the v perm alg repeatedly, the cube will oscillate between solved and v perm unless you make a mistake. Sorry if that was really obvious to everyone else, but had I known that before starting, I would have started sooner. My biggest hurdle to starting was the mental block around worrying that learning an algorithm was pointless if I couldn’t drill it repeatedly, and I thought I’d also have learn how to scramble the cube back to that setup just so I could do the algorithm again. Or, I would have to hope I saw certain PLLs at the end of a random solve, but that’s a very ineffective way for my brain to cement information.
@@Winzee215 the F perm is just a T perm with a R'U'F' prefix. It also has a UR at the end instead of an F', but by the time you get there it's pretty obvious so you don't have to remember that detail. That's the trick I used to memorize it anyways since I already had the T perm down pat from 2-look PLL. Not sure if that's helpful for others. Best of luck.
For clarity’s sake, those two extra U perm algorithms he showed aren’t alternates, one is for when the 3-bar is facing toward you, the other is for when it’s facing away from you. It just saves a bit of time so you don’t have to execute a U2 in order to orient the top layer correctly. An alternate is simply a different algorithm that accomplishes the same thing. I’ll elaborate for anyone interested, I’m going to use the Ua perm as an example. The alg he shows for it at 0:33 and the one he shows at 0:20 aren’t alternates, they serve two different purposes. However, a true alternate to the alg shown at 0:33 would be R U R' U R' U' R2 U' R' U R' U R. Both are done with the 3-bar facing you and both solve the PLL. Since both algs are just alternative ways of doing the same thing, they’re alternates. The other two I mentioned aren’t alternates since they aren’t interchangeable. If you try to use the algorithm at 0:20 to solve the case at 0:33, it won’t solve the case, meaning it’s not an alternate.
a note for beginners: jperm is a lefthand-dominant solver (he has an easier time executing algs with a lot of L face moves). try mirroring some of his algs if you feel like you are a righthand-dominant solver ;) (that should apply mainly for the shown A-perms)
@@samuelspisak5541 the comment said "lefthand-dominant solver" so they mean he left handed at solving cube And for other thing like typing and more he is right handed
Some advice I have is to prioritize learning the ones that are most likely to appear first. The ones you should learn last are: H Na Nb Which all have a probability of 1/72. Second last should be: Z E Which both have a probability of 1/36. All of the others not stated have a probability of 1/18. The missing 1/72 is the probability that the cube is already solved and you get a PLL skip.
j perm was the reason I started Cubing a year ago, and was the reason I learned beginner CFOP a month ago, the person who taught me, and is the person teaching me full OLL and full PLL rn
Timestamps: Edges Only 0:20 Ua M2 U M U2 M' U M2 0:33 Ua (alternative) 0:45 Ub M2 U' M U2 M' U' M2 0:59 Ub (alternative) 1:13 H M2 U M2 U2 M2 U M2 1:27 Z M' U' M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2 U
Corners Only 1:45 Aa fat t perm for me 2:09 Ab fat t perm lefty 2:32 E x' L' U L D' L' U' L D L' U' L D' L' U L D Adjacent Corner Swap 2:52 T R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' 3:08 F R' U' F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' U R 3:29 Jb R U R' F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' 3:45 Ja Lefty j perm 4:00 Ra 4:18 Rb Diagonal Corner Swap 4:38 Y 4:56 V 5:15 Na 5:37 Nb G Perms 6:05 Ga 6:23 Gb 6:40 Gc 7:13 Gd i copied this from Jan W i just dont want to scroll down dont blame me (ALSO i added the notation i might add more but im lazy haha)
I recommend getting out of the habit for doing A perms as wide T perms, that is way slower than the standard A perms. Also for Ja perm, I would recommend switching over to the algorithm J perm uses since the regrip from right turns to left turns will slow you down when you try to instead mirror Jb.
For myself Timestamps: Algs I still need Corners Only 2:32 E Adjacent Corner Swap 4:00 Ra 4:18 Rb Diagonal Corner Swap 4:56 V 5:15 Na 5:37 Nb G Perms 6:05 Ga 6:23 Gb 6:40 Gc 7:13 Gd (I copy pasted from Jan W like I said this is only for myself)
@@lasher6049 when i was relearning them i learned around 2 a day and practiced until they became muscle memory, but you can go slower or faster depending on how fast you can get things down, good luck!
For right handed people with small hands, I found another alternative for the Z Perm M' U' M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2 P.S The angle at which you start on is different from the one in the video. It replaces the one that's facing you with the one to the right of you.
This algorithm isn't better than the Z Perm shown here, as it has 4 finger resets, while this one only has 2. I recommend either you mirror it, or just learn how to do M moves with your left hand (like I had to)
I wanted to say... perfect timing, I really need to drill my plls AND I love the no intro - straight to content BUT instead imma say.. You made *crazy bad cuber* come out of hiding, THANK YOU!
Hey J-Perm! Just got back into speedsolving after a multiple years hiatus. Back before I stepped away from the hobby I had about half of the PLL's down. I'm starting to pick up the others. Today I decided to start drilling the V perm, and yours is really fun and satisfying to do. I've just gotten to the point in drilling it where I'm no longer thinking about the notation but just executing from memory, and it's more fun the faster I go. Thank you so much for all the work you put into this channel and all the help you've given me over the last couple weeks.
For all who dont understand why the color scheme is incorrect is beacause j perm does every algorithm with l moves but he suggests learning the right handed versions so he mirrored his video
Guys with the Ab perm, you can just do a wide T perm with the block facing you. Basically just make it so the side with 2 correct corners but wrong edge are to the left and do a t perm but replace each R move with a r move
Terimakasih banyak jee, setelah saya putar vidio anda berulang kali, akhirnya saya bisa hafal 21 alogaritma PLL, meskipun gerakan saya masih pelan😅, salam hangat dari Indonesia
Aww god its been a year i haven"t cube,i miss j perm videos,its my 1st time again to watch his videos on 2021....his video are the best,and most motivational.
This video was super helpful! I’m currently trying to learn full PLL, and thanks to your website, I’ve learned Y-perm, T-perm, Jb-perm, and Na-perm. If it weren’t for the resources you’ve created, I would still probably be trying to solve one side at a time.
When he showed the Y perm. I thought it looked similar to the diag corner swap from 2-look pll, after realising that it was the same algorithm my mind simply imploded on itself
I just learned Y perm last week and thought the same thing lol. I was like "Oh nice! I just got a freebee!" since I had already learned the 2-look PLL haha.
J perm Thanks for your video Started learning pll A week ago its now finished. This has made me faster a lot . At first I thought that learning pll was going to be Impossible, but now that I have learnt it I am egaer to learn OLL . Thankyou Jperm
You don't need to know advanced to get sub 30, I got a 24 only using beginners method. Just practice a bit and you'll get it eventually.👍 (Tho it will probably be a little more difficult if you have a bad cube)
Tip for learning the two j perms: if you learnt JA then JB is just the mirrored version. Means convert the R moves into L moves. If you learnt JB then do the same for JA
I have had cubes for a while, but was never a speed solver. I spent an awfully long time remembering the 5*5 parity algorithm. Finally got it yesterday, now I’m bombarded with this man giving me all this PLL stuff. My goal this summer is to learn CFOP.
To everyone, here's a tip: for certain algs like j perm, r perm, etc, instead of learning 2 algs you can just learn the same thing but with your other hand. eg: Ja perm with right hand and replacing Jb perm with Ja perm on left hand (turn the cube y2)
Hey Dylan! I REALLY LOVE UR VIDEOS.. U r my inspiration in cubing.. I was not even sub 1 minute on 3x3 when I started watching ur videos three years ago... And now I am sub 17-18.. Along with being a really very talented and hardworking cuber, u are a very good teacher as well.. I wish I had u as my High school teacher xD... I literally have watched every single of ur videos...I expect u to develop the cubing world and bring more members in the cubing community.. Every day thousands of people are starting to cube only because of being impressed by ur tutorials and videos.. U r a God-gifted cuber and I expect u to be the next world-record holder.. I am ur big fan and hope to meet u in person at some point in my life.. It would be awkward if I don't mention ur very good sense of humour as well.. I feel bored while watching videos of others as they constantly teach about solving... But in ur videos, apart from teaching, u constantly make me laugh at intervals which grows my interest for ur videos... I have subscribed u from all of my Email ids and always recommend ur channel to all my friends.. J perm is my most favourite cubing channel.. Lots of love, respect and good luck for u from my side.. ❤️❤️
@@frost3y516 thats his name, also j perm isnt 'god level' he is extremely good, and far better than me and most peoople but not in the profession league, but he is god level at teaching
@@Hunni125 They arent saying he is God level they are saying he is gifted by God. I think at least but they arent saying he is God level that's for sure
@@officialkorushin8202 You can divide algs into parts, and memorize part by part. And it also sticks nicely in your mind if you just look at the notation and repeatedly do it.
Finally, I have learned and memorized the PLL Algorithms. It took only 3 months, but it was worth it. I don't know why I learned full PLL first, one thing I hate about myself is how it's so hard to do "U" moves; I am so much better at "U' " moves. My favorite algs, are the Ub, all the G perms, and the V-perm. Worst one is definitely the E PEmr. Well, time to learn to full OLL, wish me luck.
Thanks a lot!! I was literally struggling through drilling of pll algorithms and especially for V and N perms. Now, I got really good and finger trick friendly algorithms. This would help me a lot in pll execution and becoming sub 12. Again! Thanks a lot!
Just wanna ask for yall cubists out there: is it a good ideia for me to learn edges only and keep using the beginner method for solving the corners and correct edge orientation (yellow on top) first, as to make a slower and more effective transition from beginner method to cfop?
Hi! Personally I would say it's best to learn cfop with 2 step oll and pll. j perms tutorials eill help a lot. Once you learn f2l you will have so much more potential to be fast. It will be very hard at first, at least it was for me, but it is probably the biggest factor for getting to sub 30 for example.
PLL ALGS+Finger tricks Info and Q and A You should know Edges Only PLL From 2-Look but if You don’t use this video. (Also For the U perms you can use the M-U or R/L-U) ruclips.net/video/f_Yor-ydZjs/видео.html 0:00 What is PLL? 0:04 Disclaimer 0:12 When to learn? (21ALGS but in this vid 26ALGS) ------------ Edges Only 0:16 U Perms 0:18 Ua Perm (Front) 0:30 Ua Perm (Back) 0:43 Ub Perm (Front) 0:57 Ub Perm (Back) 1:10 H Perm 1:25 Z Perm ------------ Corners Only 1:41 A Perms 1:43 Aa Perm (Top Left) 1:55 Aa Perm (Bottom Left) 2:07 Ab Perm (Top Left) 2:19 Ab Perm (Bottom Left) 2:30 E Perm ------------ Adjacent Corner Swap 2:48 2:50 T Perm 3:06 F Perm J PERMS 3:27 JB PERM 3:43 JA PERM R Perms 3:57 Ra Perm 4:15 Rb Perm ------------ Diagonal Corner Swap 4:34 4:36 Y Perm 4:53 V Perm N Perms 5:13 Na Perm 5:35 Nb Perm ------------ G Perms 5:54 5:55 Disclaimer 6:02 Ga Perm+Tips 6:19 Gb Perm+Tips 6:37 Gc Perm+Tips (Block is on the back) 6:55 Gc Perm (Block is on the front) 7:14 Gd Perm+Tips ------------ More Info 7:32 7:33 Do I have to use the algorithm? 8:00 The end Hope this helped you
I am starting full pll know because I know 2 look. Thanks for all of your tutorials, and I will let you know when I learn it!! P.S. I have a com coming up!
J perm, you are the most amazing and helpful RUclipsr ever. This tutorial made me feel like subscribing to your channel. That’s how thankful I am for you teaching this to me.
His cube is correct but he prefers the algoritms with L and L' moves so for explaining the algoritms with R and R' moves his has mirrored the video through editing
Okay i was just watching this video for entertainment... I already Know Pll but here are the tips I recommend 1: I know that Jperm doesn't use the Ja algorithm in this video, because it's his favorite alg; he uses the left handed Jb, which I think is better... but an even better Ja algorithm hoe cube with the bar in front, and do this algorithm: R' U L' U2 R U' R' U2 R L U'. Tip number 2: instead of the Ab perm jperm showed, hold the headlights on front and do this algorithm: X' R U' R D2 R' U R D2 R2 X U'. Tip number 3: the Aa perm should be holding the 2x2 block on the left do this algorithm: X R' U R' D2 R U' R' D2 R2 X'. Tip number 4: for GB perm holding the block on the right do this algorithm: F' U' F R2 u' R' U R U' R u' R2, not recommended, just I think it has better finger tricks.
After some weeks and many times revisiting this video I finally finished learning full PLL. Thanks very much for the video. Especially for the finger tricks it was very helpful
i'm pretty relieved to know that I've been using the same G, F, and Na perms as you! because I've always thought that these are way too long though i like how they are easy to memorize and execute
Man you use some interesting PLLs. I've never seen that Ja in particular...also extra motivation for me to learn alt angle As and Us. Also some nice ideas for "helper" finger tricks on nasty turns since it seems like I have similar lockups in some of those spots
Me: Howw! J perm:... Me:howww... J perm:..... Me: HOW!! J Perm: I DONT KNOW -Kung Fu Panda (Btw its my second week of cubing, I know f2l a bit and I can do the cross fast but pll and oll, idk 💀)
It took me a month to learn it, and I learned the N perms last, bcuz those 2 have apparently a 1/72 chance in occuring in any random scramble. I thought they would be harder bcuz of the higher move count than some of the other algorithms, but once I learned Na perm, I noticed its practically J perm.
It took me 1 day to memorize full pll.. Try to memorize every 4 moves or find a pattern that's easy to memorize or try seeing what the algorithm does so you can solve it more intuitively
World Animal Association (WAA) has informed me that the BANANA DUCKS are going extinct. So everyone please do all you can to save them... #savethebananaducks
Thanks so much. Now I can learn the last 16 PLL algorithms I need to know. Wait a minute....I don't want to learn new algs, but now I have no excuses :( Well less commenting and more cubing.
I took a long break from cubing, and I have known beginners method for awhile and decided this summer I needed to learn CFOP. So, I just learned f2l (beginners) yesterday and I’m pretty slow but practice will help i hope. Just wanted to say thanks man!
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A little while ago I made a community post asking for rare PLL algorithms, and I'll be giving my thoughts on them in the next video! (if you were wondering why the end screen is missing a video, that's why!)
That WCA rule breaking H Perm: 😳
Oh, that makes sense
im buying a new cube do u recomend the valk elite or the dayan tengyun in that case v1 or 2?
Great job, J Perm!
Anyways, I was just wondering if you have tried this alg for Y Perm:
F R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F' R U R' U' F'
Just A friendly suggestion, not doubting that you didnt.
Cool
Timestamps:
Edges Only
0:20 Ua
0:33 Ua (alternative)
0:45 Ub
0:59 Ub (alternative)
1:13 H
1:27 Z
Corners Only
1:45 Aa
2:09 Ab
2:32 E
Adjacent Corner Swap
2:52 T
3:08 F
3:29 Jb
3:45 Ja
4:00 Ra
4:18 Rb
Diagonal Corner Swap
4:38 Y
4:56 V
5:15 Na
5:37 Nb
G Perms
6:05 Ga
6:23 Gb
6:40 Gc
7:13 Gd
Hope this helped somebody!
Edit: Fixed the timestamp for Gd
Omg tysm
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It helped me learn a new j perm
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I’m currently only 13/21 on my way through learning PLL, but I can say that one thing I really like about PLL is that most of the algorithms are their own inverse, so you can practice them really easily. Just start with a solved cube, apply a v perm (for example) to get to a v perm situation, then do the v perm again to go back to solved. I.e., if you just do the v perm alg repeatedly, the cube will oscillate between solved and v perm unless you make a mistake.
Sorry if that was really obvious to everyone else, but had I known that before starting, I would have started sooner. My biggest hurdle to starting was the mental block around worrying that learning an algorithm was pointless if I couldn’t drill it repeatedly, and I thought I’d also have learn how to scramble the cube back to that setup just so I could do the algorithm again. Or, I would have to hope I saw certain PLLs at the end of a random solve, but that’s a very ineffective way for my brain to cement information.
I’m struggling with F perm 😂
Most of the algorithms are inverse of each other...
My brother accidentally discovered Cyclic groups of Group theory.
@@Winzee215 the F perm is just a T perm with a R'U'F' prefix. It also has a UR at the end instead of an F', but by the time you get there it's pretty obvious so you don't have to remember that detail.
That's the trick I used to memorize it anyways since I already had the T perm down pat from 2-look PLL. Not sure if that's helpful for others. Best of luck.
@@CloverAugustus that's exactly what I mean. It's so obvious now, but I didn't see it coming before I started.
Yeah 2 cycle algorithms are just inverse... because it's 2 cycle
Individual timestamps:
Ua - 0:17
Ub - 0:43
H - 1:09
Z - 1:24
Aa - 1:42
Ab - 2:08
E - 2:30
T - 2:49
F - 3:06
Jb - 3:27
Ja - 3:43
Ra - 3:57
Rb - 4:15
Y - 4:35
V - 4:53
Na - 5:12
Nb - 5:35
Ga - 6:02
Gb - 6:19
Gc - 6:36
Gd - 7:12
More Info - 7:32
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@Cuber Lang 👍 I’ve edited it
Thx my guy
Hero we needed but didn't deserve 🤧
thanks for the effort
Well I may as well use this video and attempt to get faster for the first time in like 5 years 😂 Favourited
CrazyBadCuber's back!!!!!!!!!! 😮😮😮😮😮
Brooo I ain’t even know you were active!!
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@@astrocccyt2210 😂🤣
Timestamps:
Edges Only
0:20 Ua
0:33 Ua (alternative)
0:45 Ub
0:59 Ub (alternative)
1:13 H
1:27 Z
Corners Only
1:45 Aa
2:09 Ab
2:32 E
Adjacent Corner Swap
2:51 T
3:07 F
3:28 Jb
3:44 Ja
4:00 Ra
4:17 Rb
Diagonal Corner Swap
4:37 Y
4:55 V
5:14 Na
5:36 Nb
G Perms
6:05 Ga
6:23 Gb
6:40 Gc
7:13 Gd
Thanks @Jan W
Gd is not Gd. It is alternate Gc.
Correct it
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For clarity’s sake, those two extra U perm algorithms he showed aren’t alternates, one is for when the 3-bar is facing toward you, the other is for when it’s facing away from you. It just saves a bit of time so you don’t have to execute a U2 in order to orient the top layer correctly. An alternate is simply a different algorithm that accomplishes the same thing.
I’ll elaborate for anyone interested, I’m going to use the Ua perm as an example. The alg he shows for it at 0:33 and the one he shows at 0:20 aren’t alternates, they serve two different purposes. However, a true alternate to the alg shown at 0:33 would be R U R' U R' U' R2 U' R' U R' U R. Both are done with the 3-bar facing you and both solve the PLL. Since both algs are just alternative ways of doing the same thing, they’re alternates. The other two I mentioned aren’t alternates since they aren’t interchangeable. If you try to use the algorithm at 0:20 to solve the case at 0:33, it won’t solve the case, meaning it’s not an alternate.
@@skygram5077its one second before the Gd alg
a note for beginners:
jperm is a lefthand-dominant solver (he has an easier time executing algs with a lot of L face moves). try mirroring some of his algs if you feel like you are a righthand-dominant solver ;) (that should apply mainly for the shown A-perms)
Although just seeing this now... This explains a lot. I was often thinking why/how is he doing all this lefty stuff.
J perm isnt left handed hes left had is just faster than right hand
@@samuelspisak5541 the comment said "lefthand-dominant solver" so they mean he left handed at solving cube
And for other thing like typing and more he is right handed
Yeah I'm not smart enough for that. He should've just put them in the video as alternatives.
Also I tried doing that and it didn't work
I like how he just gets to the point without giving intros and saying boring stuffs.
He doesn't even say to subscribe
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Yeah, it’s awesome
Brian Sun moment
@@Mewddth He doesn't need to
Some advice I have is to prioritize learning the ones that are most likely to appear first.
The ones you should learn last are:
H
Na
Nb
Which all have a probability of 1/72.
Second last should be:
Z
E
Which both have a probability of 1/36.
All of the others not stated have a probability of 1/18. The missing 1/72 is the probability that the cube is already solved and you get a PLL skip.
h perm and z perm, pll should already know from 2 look pll
bruh E perm I got it like 50 in 200solves
that's just bad luck@@EthanRUclipsIsCool
I sub 3 seconds every pll except for the Ns Rs the Gs
I wish I saw this before I learned them lol.
j perm was the reason I started Cubing a year ago, and was the reason I learned beginner CFOP a month ago, the person who taught me, and is the person teaching me full OLL and full PLL rn
Same!
Same
Thanks!
I'm improving some of my PLL, I need to break the sub-13 barrier finally.
Any sub 15 tips? :)
Lol same
hola kibur
@@bidhankarki3207 te refieres a su último video o khe?
Que haces aquí KIBUR? XD
Timestamps:
Edges Only
0:20 Ua M2 U M U2 M' U M2
0:33 Ua (alternative)
0:45 Ub M2 U' M U2 M' U' M2
0:59 Ub (alternative)
1:13 H M2 U M2 U2 M2 U M2
1:27 Z M' U' M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2 U
Corners Only
1:45 Aa fat t perm for me
2:09 Ab fat t perm lefty
2:32 E x' L' U L D' L' U' L D L' U' L D' L' U L D
Adjacent Corner Swap
2:52 T R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F'
3:08 F R' U' F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U' R U R' U R
3:29 Jb R U R' F' R U R' U' R' F R2 U' R' U'
3:45 Ja Lefty j perm
4:00 Ra
4:18 Rb
Diagonal Corner Swap
4:38 Y
4:56 V
5:15 Na
5:37 Nb
G Perms
6:05 Ga
6:23 Gb
6:40 Gc
7:13 Gd
i copied this from Jan W i just dont want to scroll down dont blame me
(ALSO i added the notation i might add more but im lazy haha)
Tank u
Your pfp looks cursed
@@YagerMaelStrom thanks thats a compliment :D
@@YagerMaelStrom lmao
I recommend getting out of the habit for doing A perms as wide T perms, that is way slower than the standard A perms.
Also for Ja perm, I would recommend switching over to the algorithm J perm uses since the regrip from right turns to left turns will slow you down when you try to instead mirror Jb.
Timestamps:
Edges Only
0:20 Ua
0:33 Ua (alt)
0:45 Ub
0:59 Ub (alt)
1:13 H
1:27 Z
Corners Only
1:45 Aa
2:09 Ab
2:32 E
Adjacent Corner Swaps
2:52 T
3:08 F
3:29 Jb
3:45 Ja
4:00 Ra
4:18 Rb
Diagonal Corner Swaps
4:38 Y
4:56 V
5:15 Na
5:37 Nb
G Perms
6:05 Ga
6:23 Gb
6:40 Gc
7:13 Gd
Thank yo so much you have helped me through this
@@chinstion np :DD
No seriously I have stared at this comment for like 3 days and I think that’s an accomplishment
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
@@reanngjeliu1878 np :))
Many thanks!
I’ve come back to this video more than any other while learning PLL algs. It’s fantastic.
I’m so glad you get to do what you love. ✨
Samee
Sammee too bro hes is amazing at teaching
W man
Me three he’s amazing I don’t know why I didn’t sub to him yet😅
@YourBakaSenpai It shows appreciation to him
Alternate title:- 8 minutes of satisfying cube ASMR
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tru
All algorithms in alphabetical order
Aa-1:43
Ab-2:08
E-2:31
F-3:07
Ga-6:06
Gb-6:22
Gc-6:39
Gd-7:17
H-1:10-
Ja-3:27
Jb-3:45
Na-3:34
Nb-5:36
Ra-3:59
Rb-4:17
T-2:51
Ua-0:18
Ub-0:44
V-4:55
Y-4:39
Z-1:27
Thanks bro/sis
And I’ll help you reach 100k lol 😂
For myself
Timestamps:
Algs I still need
Corners Only
2:32 E
Adjacent Corner Swap
4:00 Ra
4:18 Rb
Diagonal Corner Swap
4:56 V
5:15 Na
5:37 Nb
G Perms
6:05 Ga
6:23 Gb
6:40 Gc
7:13 Gd
(I copy pasted from Jan W like I said this is only for myself)
That is very similar to me
I’m learning all of them
I used to know all pll algorithms, but I've forgotten some of them over the past year bc of school. Time to learn them again since it's summer :)
Did you learn them all again?
@@lasher6049 yeah I did :) i also switched from ur u-perms to mu u-perms. overall, my times are consistent again :D
@@moomooha234 amazing good job! Im relatively a beginner and still learning these plls
@@lasher6049 when i was relearning them i learned around 2 a day and practiced until they became muscle memory, but you can go slower or faster depending on how fast you can get things down, good luck!
@@moomooha234 thanks!!
just 20 minutes ago i watched your pll old fingertricks video. thats amazing
Same
For right handed people with small hands, I found another alternative for the Z Perm
M' U' M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2
P.S The angle at which you start on is different from the one in the video. It replaces the one that's facing you with the one to the right of you.
he uses this alg on his 2 look pll vid and his alternative pll algs vid btw. gud work tho. i use this one all the time
This algorithm isn't better than the Z Perm shown here, as it has 4 finger resets, while this one only has 2. I recommend either you mirror it, or just learn how to do M moves with your left hand (like I had to)
One variation is like this :-
M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2 U2 M'
Swaps the front one with left one
I wanted to say... perfect timing, I really need to drill my plls AND I love the no intro - straight to content
BUT instead imma say.. You made *crazy bad cuber* come out of hiding, THANK YOU!
Yeah 🤣🤣
Hey J-Perm! Just got back into speedsolving after a multiple years hiatus. Back before I stepped away from the hobby I had about half of the PLL's down. I'm starting to pick up the others. Today I decided to start drilling the V perm, and yours is really fun and satisfying to do. I've just gotten to the point in drilling it where I'm no longer thinking about the notation but just executing from memory, and it's more fun the faster I go. Thank you so much for all the work you put into this channel and all the help you've given me over the last couple weeks.
bro I agree the V perm is like top G
Try doing wrist turns
Finally Jperm's using Jay's Nb!
It’s not his
@@seankim2916 oh okay i might be wrong
teri Nb
@@seankim2916 whose is it then
@@zipper-sea8977 omg zoomer
Timestamps:
*Edges Only*
0:20 Ua
0:33 Ua (alternative)
0:45 Ub
0:59 Ub (alternative)
1:13 H
1:27 Z
*Corners Only*
1:45 Aa
2:09 Ab
2:32 E
*Adjacent Corner Swap*
2:52 T
3:08 F
3:29 Jb
3:45 Ja
4:00 Ra
4:18 Rb
*Diagonal Corner Swap*
4:38 Y
4:56 V
5:15 Na
5:37 Nb
*G Perms*
6:05 Ga
6:23 Gb
6:40 Gc
6:58 Gd
Hope this helped somebody!
You did this for likes right.
@@ghosty5718 kinda
@@43Cubes 😂
God
He copied a guy
0:18 Ua
0:43 Ub
1:10 H
1:25 Z
1:43 Aa
2:07 Ab
2:30 E
2:50 T
3:06 F
3:27 Jb
3:43 Ja
3:57 Ra
4:15 Rb
4:36 Y
4:54 V
5:13 Na
5:35 Nb
6:02 Ga
6:19 Gb
6:37 Gc
7:13 Gd
7:52 *"Can't believe I used to regrip for J perm"*
regrip gang ;-;
3:36 actually
@Anshul Jani oh k i cant believe I regrip for jperm either
I have just spent 2 weeks learning full pll from low quality videos, just for this to drop today.
Me too 😭
I'm here because my crush want me to teach her HAHAHHA
Good luck brooo
bro
Aint no way bro SAMEEE
How did it go?
Brug
2:08 me trying to memorize this, * saying notation out loud * … “U Left…
Me you left me 🎵”
For all who dont understand why the color scheme is incorrect is beacause j perm does every algorithm with l moves but he suggests learning the right handed versions so he mirrored his video
i was literally searching up if my cubes colors were wrong THANK GOD
I think you have great eyes cuz I was practicing pll using this video for a month but didn't notice the color scheme is wrong 😅
Timestamps:
(For me)
Corners Only:
1:45 Aa
2:09 Ab
2:32 E
Adjacent Corner Swap
2:52 T
3:08 F
3:29 Jb
3:45 Ja
4:00 Ra
4:18 Rb
Diagonal Corner Swap
4:38 Y
4:56 V
5:15 Na
5:37 Nb
For us now
Guys with the Ab perm, you can just do a wide T perm with the block facing you. Basically just make it so the side with 2 correct corners but wrong edge are to the left and do a t perm but replace each R move with a r move
thanks standard a perms are trash for me
Yeah man. I just wanted to show everyone because it’s really easy and actually quite fast
Standard A perm alg is objectively better.
@ its trash for me
@@qxwt You know to to double flick?
Good to see you use the Jayden Nb Perm.
Ye
@@AnunayMintoo Also, he is using Tymon's finger tricks.
I was literally looking to learn my final 2 PLLs this week. Thanks for this post bro !!
same
N perms are disgusting
@@thecubingduck Nb perm is the most disgusting.
@@copethedeez ikr
What's your PB now?
Terimakasih banyak jee, setelah saya putar vidio anda berulang kali, akhirnya saya bisa hafal 21 alogaritma PLL, meskipun gerakan saya masih pelan😅, salam hangat dari Indonesia
Aww god its been a year i haven"t cube,i miss j perm videos,its my 1st time again to watch his videos on 2021....his video are the best,and most motivational.
Ofcourse
I concur
This video was super helpful! I’m currently trying to learn full PLL, and thanks to your website, I’ve learned Y-perm, T-perm, Jb-perm, and Na-perm. If it weren’t for the resources you’ve created, I would still probably be trying to solve one side at a time.
😂😂😂
Lol
😂
Im not even trying to learn these algs i just find watching this entertaining
Lol
I was having 2 min solves after I learnt these plls I am getting sub 50 seconds they are so useful thank you
If you don’t already, try to learn F2L
J perm: learn it all
Me: just 1 for each will do.
Me: DARN IT I CANT EVEN LEARN ONE
When he showed the Y perm. I thought it looked similar to the diag corner swap from 2-look pll, after realising that it was the same algorithm my mind simply imploded on itself
I just learned Y perm last week and thought the same thing lol. I was like "Oh nice! I just got a freebee!" since I had already learned the 2-look PLL haha.
@@kurchak haha I realised the same thing for the t perm
i already noticed that before i use CFOP
same with the t perm
Same with all the edge only algs
J perm Thanks for your video Started learning pll A week ago its now finished. This has made me faster a lot . At first I thought that learning pll was going to be Impossible, but now that I have learnt it I am egaer to learn OLL . Thankyou Jperm
Jperm I subscribed to you
1. Ua (2 algs) 00:18
2. Ub (2 algs) 00:43
3. H 01:10
4. Z 01:25
5. Aa (2 algs) 01:43
6. Ab (2 algs) 02:08
7. E 02:29
8. T 02:50
9. F 03:06
10. Jb 03:26
11. Ja 03:43
12. Ra 03:57
13. Rb 04:15
14. Y 04:35
15. V 04:53
16. Na 05:13
17. Nb 05:34
18. Ga 06:02
19. Gb 06:19
20. Gc (2 algs) 06:36
21. Gd 07:13
Alternate Z perm: M' U' M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2 U
rare footage of j perm doing a t perm
0:18 Ua
0:43 Ub
1:10 H
1:25 Z
1:43 Aa
2:08/2:21 Ab
2:30 E
2:49 T
3:07 F
3:27 Jb
3:43 Ja
Is Ua wrong? It aint working for me
OH NVM he mentioned M wrong it's m' my bad
For 6:36 recognition(bc I had problems): you can also recognize this at the two opposites next to the headlights in the front
True, but you could get it mixed up with Gb
i will be faster
Letso go dudde i just wanna du under 30sec
I'am already under 30 with beginner pll @@erensolmaz2435
You don't need to know advanced to get sub 30, I got a 24 only using beginners method. Just practice a bit and you'll get it eventually.👍
(Tho it will probably be a little more difficult if you have a bad cube)
@@erensolmaz2435same bruh
@@EmiloGrande yes but its better to learn more methods or youll just be stuck and you cant get better
The best cuber in world 🌎
Tip for learning the two j perms: if you learnt JA then JB is just the mirrored version. Means convert the R moves into L moves. If you learnt JB then do the same for JA
i aint doin allat
Just don’t mirror one for the other, causes some difficult regrips if you do.
I have had cubes for a while, but was never a speed solver. I spent an awfully long time remembering the 5*5 parity algorithm. Finally got it yesterday, now I’m bombarded with this man giving me all this PLL stuff. My goal this summer is to learn CFOP.
Gl
How did it went after a year by now
How'd it go? U left this in 2021, and now it's 2023.
I just had my first sub 30 solve because of these videos and your website and its the most excited Ive gotten in a long time. Thank you
well done lucas whoop whoop!!!
Thank you it's much appreciated.
What sub are you at right now?
Congrats on 600k subs!
You’re my favorite Speedcubing Channel
I found this probably the most useful video I have seen, still trying to break out of beginner mode this has given me hope.
Thanks
me
To everyone, here's a tip: for certain algs like j perm, r perm, etc, instead of learning 2 algs you can just learn the same thing but with your other hand.
eg: Ja perm with right hand and replacing Jb perm with Ja perm on left hand (turn the cube y2)
How do you record your videos? How you setup your camera?.
He talked about that in the video "how i started the yt channel"
he records on his phone
Hey Dylan! I REALLY LOVE UR VIDEOS.. U r my inspiration in cubing.. I was not even sub 1 minute on 3x3 when I started watching ur videos three years ago... And now I am sub 17-18.. Along with being a really very talented and hardworking cuber, u are a very good teacher as well.. I wish I had u as my High school teacher xD... I literally have watched every single of ur videos...I expect u to develop the cubing world and bring more members in the cubing community.. Every day thousands of people are starting to cube only because of being impressed by ur tutorials and videos.. U r a God-gifted cuber and I expect u to be the next world-record holder.. I am ur big fan and hope to meet u in person at some point in my life..
It would be awkward if I don't mention ur very good sense of humour as well.. I feel bored while watching videos of others as they constantly teach about solving... But in ur videos, apart from teaching, u constantly make me laugh at intervals which grows my interest for ur videos... I have subscribed u from all of my Email ids and always recommend ur channel to all my friends.. J perm is my most favourite cubing channel.. Lots of love, respect and good luck for u from my side.. ❤️❤️
Same bro I became a cuber because of J Perm, I'm now so close to achieving my goal of being sub-20, and J perm's videos are helping a lot.
whos dylan
@@frost3y516 thats his name, also j perm isnt 'god level' he is extremely good, and far better than me and most peoople but not in the profession league, but he is god level at teaching
@@Hunni125 They arent saying he is God level they are saying he is gifted by God. I think at least but they arent saying he is God level that's for sure
@@frost3y516 jperm
Finally I learn all of them :)
En cuanto tiempo
For people who find the Z perm M moves difficult this is an alternative for them:
M' U' M2 U' M2 U' M' U2 M2
Thank you so much J Perm! I now know all 21 PLLs and I cannot wait to memorize OLLs from your OLL video! Again, thank you so much!
I’m struggling 😢
tips how to memorize faster bro
@@officialkorushin8202 You can divide algs into parts, and memorize part by part. And it also sticks nicely in your mind if you just look at the notation and repeatedly do it.
Let's admit it: we were waiting for this video.
I werent.
Some people werent.
So your point has a 50 50 depending if they learned pll before it.
Yesss
As a Beginner method user that learns PLL just for the U Perms, H Perm and Z Perm, I see this as an absolute solve
I’m a beginner method solver
I use Ua, Ub, Ja, Jb, and Z
Has any one else noticed that the color scheme on his cube has the orange and red mixed?
Wtf I just noticed that
@@hokiedo1 its mirrored
yea
ive been trying to figure out if i had an incorrect cube or something
@@daviddavis than L moves would have been R moves
Hi Jonathan Permutation
Finally, I have learned and memorized the PLL Algorithms. It took only 3 months, but it was worth it. I don't know why I learned full PLL first, one thing I hate about myself is how it's so hard to do "U" moves; I am so much better at "U' " moves. My favorite algs, are the Ub, all the G perms, and the V-perm. Worst one is definitely the E PEmr. Well, time to learn to full OLL, wish me luck.
(Did this so I can just click on the timestamps to replay the algorithms):
UA 0:19
UB 0:45
H 1:12
Z 1:26
AA 1:44
AB 2:10
E 2:31
T 2:53
F 3:08
JB 3:29
JA 3:44
RA 3:58
RB 4:17
Y 4:38
V 4:55
NA 5:13
NB 5:36
GA 6:03
GB 6:22
GC 6:38
GD 7:16
Thanks a lot!! I was literally struggling through drilling of pll algorithms and especially for V and N perms. Now, I got really good and finger trick friendly algorithms. This would help me a lot in pll execution and becoming sub 12. Again! Thanks a lot!
officially i got sub-20 5 average using these pll algos :) tysm
What’s your favorite pll alg, mine is either jperm or hperm,f perm is my least favorite
Why are some left- and some right-handed?
🎉
He’s a left hand solved but most people have a dominant right hand so he goes back and forth between them
Just wanna ask for yall cubists out there: is it a good ideia for me to learn edges only and keep using the beginner method for solving the corners and correct edge orientation (yellow on top) first, as to make a slower and more effective transition from beginner method to cfop?
Hi!
Personally I would say it's best to learn cfop with 2 step oll and pll. j perms tutorials eill help a lot. Once you learn f2l you will have so much more potential to be fast. It will be very hard at first, at least it was for me, but it is probably the biggest factor for getting to sub 30 for example.
+ if anything just learn intuative f2l to start, you can use the beginner method for top layer still if you arent ready for oll and pll
My friend said that g perm should be named I messed up again perm
Agree
PLL ALGS+Finger tricks
Info and Q and A
You should know Edges Only PLL From 2-Look but if You don’t use this video. (Also For the U perms you can use the M-U or R/L-U)
ruclips.net/video/f_Yor-ydZjs/видео.html
0:00 What is PLL?
0:04 Disclaimer
0:12 When to learn?
(21ALGS but in this vid 26ALGS)
------------
Edges Only 0:16
U Perms
0:18 Ua Perm (Front)
0:30 Ua Perm (Back)
0:43 Ub Perm (Front)
0:57 Ub Perm (Back)
1:10 H Perm
1:25 Z Perm
------------
Corners Only 1:41
A Perms
1:43 Aa Perm (Top Left)
1:55 Aa Perm (Bottom Left)
2:07 Ab Perm (Top Left)
2:19 Ab Perm (Bottom Left)
2:30 E Perm
------------
Adjacent Corner Swap 2:48
2:50 T Perm
3:06 F Perm
J PERMS
3:27 JB PERM
3:43 JA PERM
R Perms
3:57 Ra Perm
4:15 Rb Perm
------------
Diagonal Corner Swap 4:34
4:36 Y Perm
4:53 V Perm
N Perms
5:13 Na Perm
5:35 Nb Perm
------------
G Perms 5:54
5:55 Disclaimer
6:02 Ga Perm+Tips
6:19 Gb Perm+Tips
6:37 Gc Perm+Tips (Block is on the back)
6:55 Gc Perm (Block is on the front)
7:14 Gd Perm+Tips
------------
More Info 7:32
7:33 Do I have to use the algorithm?
8:00 The end
Hope this helped you
may i ask what bottom left and top left mean for a perms?
@@Defjulianimations For the perspective Like Aa Perm (Bottom Left) The Triangle arrows thing is on the bottom left
@@stanzeuspm thanks
When you realize that J Perm does M Moves with his left hand:
Me: FINALLY I'M NOT ALONE!
I thought everyone use left hand for the M moves
I also use left hand.
He mirrored the video. You can see the weird colour scheme
I use lefty m moves
most people do m moves with their left hand. i don't because I'm bad but most people do
2 look pll stuff
0:19 (Ua Perm)
0:43 (Ub Perm)
1:10 (H Perm)
1:24 (Z Perm)
2:50 (T Perm or Headlights)
4:35 (Diagonal Corner Swap or Y Perm)
2:07 and 1:44 are the most important ones for me. Also 4:14 too
I am starting full pll know because I know 2 look. Thanks for all of your tutorials, and I will let you know when I learn it!!
P.S. I have a com coming up!
ooooh glhf!
Necessary Algs for 2-Look PLL
4:35 Diagonal Corner Swap
2:50 Headlights
1:10 PLL (H)
0:19 PLL (Ua)
0:43 PLL (Ub)
1:24 PLL (Z)
thankss j perm!! i got my first sub 20 with 18 seconds
J perm, you are the most amazing and helpful RUclipsr ever. This tutorial made me feel like subscribing to your channel. That’s how thankful I am for you teaching this to me.
did anyone else notice the cube has the wrong colour scheme
With yellow on top. To my right of orange there is blue and for his it is green.
@@thehumblepuppy4488 yup your colour scheme is right and his is flipped, but ig he prefers it that way
@@MyriadCelestia ok
His cube is correct but he prefers the algoritms with L and L' moves so for explaining the algoritms with R and R' moves his has mirrored the video through editing
@@Krubert12 does he explain with L and L' moves?
Okay i was just watching this video for entertainment... I already Know Pll but here are the tips I recommend
1: I know that Jperm doesn't use the Ja algorithm in this video, because it's his favorite alg; he uses the left handed Jb, which I think is better... but an even better Ja algorithm hoe cube with the bar in front, and do this algorithm: R' U L' U2 R U' R' U2 R L U'.
Tip number 2: instead of the Ab perm jperm showed, hold the headlights on front and do this algorithm: X' R U' R D2 R' U R D2 R2 X U'.
Tip number 3: the Aa perm should be holding the 2x2 block on the left do this algorithm: X R' U R' D2 R U' R' D2 R2 X'.
Tip number 4: for GB perm holding the block on the right do this algorithm: F' U' F R2 u' R' U R U' R u' R2, not recommended, just I think it has better finger tricks.
After some weeks and many times revisiting this video I finally finished learning full PLL. Thanks very much for the video. Especially for the finger tricks it was very helpful
How many months it took you?
@@jp-gk1rf some weeks as I said, I don’t remember exactly tho, it’s been a while since
i'm pretty relieved to know that I've been using the same G, F, and Na perms as you! because I've always thought that these are way too long though i like how they are easy to memorize and execute
.
6:05 the Ga- perm
Fun fact: adjacent corner swaps are the most common (A perms count as adjacent corner swaps which will be avrebiated as ACS)
Pro tip: Learn ACSs first
i already knew rhat
3:27 Jb perm
I was about to learn my last few PLL's!
0:12 "before learning these make sure you've learned beginner pll"
Me: I never learned the beginner pll but I learned 20 of 21 plls algorithms lol
Tip: If you are learning the G Perms, Ga Perm and Gc Perm are opposite and Gb and Gd Perm are also opposite! Your welcome😊
Omg u helped me a ton! Thanks.I was so confused with the g perms
Hello J perm. Because of your simple and effective algorithms for G Perms and V perm, I mastered full PLL.
hey can you give me credit for ur picture?
I love how Jperm is so good that other algorithems stole it and put it in them
Umm actually, it’s the other way around 🤓
Please don’t r/wooosh me
Put JPerm inside of them?
N perm i think has a few moves then jperm then some moves (i always forget what the algs are called so Idk if it’s actually n perm)
I found out I'm pretty good with both hands with a lot of algs, so I didn't bother to memorize the Nb perm, I just do a left handed Na
same, im good at both of them
Man you use some interesting PLLs. I've never seen that Ja in particular...also extra motivation for me to learn alt angle As and Us. Also some nice ideas for "helper" finger tricks on nasty turns since it seems like I have similar lockups in some of those spots
What do you mean by helper finger tricks?
@@JPerm he meant finger tricks for algs that have hard moves (tried my best to explain)
@@JPermhello ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
jaomsssq
I think what he's doing isn't what's notated for his Ja Perm. It looks more like " (l2 U l) F' R U2 (r' U r) U2 "
Me: Howw!
J perm:...
Me:howww...
J perm:.....
Me: HOW!!
J Perm: I DONT KNOW
-Kung Fu Panda
(Btw its my second week of cubing, I know f2l a bit and I can do the cross fast but pll and oll, idk 💀)
I’ve watched soooo many of these types of videos about full PLL yet I still don’t know full PLL lol
It took me a month to learn it, and I learned the N perms last, bcuz those 2 have apparently a 1/72 chance in occuring in any random scramble. I thought they would be harder bcuz of the higher move count than some of the other algorithms, but once I learned Na perm, I noticed its practically J perm.
It took me 1 day to memorize full pll.. Try to memorize every 4 moves or find a pattern that's easy to memorize or try seeing what the algorithm does so you can solve it more intuitively
@@crazymanmapping3610 from 0 cases to all 21? u learnt Ua, Ub, H, Z, T and Y perm alr right?
World Animal Association (WAA) has informed me that the BANANA DUCKS are going extinct. So everyone please do all you can to save them...
#savethebananaducks
Why is this coming up again LOL
but yes #savethebananaducks
Bruh u got a reply from jperm for that lmao
LMAO🤣🤣 #savethebananaducks
Hey Jperm! I finally learned ALL of them! and thanks to u I’m the world’s best! ❤️
Thanks so much. Now I can learn the last 16 PLL algorithms I need to know. Wait a minute....I don't want to learn new algs, but now I have no excuses :( Well less commenting and more cubing.
This video was very helpful thanks to you
Me: Practicing the cube. *Forgets to pause* J perm: GOTTA GO FAST!
I can do sub 50 solves and I'm only learning for about 1 month now .
Am I doing good
It is a very good start!
me too...... yes
Good man. Reaching sub 50 took 2 months for me.
@@quazinafizsadiq104 I mean my pb is 36 sec
It was pain
@@AliZ2009 Good my PB is 10.96s and my avg is now 15.2s
I took a long break from cubing, and I have known beginners method for awhile and decided this summer I needed to learn CFOP. So, I just learned f2l (beginners) yesterday and I’m pretty slow but practice will help i hope. Just wanted to say thanks man!
Best ASMR video on RUclips!