If this is all new, don't learn it all at once! Pick a few to focus on. At 7:54, I do some example crosses where I showcase the techniques from the video!
For Example 2 what do you think about - L' B L2 D' L F I use that bit at the beginning to deal with bad edges that aren't relatively correct. Also that preserves the block for the xcross, which is nice.
On example 2 did you see that the blue and orange pair would match up or did you get lucky. You inserted blue with D L but while i was watching i saw F2 R' and it makes sense why you did it your way but i wanted to ask
When I have a tricky cross I often just plan 3 pieces and improvise ; this video is very helpful in understanding how to approach those bad cases in a systematic way. Thank you.
@@ohfungioh13 pro tip: visualise and execute the entire cross with your eyes closed. After a bit of practice doing that (it might be quite tricky at first) you'll be able to handle all 4 pieces at once with ease
holy smokes. Just right after watching this video my crosses improved greatly. i understand everything now. Thanks J perm, you always make such good videos
The idea of picking out 'good' and 'bad' edges during inspection, and actively ignoring the 'good' ones is a really good way to approach it. I'm trying to improve my cross times/solutions and this trick was very helpful. Thank you.
J perm You really evolve. This is another useful and necessary video. Just keep it going and bring the channel to another level. Watching your videos I know I did not waste my time.
I'm 56 y/o (possibly your oldest fan?) and practice (3x3) fairly often but inconsistently. I average 1:15 with a 58.6 PB. I really enjoy your tutorials and am hopeful they will help me attain a sub-30 average. Thank you for putting forth the time and effort to provide these great videos!
@@JPerm And nostalgia for us i think....I bought a cube the year it came out 1980 ( I still have it), i was 10...and I learnt how to do it and was the main man at school with a time of 1.40 ha ha...but no one else could do it. Couple of years ago I googled this stuff, and first video I came across was lucas etters sub 5 and i thought to myself, no way, thats got to be fake!! has to be...then of course I realised it wasn't, and thought to myself i need to learn that method, which I have...avg now mid 30's so I've knocked a minute off my times....thanks to people like you and other tutorials guys...appreciated.
@@JPerm I think its in general just an epic hobby to have. I wouldn't normally even bother with any kind of intense memorisation of any kind but the "ends" really encourage me to follow through with the "means". I think Il'l be cubing until I'm on my death bed lmao (that got suddenly dark). I average 30 seconds but I enjoy the learning more over the speedcubing. Being able to solve the cube in the most efficient way I can (with the standard inspect time) really resonates with me.
….I got it for my children 11 and 14 and taught how to solve it… Often my this days Lawyer daughter keep solving it in a normal speed. One day approximately 2 months ago I tried it and wasn’t able to completely solve it 😔☹️ up to the second layer only. With a new challenge in my life a decided to start from scratch to benefit of the new tips- during my search for a good tutorial I found you!!!! Still practicing day by day, solving the cube on a consistent 3 min average. Of course I want to reduce my time and one day surprise to my family!! Thank you very much, although English is not my first language, you explain in a such a way that what seems impossible to me I end up learning!!! Gracias ☺️
Hey I’m I was wondering what if you put a bad piece like green on top of red but so that the way they are inserted to the cross is flipped then I have to insert one and then turn it twice and then insert the other is this really worth it?
@@qualitycubing6545 yeah I think it's good but it also depends on other pieces. Also u could do something like R B' R2 (when the two pieces are on the right ie green is on top of red in the R layer). But do then in accordance with the other two pieces.
So glad that you are taking comment requests! I cannot express how happy I am to see your channel grow! Wish I had an idea for a video, but overall very informative and organized video. I'll try to take in this one for my solves as I noticed them! Left a like :)
That’s awesome! Don’t let any of the people bragging about their sub-10 times scare you away from practicing, go at your own pace and you’ll get there in no time!
@@ninjaman570 every cuber started somewhere, it's all about the time you put into it and practicing effectively - I first learnt 10 years ago and am only now on the road to sub-10 (~15atm) never be deterred
I started cubing around 3 weeks ago and my first solve was 2 minutes. Now I can do it average 45 seconds. Although I'm still using the beginners method CFOP instead of the advanced one. I wonder how many seconds I can skip if I decide to learn the full advanced CFOP.
J Perm thanks to your videos, my PB is 14.65 seconds but i still am having trouble averaging under 20, as i am in school so don't have much time to practice. Love your videos, and they really have helped me a lot!
thanks, I learned a couple of new things, your videos are really helpful. I now average something about 45 seconds (slow) and im looking forward to better times (with the help of your videos)!
I watched this a long time ago but at the wrong moment. right now knowing all pll and oll and being very good at f2l, I'm still struggling with the cross. after watching this it actually really improve my cross game and made me analyze cross cases better
I like you grammar, but you forgot the period. pe·ri·od /ˈpirēəd/Submit noun 1. a length or portion of time. "he had long periods of depression" synonyms: time, spell, interval, stretch, term, span, phase, bout, run, duration, chapter, stage; More 2. NORTH AMERICAN a punctuation mark (.) used at the end of a sentence or an abbreviation. adjective 1. belonging to or characteristic of a past historical time, especially in style or design. "a splendid selection of period furniture"
@@ChristianSheehan Congratulations! You know a lot of English grammar, but I'd prefer that your post were an answer to my question and not an English grammar class. My mother tongue is Spanish and I have learned English on my own. I suppose your Spanish is perfect too ;-) Best regards, Carlos
6:18 Your fingertrick optimised solution: L F' L' D' L F' L' R2 How I deal with such cases: F L F' L' D' F2 R2 Or in other words: Just save the orange one with an F move at the beginning and you don't have to sort of sledge it back afterwards. Not sure if it really is faster, but that's how it works best for me.
Assuming you're doing a white cross on the bottom, an intermediate trick is that a lot of times, there's one or more cross pieces on the top layer (with white on top) that just needs a double move like R2, F2, B2 or L2 (or a U move to match the side center (or align it with a rotated cross) and a double move) to put it into the cross. Just move those out of the way (with a U move) when you insert at least 2 other cross pieces. Then insert the easy pieces on the top layer last. This means for beginners/intermediates, you only need to insert two pieces into the cross and this is really easy to figure out during inspection. The double move piece is easily inserted afterwards and the last piece shouldn't require more than an easy 3 moves regardless of where it is. Then you can do the same with pieces that are on the middle layer and already have their centers matched. These are easily insertable with a quarter move. So try to insert other pieces first without moving these middle layer pieces. Keep them for last (or just before top layer pieces mentioned above). Sometimes you have to put it in early, but only as a second piece then the third can go in. That's just as good because you still only have to remember 2 pieces. There are tons of tricks to create a cross and only need to remember how to place 2 pieces and get all 4 in and easily figured out in 15s of inspection.
Every time i watch a J Perm's tutorial, even if i dont understand anything, i really get faster on my solves and idk if it is a miracle and thank you so much J Perm for making me a speedcuber like this
Honestly this video helped me so much with look ahead!!! I know that wasn’t the intended purpose but learning that i could nudge bad pieces out was life changing. it seems like such a simple solution, I should have already known but I didn’t even think about it. Thank you so much j perm!! Hopefully one day I’ll be as fast as you. Hehe
When it comes to tips/tricks, you are by the far the best and most helpful RUclipsr out there. Even when you think you know it all, there's always something you could learn :)
These are really useful but they mangle my brain. I have been doing the same method since the mid-1980s which is cross, top corners, second layer edges, position bottom corners, orientate bottom corners and then two moves to complete the bottom edges. I'm 48 now and relearning is hard but I am doing okay with the cross and F2L - not ready for OLL or PLL yet, one step at a time!! I can turn fairly quickly but I have big pauses while working out what to do. My strategy is to stop and plan my next set of moves and then execute them as quickly as possible. Not sure if that is the right strategy. I need a lot of practise!
For case 2, I think I'd start on green and do F' L F2 D' F R 3 moves to solve 2 edges, and leaves 2 more good edges 1 move from being solved. There's a small regrip in my execution but it's minor and still flows pretty well
Here a new fan! A year older than your older fan. I just turn 60. I started with the rubick’s cube on my 20 during my college years…later in this country
It's one of the best cross-tutorials I've seen. Just a question. During the inspection time, do you use any memorization technique to quickly remember the movements of R U 'F R' ... etc? As some people do in blind solutions?
hey in example 2 where you put blue, you do 4 moves in all for aligning d layer, inserting blue, d2 and the orange. But u could let blue stay there, align d layer solve orange which matches blue piece with center and one more to solve blue. That way you do one less move for same if not better finger tricks. Time stamp : 9:02
I still haven’t pursued learning (is it called the X-cross, when, during the cross, you manage to pair f2l?) Any way, towards the end of your vid, 1 of your cross solves, right before you inserted the last edge, you went, “Ooh, f2l pair” & inserted the pair to finish your cross. Thank you for that demo. It gave me a REAL good idea/example of how you can some times insert a pair during CROSS. Thank you Thank you 🙏
Just want to tell you this help me so much. I used to do cross similar to what you did except I have to do it on the same center color. Now I dont have to do that just do it as long as the order is right. I still slow but this help me a lot, thanks.
good evening Big Boss your great ,its impressive to teaching and nice and amazing way to explaining every things.your deserving a Big Boss word. i am so thankful for everything i am imran from Pakistan and i am new cuber now i am in sub30 and trying to improve my speed.i am seeing many cuber they teaching nice skills and tips and your one of the top once.i am apologizing here about my English maybe its not perfect. but i am following your videos which is so fruitful and the best way to explaining every aspects. i dont have words to appreciate your jab. thanks for your all work God bless you for your life..
Some great vids. Sub 40 atm, with a 32s pb. My cross takes faaar too long though. So hoping this can help get me into the 20s! The hardest part for me is remembering the moves
My cross takes me about 10 - 20 seconds, and my pb for the cube is 1:59, but I do use a cube that was my mum's, so it's 40 years old, so it's really stiff. So at least your doing better than me lol I am getting a new cube for my birthday so I should be able to get sub 50 I hope
@@depagogd1426 I've been slacking but averaging about 25s now. Cross is still my worst part my far though. A good cube makes a huge difference. Good luck!
Here is my way of solving the cross. Using M or M' moves followed by U or U', or r' or l' moves, followed by U, U' or U2 moves instead of any B moves when solving the cross. Cross pieces are simply edges, so using M or M' moves will work.
Hello! An alternative to wide moves are double-simultaneous moves (U & D') to solve the situation used in demonstrating the wide move; as it is sometimes very hard to change your grip from middle layer to bottom layer to do wide moves. (If you get my point)
Thank you!before I couldn't know how to do some of this cases but now I learn how!I am a sub 12 solver and my cross average is around 1-2seconds but sometimes the scramble is really bad and my cross is just awful😣but thank you one more time😀😁
Wish I found this last month when I was working on the cross, I did see the previous beginner's cross video, but not this one. Literally Every Tip And Trick In this video I figured by myself, But I also think figuring it all out by myself made it more clear to me so idk
![How To Solve the Cross FASTER [Cross Boot Camp]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VWwj_HaPpYI/mqdefault.jpg)
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If this is all new, don't learn it all at once! Pick a few to focus on.
At 7:54, I do some example crosses where I showcase the techniques from the video!
First reply and like
For Example 2 what do you think about -
L' B L2 D' L F
I use that bit at the beginning to deal with bad edges that aren't relatively correct. Also that preserves the block for the xcross, which is nice.
On example 2 did you see that the blue and orange pair would match up or did you get lucky. You inserted blue with D L but while i was watching i saw F2 R' and it makes sense why you did it your way but i wanted to ask
Thank you sir,
It is the cross where I suffer the most.
It is really nice of you that you made more videos on advanced cross.
actually I pushed you to make this video as from this account I send three messages and from another one ten messages
5:11 So because you have hands - J Perm 2018
SUB- 1 Cubing You don’t say
LMAOAOAO
@@Gio-yz8rm ?
B-but I'm using my feet...
Omg i didn't notice that LOL
When I have a tricky cross I often just plan 3 pieces and improvise ; this video is very helpful in understanding how to approach those bad cases in a systematic way. Thank you.
same...
Same .I have a hard time focusing on 4 pieces
Yeah me too I’m not the best at memorizing the pieces
Same I do three too
@@ohfungioh13 pro tip: visualise and execute the entire cross with your eyes closed. After a bit of practice doing that (it might be quite tricky at first) you'll be able to handle all 4 pieces at once with ease
*O o h , F 2 L p a i r !*
OrangeC7 . Casually inserts it. *Boom*
The happiness of getting a f2l pair while doing a cross is something else ;)
What's that? I use zeroing.
I laughed at that.
He could not help himself to insert it, and I don’t blame him
holy smokes. Just right after watching this video my crosses improved greatly. i understand everything now. Thanks J perm, you always make such good videos
Same dancing banana man
@@TheBluePhoenix008 😂
Ooh I remember the days when I thought learning algorithms was the hard part
what is the hard part then???
@@masterbeater3754 Well for me it's the lookahead and the speed of it all
@@masterbeater3754 F2L. It takes up the majority of your solve times
Lmao, I'm in those days..
@@masterbeater3754 f2l and lookahead
The idea of picking out 'good' and 'bad' edges during inspection, and actively ignoring the 'good' ones is a really good way to approach it. I'm trying to improve my cross times/solutions and this trick was very helpful. Thank you.
How did it go? How fast are your solves?
@@liloalbrecht3561 After 4 years, definitely pretty fast
J perm You really evolve. This is another useful and necessary video. Just keep it going and bring the channel to another level. Watching your videos I know I did not waste my time.
thanks! :)
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@@JPerm hello i have the x man tornado v2 and i am learning advanced cfop. My average is around 20 sec with thd beginner cfop. Is it fine?
@@lord7thyt132 its fine
@@JPerm ftyfuytfyftt
8:39 he was thinking.” Ignore the x-cross,ignore the x-cross.” 9:07 ,” Oh F2L pair.”
Yup. I don't know how he does it haha
Ikr, so satisfying!
Whats x-cross?
@@TheBluePhoenix008 when you solve cross and 1st f2l pair at the same time
@@hellshaked6530 what
I'm 56 y/o (possibly your oldest fan?) and practice (3x3) fairly often but inconsistently. I average 1:15 with a 58.6 PB. I really enjoy your tutorials and am hopeful they will help me attain a sub-30 average. Thank you for putting forth the time and effort to provide these great videos!
thanks for your comment! glad you like the videos :)
surprisingly I've met a lot of older cubers. I think it's because it's such a chill hobby you can easily do at any age
@@JPerm And nostalgia for us i think....I bought a cube the year it came out 1980 ( I still have it), i was 10...and I learnt how to do it and was the main man at school with a time of 1.40 ha ha...but no one else could do it. Couple of years ago I googled this stuff, and first video I came across was lucas etters sub 5 and i thought to myself, no way, thats got to be fake!! has to be...then of course I realised it wasn't, and thought to myself i need to learn that method, which I have...avg now mid 30's so I've knocked a minute off my times....thanks to people like you and other tutorials guys...appreciated.
I am same Pb and average
@@JPerm I think its in general just an epic hobby to have. I wouldn't normally even bother with any kind of intense memorisation of any kind but the "ends" really encourage me to follow through with the "means". I think Il'l be cubing until I'm on my death bed lmao (that got suddenly dark). I average 30 seconds but I enjoy the learning more over the speedcubing. Being able to solve the cube in the most efficient way I can (with the standard inspect time) really resonates with me.
….I got it for my children 11 and 14 and taught how to solve it…
Often my this days Lawyer daughter keep solving it in a normal speed. One day approximately 2 months ago I tried it and wasn’t able to completely solve it 😔☹️ up to the second layer only. With a new challenge in my life a decided to start from scratch to benefit of the new tips- during my search for a good tutorial I found you!!!! Still practicing day by day, solving the cube on a consistent 3 min average. Of course I want to reduce my time and one day surprise to my family!!
Thank you very much, although English is not my first language, you explain in a such a way that what seems impossible to me I end up learning!!! Gracias ☺️
Muchos éxitos! Qué lindo que compartas este hobbie con la familia 😊
9:06 the fact that you didn't leave that out makes me happy.
When you can't resist the Xcross
Hey I’m I was wondering what if you put a bad piece like green on top of red but so that the way they are inserted to the cross is flipped then I have to insert one and then turn it twice and then insert the other is this really worth it?
By flipped I mean red green instead of green red like the order byw
* btw
@@qualitycubing6545 yeah I think it's good but it also depends on other pieces. Also u could do something like R B' R2 (when the two pieces are on the right ie green is on top of red in the R layer). But do then in accordance with the other two pieces.
@@sohanbhattacharyya8451 thanks so much for the reply I was always wondering about this
So glad that you are taking comment requests! I cannot express how happy I am to see your channel grow! Wish I had an idea for a video, but overall very informative and organized video. I'll try to take in this one for my solves as I noticed them! Left a like :)
thank you! well let me know if you ever have a request
I shaved 15 seconds off my average time from your info
Thank you bro.
My new average is about 55 sec.
Tae Tae good job on ur improvement
That’s awesome! Don’t let any of the people bragging about their sub-10 times scare you away from practicing, go at your own pace and you’ll get there in no time!
Good after about a week of practice from being around 55 secs I got to 43 sec average so you should be able to do the same just keep practicing
@@ninjaman570 every cuber started somewhere, it's all about the time you put into it and practicing effectively - I first learnt 10 years ago and am only now on the road to sub-10 (~15atm) never be deterred
I started cubing around 3 weeks ago and my first solve was 2 minutes. Now I can do it average 45 seconds. Although I'm still using the beginners method CFOP instead of the advanced one. I wonder how many seconds I can skip if I decide to learn the full advanced CFOP.
J Perm thanks to your videos, my PB is 14.65 seconds but i still am having trouble averaging under 20, as i am in school so don't have much time to practice. Love your videos, and they really have helped me a lot!
I like your name
O MY GOODNESSSSSSS
You are really a professional teacher
keep doing your best
i will do my best to support you as much possible
J Permさんの動画前から見てるけど本当わかり易くて助かる！
thanks, I learned a couple of new things, your videos are really helpful. I now average something about 45 seconds (slow) and im looking forward to better times (with the help of your videos)!
what do you average now?
@@sjdorange7190 i got down to somewhere around 20, and i guess i sort of quit then. cubing is still something i like, but not a priority 😄
I watched this a long time ago but at the wrong moment. right now knowing all pll and oll and being very good at f2l, I'm still struggling with the cross. after watching this it actually really improve my cross game and made me analyze cross cases better
5:11 Darn I wish I was one of the privileged few who have hands
You actually dont have hands?
@@toille653 no i do how else do you think i was able to post this message
@@aaronzhang9241 your eyes
@@shadowfx.1183 *presses eye against keyboard*
@@aaronzhang9241 thanks ihate it
6:27 I don't understand those moves.
Litterally I really don't understand how you move your fingers that FAST.
Maybe I should lubricate my fingers.
Plus this video is very helpful.
You have to know right finger tricks and then practice.
Fantastic cross video, for me it's the best one. Great explanation. Thanks, Carlos
I like you grammar, but you forgot the period. pe·ri·od
/ˈpirēəd/Submit
noun
1.
a length or portion of time.
"he had long periods of depression"
synonyms: time, spell, interval, stretch, term, span, phase, bout, run, duration, chapter, stage; More
2.
NORTH AMERICAN
a punctuation mark (.) used at the end of a sentence or an abbreviation.
adjective
1.
belonging to or characteristic of a past historical time, especially in style or design.
"a splendid selection of period furniture"
@@ChristianSheehan Congratulations! You know a lot of English grammar, but I'd prefer that your post were an answer to my question and not an English grammar class. My mother tongue is Spanish and I have learned English on my own. I suppose your Spanish is perfect too ;-) Best regards, Carlos
@@ResuelveloTu
No parece que estas fluido con el inglés o con los bromas. r/woooosh.
@@ChristianSheehan Tampoco tú con el español. Se dice "las bromas", no "los bromas" 😂😂
@@ChristianSheehan who
6:18 Your fingertrick optimised solution: L F' L' D' L F' L' R2
How I deal with such cases: F L F' L' D' F2 R2
Or in other words: Just save the orange one with an F move at the beginning and you don't have to sort of sledge it back afterwards. Not sure if it really is faster, but that's how it works best for me.
the first F doesnt transition quite as well, but saves moves. looks like that's a good solution too if you can do it fast
This guy is a different level
Assuming you're doing a white cross on the bottom, an intermediate trick is that a lot of times, there's one or more cross pieces on the top layer (with white on top) that just needs a double move like R2, F2, B2 or L2 (or a U move to match the side center (or align it with a rotated cross) and a double move) to put it into the cross. Just move those out of the way (with a U move) when you insert at least 2 other cross pieces. Then insert the easy pieces on the top layer last. This means for beginners/intermediates, you only need to insert two pieces into the cross and this is really easy to figure out during inspection. The double move piece is easily inserted afterwards and the last piece shouldn't require more than an easy 3 moves regardless of where it is.
Then you can do the same with pieces that are on the middle layer and already have their centers matched. These are easily insertable with a quarter move. So try to insert other pieces first without moving these middle layer pieces. Keep them for last (or just before top layer pieces mentioned above). Sometimes you have to put it in early, but only as a second piece then the third can go in. That's just as good because you still only have to remember 2 pieces.
There are tons of tricks to create a cross and only need to remember how to place 2 pieces and get all 4 in and easily figured out in 15s of inspection.
Wow I saw someone asked for a cross tutorial in the last video, you're very quick at making these!
Every time i watch a J Perm's tutorial, even if i dont understand anything, i really get faster on my solves and idk if it is a miracle and thank you so much J Perm for making me a speedcuber like this
Bro I went from 8 seconds on my cross to 2! This is a miracle video
How long did it take you to practice that
Just started learning, this is imo, complex but still helpful in seeing and understanding the steps needed to solve the Rubik's
Honestly this video helped me so much with look ahead!!! I know that wasn’t the intended purpose but learning that i could nudge bad pieces out was life changing. it seems like such a simple solution, I should have already known but I didn’t even think about it. Thank you so much j perm!! Hopefully one day I’ll be as fast as you. Hehe
9:00 You could also do D' F2 R'
I was subconsciously trying to make the xcross haha but I saw that too
@@JPerm preserve the F2L pair first!!!!😅😅😅
you could also do U R D U M B
The Calculated Cuber dick.
The Calculated Cuber no you couldn’t
When it comes to tips/tricks, you are by the far the best and most helpful RUclipsr out there. Even when you think you know it all, there's always something you could learn :)
Such a Helpful Video TYSM J Perm, i watched this 4 years later
I am a quitted cuber and I wanna re learn everything and seeing all this is just straight up nostalgic 😢
Nice
Thank you so much .No need to watch the older video.This covers everything we need to know about the advanced cross.
There are actually different points in each! This one is slightly less advanced
I never thought that you would reply to me so soon.😯😯😯😯😯
Thank you bro.
Best video for cross peices inserting correction.
These are really useful but they mangle my brain. I have been doing the same method since the mid-1980s which is cross, top corners, second layer edges, position bottom corners, orientate bottom corners and then two moves to complete the bottom edges. I'm 48 now and relearning is hard but I am doing okay with the cross and F2L - not ready for OLL or PLL yet, one step at a time!! I can turn fairly quickly but I have big pauses while working out what to do. My strategy is to stop and plan my next set of moves and then execute them as quickly as possible. Not sure if that is the right strategy. I need a lot of practise!
More helpful than the previous one.
Thank you Jpdrm
Me gustó mucho el vídeo, mis respetos para J Perm Jejje.
Saludos Parcerito
For case 2, I think I'd start on green and do F' L F2 D' F R
3 moves to solve 2 edges, and leaves 2 more good edges 1 move from being solved. There's a small regrip in my execution but it's minor and still flows pretty well
This guy makes the best tutorials
Here a new fan! A year older than your older fan. I just turn 60.
I started with the rubick’s cube on my 20 during my college years…later in this country
Thanks for making these AWESOME cubing videos! My cross was really slow. This has helped A ton! Thanks!
I knew these already, but enjoyed the video ❤
bro you're so fast at teaching but i still learn thank uu
Thanks J perm! You got me to 31 seconds to 22 seconds!your the best!
Thank you for helping me I was able to solve the cross
Imagine someone being color neutral and not using advanced cross.
Hmm, that would be me then...
Also me
im like the opposite, I use advanced cross and I only solve on white & yellow. I avg around low 14
@@RemoPihel Interesting, you should consider being color neutral.
A lot of people.
Congrats on 80k subscribers! 👍👍👍
thank you!
I've been waiting for this.
the putting the bad edge on the good edge was actually very useful. I was doing the R' F R and wondering is there anyway to make it quicker. thanks!
The "really bad" edge is almost the same thing: it's putting the bad edge under the good one.
@@prdoyle when you realize that and feel very stupid
those bad edge tips are super useful!
seriously this video was so much helpful and it was at the right time
It's one of the best cross-tutorials I've seen. Just a question. During the inspection time, do you use any memorization technique to quickly remember the movements of R U 'F R' ... etc? As some people do in blind solutions?
This might sound crazy. But literally i got my new PB after watching your this video...
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Are Bhai/man .. you got it ..
thanks j perm! this video was very helpful!
Your the best cuber and the funniest Thanks
Omg j perm...thanks...this video really helped me.....unlike other videos, this vided is specific, clear and concise....thanks man
Your videos are amazing !
You could do some example solves. They are quite easy to make, and also very helpful.
Love your videos :D
hey in example 2 where you put blue, you do 4 moves in all for aligning d layer, inserting blue, d2 and the orange. But u could let blue stay there, align d layer solve orange which matches blue piece with center and one more to solve blue. That way you do one less move for same if not better finger tricks. Time stamp : 9:02
This is hard, man!
I still haven’t pursued learning (is it called the X-cross, when, during the cross, you manage to pair f2l?) Any way, towards the end of your vid, 1 of your cross solves, right before you inserted the last edge, you went, “Ooh, f2l pair” & inserted the pair to finish your cross. Thank you for that demo. It gave me a REAL good idea/example of how you can some times insert a pair during CROSS. Thank you Thank you 🙏
J Perm cube tutorials are always the best among all
"ooh, f2l pair!"
Just want to tell you this help me so much. I used to do cross similar to what you did except I have to do it on the same center color. Now I dont have to do that just do it as long as the order is right. I still slow but this help me a lot, thanks.
Thank you very much jperm for this great video! ❤
This guy is so good at teaching! I am rn sub 30 and aiming to sub 20. I have confidence to achieve it after watching his videos.
good evening Big Boss
your great ,its impressive to teaching and nice and amazing way to explaining every things.your deserving a Big Boss word.
i am so thankful for everything i am imran from Pakistan and i am new cuber now i am in sub30 and trying to improve my speed.i am seeing many cuber they teaching nice skills and tips and your one of the top once.i am apologizing here about my English maybe its not perfect.
but i am following your videos which is so fruitful and the best way to explaining every aspects.
i dont have words to appreciate your jab. thanks for your all work God bless you for your life..
thank you!! glad you like them :)
Thank you so much! I think this is going to help a lot!
i did learn something new thank you very much
I had already learnt all this by myself.but couldn't resist watching cause it's a jperm upload.
Best cubing channel.
Some great vids. Sub 40 atm, with a 32s pb. My cross takes faaar too long though. So hoping this can help get me into the 20s! The hardest part for me is remembering the moves
My cross takes me about 10 - 20 seconds, and my pb for the cube is 1:59, but I do use a cube that was my mum's, so it's 40 years old, so it's really stiff. So at least your doing better than me lol
I am getting a new cube for my birthday so I should be able to get sub 50 I hope
@@depagogd1426 I've been slacking but averaging about 25s now. Cross is still my worst part my far though. A good cube makes a huge difference. Good luck!
i think you can skip cross and f2l by using the 1st step in roux method (1x2x3)
then you can use oll and pll
i tried it once and it worked
this was very helpful thank you alot!
Here is my way of solving the cross.
Using M or M' moves followed by U or U', or r' or l' moves, followed by U, U' or U2 moves instead of any B moves when solving the cross.
Cross pieces are simply edges, so using M or M' moves will work.
Yay, advanced cross! I could sure use this :)
Good and Useful video. It really helped me a lot.
loved the video and the previous part too keep it up bro..
I just saw that this was from 1 exact year ago!! Great Video Though!!
Lol this video made me rethink whether I’m good at cross
important: 3:55,
8:20 (you can insert an edge even if it's not right, just override it later)
Hello! An alternative to wide moves are double-simultaneous moves (U & D') to solve the situation used in demonstrating the wide move; as it is sometimes very hard to change your grip from middle layer to bottom layer to do wide moves. (If you get my point)
Thank you!before I couldn't know how to do some of this cases but now I learn how!I am a sub 12 solver and my cross average is around 1-2seconds but sometimes the scramble is really bad and my cross is just awful😣but thank you one more time😀😁
Wish I found this last month when I was working on the cross, I did see the previous beginner's cross video, but not this one.
Literally Every Tip And Trick In this video I figured by myself, But I also think figuring it all out by myself made it more clear to me so idk
5:08 Jperm: this is the rare case you can get.
Me: I always this case mostly every solve
Same
This was a good one. Thanks!!
What the heck! Your TPS is Crazy 7:57
Thank you
Yeeeeeees more cross stuff. That's absolutely one of the most useful things I can imagine for me personally, thank you
For example 2
Facing the orange center
L' B L2 u' F R
Would be the best solution for the X-Cross
Since it's easier to finger trick
In my opinion
Depending on how you execute it
Plus,
It puts the F2L pair at the back
:)
Great video!! Keep it up bigboy
It's awesome dude and makes me feel better ....nice and thanks dude.....!!👍👌😀
This is insanely useful
My cross solution have 3 rotation before i watch this vdo
was waiting for dis
I finally got the f2l right from your video yayyyyy
Very nice.