Attempting to Solve TRIANGLE Rubik's Cubes (With NO Help)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024

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  • @miecaf
    @miecaf Год назад +1008

    Your level of understanding of these puzzles makes me jealous. I could never

    • @Cube_Hand69420
      @Cube_Hand69420 Год назад +22

      Same 😢😢

    • @Macrotrophy-mq3wh
      @Macrotrophy-mq3wh Год назад +32

      Ik he has so much puzzle theory just from experience

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  Год назад +457

      Solve a puppet cube and nothing will ever seem hard again 😅

    • @the_second_channel
      @the_second_channel Год назад +45

      @@JPerm the puppet cube was a torture beyond pain

    • @xFluing
      @xFluing Год назад +18

      Immediately when I saw these I thought "maybe I could apply cuboid knowledge, these look like triangle versions of 3x3x2"

  • @SqrRaptor7
    @SqrRaptor7 Год назад +1056

    Triangle cube is a funny oxymoron isn’t it

  • @janaki3829
    @janaki3829 Год назад +184

    Fun fact: the method of solving megaminx corners he mentioned also works on a 3x3 (if edges are solved)

    • @TriCubing
      @TriCubing Год назад +35

      it's actually the beginner's method step for 3x3 too!

    • @TurkiElxer
      @TurkiElxer Год назад +4

      Yeah I use it to solve 3x3s

    • @nothingnothing1799
      @nothingnothing1799 Год назад +1

      ​@@TriCubing was gonna say that looked really familiar but i couldnt place it, i havent cubed in a couple years

    • @East_Korea
      @East_Korea Год назад

      ​@@TriCubingAll I was thinking the entire time

    • @kblueleaf
      @kblueleaf Год назад

      8355method like your comment

  • @TokaCubing
    @TokaCubing Год назад +67

    Ahh yes a classic jperm video, solving a deadly rubiks cube we didn't know existed 😂

  • @williamdowling7718
    @williamdowling7718 Год назад +61

    This is such big brain content... Your ability to intuit how the puzzle will behave just using knowledge of other puzzles which have a different number of pieces and different degrees of freedom is truly astounding...
    Im endlessly amazed by this series.

  • @EthanElkorr
    @EthanElkorr Год назад +92

    I have learned so much from your videos, and i like watching you try to solve new puzzles (or old ones)

  • @jdude1444
    @jdude1444 Год назад +71

    Great video! Do you have any tips on improving my cross? Planning it isn't the problem for me, but the execution. It takes me about 2-3 seconds, but I average 17 (my cross is ~1.5 seconds slower than it should be)

    • @gpcubing123
      @gpcubing123 Год назад +8

      I have the same problem, i also average 17, and i also take 2-3 seconds to solve the cross lol

    • @re.b3763
      @re.b3763 Год назад +5

      On some sites for each scramble you can decide the number of moves required to solve the cross, start practicing execution on 3 moves crosses, then 4, 5, etc. You have to do them as fast as possible. Or just randomly scramble your cube : do only the cross while trying to be extremely fast, you don’t have to care about lock-ups while training

    • @Soph_252
      @Soph_252 Год назад +5

      try to think about cross fingertricks and ergonomics to avoid regrips and rotations

    • @yungrubik
      @yungrubik Год назад +3

      @@gpcubing123as a sub 12 solver, cross develops overtime but make sure you are planning the full cross in inspection and execute it as fast as you can

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  Год назад +44

      Reduce regrips and rotations. My "cross boot camp" video goes over lots of execution tips.

  • @fayhd5277
    @fayhd5277 Год назад +34

    Gosh we really missed you 😊
    I have 0 interest trying those weird puzzles but I find it fascinating to witness your thinking process.

  • @Starlight_Hope-
    @Starlight_Hope- Год назад +41

    YOU'RE BACK! Man I missed you, I started cubing because of you ❤

    • @Redstonefox7245
      @Redstonefox7245 Год назад +8

      He’s also the one that got me into cubing and it’s now my biggest hobby

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  Год назад +19

    • @christianberry3031
      @christianberry3031 Год назад +1

      @@Redstonefox7245 yeah same. Well I watched Michelle khare’s video and it brought me to jperm eventually leading to me being sub 15 😂

    • @decentcuber784
      @decentcuber784 Год назад +1

      Same

    • @Pro_gaMerzzzz377
      @Pro_gaMerzzzz377 11 месяцев назад

      Same❤

  • @lazergaming165
    @lazergaming165 Год назад +19

    "And of course it is a triangle instead of a DIAMOND."

    • @ROWANHESTAHH
      @ROWANHESTAHH Год назад

      It's because there's already a diamond skewb

  • @super_cuber
    @super_cuber Год назад +23

    Ever since J Perm returned, I have been a happy man!

  • @moonyzgaming2300
    @moonyzgaming2300 Год назад +13

    Hey Jperm!! I watch your videos every day, and I really look up to you! I really appreciate the hard work you put into your content, and hope too see you some day
    Edit: The reason I commented so early was because I was on RUclips the second you uploaded

    • @mobolajiolu-james3160
      @mobolajiolu-james3160 Год назад

      I hope I see him too. Do you live in Canada?

    • @moonyzgaming2300
      @moonyzgaming2300 Год назад

      @@mobolajiolu-james3160 No, but I go to a TON of competitions so I’m hoping to see him there😄

    • @mobolajiolu-james3160
      @mobolajiolu-james3160 Год назад

      @@moonyzgaming2300 do you have any upcoming competition?

    • @moonyzgaming2300
      @moonyzgaming2300 Год назад

      No, it’s been hard with school so I’m waiting till Summer

  • @aroymart
    @aroymart Год назад +10

    I don't know anything about speed cubing but *love* non-wca puzzles (esp. the indie ones!)
    this was a really good video and was awesome seeing your brain work through the puzzle, always love seeing that kinda thing!

  • @resell_enjoy6
    @resell_enjoy6 Год назад +4

    I'm no professional, but you could have probably just solved the first one like a square one.

    • @Crownable
      @Crownable 4 месяца назад +1

      he tried that in the unboxing vid and it didnt work

  • @CrankyOldCuber
    @CrankyOldCuber Год назад +8

    Do you solve many cuboids? If not, you definitely should! It's a very similar type of solve, and has also given me insights on NxN cubes that I hadn't had before. In any case, cool video!

  • @lisaneedham4302
    @lisaneedham4302 Год назад +7

    I love all your videos! One month ago I started 2x2 with an average of 50 seconds (I know it's rubbish). I practiced and got an average of 20 about 2 days after... Then I watched your 2x2 videos and now I average 8 seconds. Thank you!

  • @ryleighshadsalvador3384
    @ryleighshadsalvador3384 Год назад +3

    12:33 im laughing for no reason😂
    btw, new sub for you!!! Keep up your cubing skills!!! Keep it up!
    And your comedy
    13:08 *smash*

  • @Inspirator_AG112
    @Inspirator_AG112 Год назад +5

    The reason they are harder than a regular 3 by 3 must be because of how the solves are conceptually different. I would imagine these puzzles have fewer combinations than a 3 by 3.

    • @SgtSupaman
      @SgtSupaman Год назад +1

      Yeah, I've found that some simpler puzzles are made more difficult just by knowing how to solve a 3x3x3 cube and trying to apply it too much. But, as he said in the video, there are still underlying concepts that can be carried across to other puzzles, even when they are very different.

  • @albusdumbledore9345
    @albusdumbledore9345 Год назад +3

    Love your videos,
    Waiting for the video in which you will tell us how your cube got scratched up which you told before talking the break
    Please make this video recommendation

  • @figure1008
    @figure1008 Год назад +2

    Hey J-perm do you like to play or have you played "A Link to the Past"? (Because of the Dark World song)

  • @Subroutine2
    @Subroutine2 Год назад +1

    You "not understanding parity anymore" might be from the triangle-square combo that this puzzle presents, it just works differently.

  • @Speedcuber6492
    @Speedcuber6492 Год назад +25

    Thank you for making this video J perm! In your opinion what do you think was harder the puppet cube or this?

    • @Ace_Apollo
      @Ace_Apollo Год назад +3

      Prob puppet cube

    • @knarpasti4508
      @knarpasti4508 Год назад

      Bruh,
      Like seriously, the answer is cristal clear

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  Год назад +25

      It's close... But the puppet cube was about 25x harder

    • @sofiamn_05
      @sofiamn_05 Год назад +3

      ​@@JPerm ah yes, very close

    • @Speedcuber6492
      @Speedcuber6492 Год назад +2

      Thank you for your opinion j perm (btw i love your content ive been waiting for this video ever since you made the video on the ys3m keep up the good work)

  • @roopamdas6878
    @roopamdas6878 Год назад +2

    "Now the last layer I have a u perm, so I simply just do the u.... Perm"
    Ohh, i remembered.

  • @VCuber047
    @VCuber047 Год назад +2

    After watching this video turing my 3×3 feels weird

  • @P.A.2
    @P.A.2 Год назад +1

    „Also, squares look … weird now.“ - Dylan Wang, 2023

  • @Cheesem32
    @Cheesem32 День назад +1

    Funny thing im god at creating mg own methods for cubes so som cubes id like to figure out by myself

  • @bojxit52
    @bojxit52 Год назад +3

    Always glad to see more jperm videos in my feed. Was starting to worry that I somehow jinxed things since he disappeared *right* after I finally caved and got a cube to start learning 3x3. But then I got a Gan cube and he came back the next week.... maybe I should hold off on more cubes..

  • @BBYDJ
    @BBYDJ Год назад +1

    POV: Elon Musk makes a Rubik’s cube

  • @phantasm1234
    @phantasm1234 Год назад +2

    I really want to see a Face-Turning Octahedron video like this

  • @kirtapp1435
    @kirtapp1435 Год назад +1

    It has been 18 seconds since the upload of this video. However I can already say that I am enjoying this video even though it's literally impossible to me to judge the video from the first 0.5 second. How do I know I will enjoy this? Such a stupid question... Its a J Perm video.. duh (I expected this comment to be funny in a way that I can make fun of the kids that do stuff like this, however at this point im just embarrasing myself so ill shut up and actually watch the video lmao)

  • @mahhirshrestha7690
    @mahhirshrestha7690 Год назад +1

    Mahhir Shrestha
    0 seconds ago
    Hey j perm really love your videos I have made my own method of solving the 3×3 by sorta combining CFOP and ROUX :
    Step 1 : do the roux method till cmll is completed
    Step 2 : in sert the white red and white orange edge piece in the correct spot by using M and U moves
    Step 3 : after inserting the edges only 3 types of OLL can appere one looks like a I with two edges not flipped , another has no edges fliped only the cornors and another one is the most common one with two edges not flipped and It look like a big fish
    Step 4: do the 1 look OLL for those three OLLs
    Step 5: do a U perm and the cube is solved( only U perms will appeare in the PLL
    I hope you will read this comment love your videos

  • @AJMansfield1
    @AJMansfield1 Год назад +4

    For the two layer triangle cube, there's a fairly simple way you can determine which side is the top when inspecting, by counting up the number of pieces in each orientation along a particular path that winds around the cube's edges.

  • @cubestur8157
    @cubestur8157 Год назад +1

    Now that you know your brain works, here's a puzzle for you (and maybe you can help the reatnof us get it haha;)
    Why is there any difference at all between Forward Corner-cutting and Reverse Corner-cutting on a cube?
    Shouldn't cuts from any side of a cube be the same as on any other side?

  • @Qdawg516
    @Qdawg516 Год назад +1

    JPerm ​when are you going to review the new wr ao5. Also can you review the super rs3m, the weilong WR M v9, the mgc evo v2, and lastly the soup timmy cube. Love your videos! hope to see more content soon!!!

  • @justinsyoutubevideos5177
    @justinsyoutubevideos5177 Год назад +1

    well, you know, you can just do R2 U R2 U' R2 to solve the parity for the 2x3x3 one. I did research with my 3x3 cube and it was like that. BRUH

  • @phsycobunny
    @phsycobunny Год назад +2

    bro just knows things. don't argue with the GOAT. he just knows stuff

  • @CubeShot-7
    @CubeShot-7 Год назад +1

    JPERM is a very impressive cuber I'm kinda jealous

  • @lucahermann3040
    @lucahermann3040 Год назад +1

    Non-cuber: "iS tHaT a TrIaNgLe CuBe?"
    Cuber: "No, it's called a pyra... wait, what?"

  • @Verlisify
    @Verlisify Год назад

    Really cool how a silly puzzle can change your perception of other puzzles and unlock universal big brain

  • @miranhaespada1381
    @miranhaespada1381 Год назад +3

    What I think happened was
    The same thing....
    If u can swap 2 edges em a 2 pairs of corners,and That's why u can swap 2 edges
    If u need to swap just 2 corners, and u can swap 2 edges, then swap 2 edges,and u have 2 total swaps left

  • @TesserId
    @TesserId Год назад +1

    No, it's not crazy. Anyone who has worked with one of those centerless/hole-in-the-middle 3x3's knows this is not crazy.

  • @mr_a_1159
    @mr_a_1159 Год назад +1

    Guys I need help…
    Which is the best cube ?
    The RSM3 super maglev
    Or the Mailong WR 2021 maglev ?

  • @mr_a_1159
    @mr_a_1159 Год назад +1

    Guys I need help…
    Which is the best cube ?
    The RSM3 super maglev
    Or the Mailong WR 2021 maglev ?

  • @Ntt903
    @Ntt903 Год назад +1

    16:14
    According to the mathematical field of topology, that would never be possible.

  • @shenpie7439
    @shenpie7439 Год назад +2

    TECHNOBLADE NEVER DIES!!!!

  • @VCuber047
    @VCuber047 Год назад +1

    Hey J Perm which one should I learn first Winter variation or COLL

  • @katherinekowalski9223
    @katherinekowalski9223 Год назад +1

    j perm i was woundering if i could send you a moyu rs3m super and you could sign it then send it back its for a school fundraiser also love your channel

  • @oldcur
    @oldcur Год назад +1

    Did you ever review the Rubik's edge? It does shape shift.

  • @jacobsparkstudios528
    @jacobsparkstudios528 Год назад +1

    **turns into a official WCA competition**

  • @fhfdhhd3394
    @fhfdhhd3394 Год назад +1

    hey jperm my cube is very bad and i want a jperm cube can you help me with that and i dont have a credit card can you give me a 25 dollar give card pleese

  • @heavytanhat
    @heavytanhat Год назад +3

    Watching J Perm discover efficient Domino algorithms is by far the best part of my day

  • @Redstonefox7245
    @Redstonefox7245 Год назад +3

    Whenever you upload it always makes my day. I love your videos.
    They’re always amazing
    Keep up the good work

  • @zombiechameleon614
    @zombiechameleon614 Год назад +1

    j perm these "cubes" especially the parity one works a lot like a square 1 so train you square one j perm

  • @devanshkandwal2008
    @devanshkandwal2008 Год назад +5

    So satisfying to see J perms consistency

  • @KildalSC
    @KildalSC Год назад +3

    Love these videos, easy to follow and highly entertaining. Makes me want to own more puzzles, but at the same time I still haven't been able to solve my ghost cube...

  • @safiqulkhan1802
    @safiqulkhan1802 Год назад +2

    Great example of "Never judge a book by it's cover"

  • @fnaf_craft5999
    @fnaf_craft5999 Год назад

    triangle rubiks cube? or pyraminx?
    this is the meaning when non cubers say "RUBIKS TRIANGLE" they aint talking about pyram they are talking bout this

  • @Circlesarerandom
    @Circlesarerandom 6 месяцев назад +1

    13:24 cubers who solved only 3x3 : That is an f perm

  • @timoconnell5804
    @timoconnell5804 11 месяцев назад +1

    0:47 "and of course it is a triangle instead of a diamond"
    cube: am I a joke to you?

  • @davidplaysgam3s
    @davidplaysgam3s Год назад +2

    Hey j perm i have a problem
    I practice 3x3 for a year now but im trying to learn more plls and start learning olls but i have a bad habit of rotating the cube while looking for pairs and i find it hard to insert/pair the edges at the back do you have any tips?

    • @redteddy135
      @redteddy135 Год назад

      you could try doing a lot of slower, rotationless solves. you can use wide moves to insert into backslots

  • @aryasaktiflister_aw
    @aryasaktiflister_aw Год назад +2

    I've said this many times and I'll say it again: seeing your problem solving flow and structure is super fascinating and insightful, and really shows how your good you analysis understanding of absolutely new puzzles
    For the ending quote, I don't think it'll be too possible since that will make the top/bottom face a 1D line, unless say we designate 2 sides to be "void" then It'll just be a floppy cube(?). But I'm probably thinking too normatively here, anyone who can break common sense should think about it

  • @aradarbel4579
    @aradarbel4579 Год назад +3

    surprisingly educational. good job :)

  • @nischithraju1659
    @nischithraju1659 Год назад +1

    "Instead of a diamond"
    Everyone: this phrase shall be written in the events of this century

  • @howIRELANDplay
    @howIRELANDplay Год назад +1

    Me learn parity.
    Jperm taking nonsense for triangle cube parity

  • @soccer.edits9
    @soccer.edits9 Год назад +1

    Hey, where do you find all these cool speed stacks timers?

  • @nkronert
    @nkronert Год назад +2

    This was so captivating to watch that most of the time I forgot to be grumpy due to skill envy 😊

  • @sanjupathak1976
    @sanjupathak1976 Год назад +1

    2015 skip ad
    2019 skip ad in 5 sec
    2020 skip ad after 2 ad
    2030 skip ad after 1 hour
    2040 Today watch only AD watch the video tommorow
    2045 First purchase the product then only the AD will be skipped.

    • @tiletastic9265
      @tiletastic9265 7 месяцев назад

      The worst it could possibly be is that in 2050 all ads make you wait 1 minute (yes obviously ik this is a joke)

  • @vVearon
    @vVearon Год назад +1

    *”It is a triangle, instead of a diamond”*
    -J Perm 2023

  • @ThunderSth
    @ThunderSth Год назад +2

    Finally he has returned

  • @TesserId
    @TesserId Год назад +1

    Heh, "green piece". Must be eco-activism.

  • @zombiechameleon614
    @zombiechameleon614 Год назад +1

    squan-ers watching this vid: he's learning

  • @bandy-sk5889
    @bandy-sk5889 Год назад +1

    Is it just me or would some square one algs work for this

  • @crosskeys3403
    @crosskeys3403 Год назад +2

    Killin it Jperm! Can you do a Ghost cube with no help??? That would be awesome!!

    • @voladel
      @voladel Год назад +1

      That would be trivially easy for him. As long as you mean a 3x3 ghost cube!

    • @Ghost_cube636
      @Ghost_cube636 Год назад

      @@voladel yeah that is what I mean. I think he will still get it easy though

  • @_wetmath_
    @_wetmath_ Год назад +3

    the way jperm connects concepts between puzzles is insane

  • @speedy210
    @speedy210 Год назад +1

    jperm can u plz upload a skewb tutorial?? 🥺

  • @pronotbro
    @pronotbro Год назад +1

    "cross" more like radioactive triangle :D

  • @mpryme
    @mpryme Год назад +1

    You should make a Weilong v9 review

  • @rubberducky1122
    @rubberducky1122 Год назад +1

    My favorite type of jperm videos

  • @amitaywietchner5436
    @amitaywietchner5436 Год назад +1

    Can you do a video on the 2×2×4 tower cube?

  • @CUBETASTIC555
    @CUBETASTIC555 Год назад +1

    Is your name Jonathan permutation😂

  • @Average_Moldovan_User
    @Average_Moldovan_User Год назад +1

    i like your funny words, magic man

  • @hudsonswann6
    @hudsonswann6 Год назад +1

    Awesome video man, glad you’re back. Will you be doing any videos about the new Diansheng releases? Or the 2023 wr m?

  • @littlehenryroy.royharproy8724
    @littlehenryroy.royharproy8724 Год назад +1

    PArity😂 I bet I win’T get pinned

  • @lynxTenacity
    @lynxTenacity Год назад +1

    How do you just learn how to solve puzzles on the spot

  • @xxsnxwy
    @xxsnxwy Год назад +1

    HE's back😂

  • @TheOrigamiGenius
    @TheOrigamiGenius Год назад +1

    9:02 I think you meant to say diamonds

  • @lilibalgin4095
    @lilibalgin4095 Год назад +1

    I missed those videos. FInally you are back. I have watched many of your videos, and I truly love them. Mainly the "solving with NO help" series.

  • @Cubelet
    @Cubelet Год назад +1

    0:09 i think that would actually be a 3x2x3

  • @CubingHQ
    @CubingHQ Год назад +1

    Amazing video Jperm just bought your mat and can’t wait for it to come!!!!

  • @mobolajiolu-james3160
    @mobolajiolu-james3160 Год назад +1

    He Jperm I really want to thank you for teaching me how to solve the Rubik's cube blindfolded 🤝

  • @clarson
    @clarson Год назад +1

    Hiii

  • @tibiecube
    @tibiecube Год назад +1

    I'm glad you're back J Perm!😁🔥

  • @overdramaticpan
    @overdramaticpan 4 дня назад

    I really like the music when you're close to solving it. Especially in the Puppet Cube video, it made it feel suspenseful.

  • @harshwardhanpaswan5976
    @harshwardhanpaswan5976 Год назад +1

    Love from India ❤️❤️😇😇

  • @helpmereach45ksubswithoutvideo
    @helpmereach45ksubswithoutvideo Год назад +1

    Congrats to Everybody who is here in time to find this comment 🥇

  • @Gretchaninov
    @Gretchaninov Год назад +1

    Flipping the edges actually seems very easy. You can just do F2 E F2 E' or something like that. Of course, that's when a corner is facing you and you treat that whole block as the "F face".

  • @LairshramNaotomba-oq8jy
    @LairshramNaotomba-oq8jy Год назад +1

    1:24 Bro just did a Sarang hae 😂😂

  • @Zachoro
    @Zachoro Год назад +1

    Early only 110 views and you did good

  • @andrewshaodasun1730
    @andrewshaodasun1730 Год назад +1

    Wait… i was the 4K like😂🎉🎉

  • @rentsuki453
    @rentsuki453 Год назад +1

    I was just rewatching that last video, and wondered when he was going to solve these, amazing timing!