I thought of this little F2L trick for the case in 2:20
It will require an open slot to work. bring the corner from the open slot into the spot of the corner in the correct place, Flip the edge using any flipping algorithm and replace the corner It should go like this:
I am not a fan of algorithm F2L, because it doesn't account for pieces in the wrong slots and often you have to do a cube rotation to set it up.
However, with practice you can learn to do all the F2L tricks from any angle (yes, even with L moves) and it's easier to lookahead if you're using an alg rather than intuition.
Another counterpoint: intuitive F2L is easier to learn, and it helps you understand the cube.
Hey guys, there are some flaws in the notation he puts in text in the video, for instance, at 6:20 , the " U' " should be just U, Thrawst, plz fix this, i counted 2 so far, and ive revised them myself, but it sucks, revise plz?
Dude instead of using the algorithm watch what he does and try to figure out how it works, that way its actually intuitive you know? You actually know what your doing instead of blindly using an alg. , helps you understand how to work the cube better too
k im confused. all of these algorithms work but most of them take about of the the already finished parts...for example i can have 2 already done and on my 3 pairing it takes out one to make space for that one...why does it take out one? someone plzzzzz reply!
sorry for being dumb... can you explain what the Us and Rs are... and the U' and R' things. I know the basic concept, but can you tell me the diff between U and U'. Which way am i supposed to turn each one?
y'(R'U'RU2)(R'URU')R'U'R ? I guess the other one would be easier for lefties, but maybe this is better for right handed people like me. It's the same just w/ a y' and all the Fs changed to R
i find learning a bit of intuitive f2l before the algorithms helps because some the of the algorithms may be something you you do intuitively but not recognized as an algorithm.....if that made sense.
i'vw never seen someone cube quite the same way you do. i keep trying your triggers (the R U R' and the L' U' L, just those two), and i can't do it very well. I'm trying to use your kind of triggers so that I can get my G perm a bit faster. it's actually helping too, so thank you, sir thrawst.
Dude i love you videos that is how i learned how to solve a cube for the first time now i can solve it in 1:38 !!! but from this video i didnt understand anything sorry
dude you did a goood job and all but you either need to explain a little better or somthing because a cant do one of those move and i hane been cubind for 4 years?
this is easily the best guide ive seen, i already know the fridrich system but was tempted to make my own cause somr of the vids are confusing on here, but youve done well. nice to see you put in the effort of blacking out your cube. that fridrich girl must be some genius to of figured ou all that
when i started cubing there was no Fridrich tutorials, haha, i didn't even know there was such a thing as intuitive f2l when i started using it, i thought i invented it :P
but if you use a working corner your algs take longer without one because you are used to having a working corner. It makes you dependent and you don't use the fastest algs.
when you do f2l do you think about the cases and algorithms? or does it just come to you? because its basically an intuitive step for me the way i do it
shouldn't 5:48 be U F at the end not U' F?
synawat 3 months ago
I thought of this little F2L trick for the case in 2:20
It will require an open slot to work. bring the corner from the open slot into the spot of the corner in the correct place, Flip the edge using any flipping algorithm and replace the corner It should go like this:
D(or D' or D2) R U R' U' F' U F D'
blackzabbathfan 1 year ago
2:20
I prefer the algo:
F2 U2 l' U2 l U2 F U' F
MozartJunior22 1 year ago
2:19 couldnt you just go: R U R'U' 3 times, than R 2U R' 2U F U F'
darthvaderyoda 1 year ago
I am not a fan of algorithm F2L, because it doesn't account for pieces in the wrong slots and often you have to do a cube rotation to set it up.
However, with practice you can learn to do all the F2L tricks from any angle (yes, even with L moves) and it's easier to lookahead if you're using an alg rather than intuition.
Another counterpoint: intuitive F2L is easier to learn, and it helps you understand the cube.
mynameisdarthtater 1 year ago
those algorithms apply for even when other pairs are ready?
akisgr4 1 year ago
the algorithm in 2:20 is too long
better is: R U' 2R 2U R U' F' U' F
THAT IS FASTER ^^
mzielinskim 2 years ago
Cheers it looks easier without the other stickers.
Jo3Ach 2 years ago
Hey guys, there are some flaws in the notation he puts in text in the video, for instance, at 6:20 , the " U' " should be just U, Thrawst, plz fix this, i counted 2 so far, and ive revised them myself, but it sucks, revise plz?
Jackasswannabe08 2 years ago
Dude instead of using the algorithm watch what he does and try to figure out how it works, that way its actually intuitive you know? You actually know what your doing instead of blindly using an alg. , helps you understand how to work the cube better too
CeLt74 2 years ago
could you please put the algorythms in the video description? this would help a lot! thanks for the tutorial!
NanoMan1000 2 years ago
k im confused. all of these algorithms work but most of them take about of the the already finished parts...for example i can have 2 already done and on my 3 pairing it takes out one to make space for that one...why does it take out one? someone plzzzzz reply!
Paintballpistols999 2 years ago
its doesnt revise some notation pls
MrCuberMan 2 years ago
This is because you never want to have a solved slot in the top layer if you are going to be rotating it.
AccurateGaming 2 years ago
whats a small d ?
MrCuberMan 2 years ago
i know now
MrCuberMan 2 years ago
both down layers.
Mayorkaman 2 years ago
did u memorize all the f2ls but either way u r crazy at solvin a rubicks cube
AzlyTV 2 years ago
4:55 i think you said "it`s flipped there and the corner`s in the same place"
cuber55 2 years ago
yeah cuz the one before was exactly the same thing except the edge was flipped.
Mayorkaman 2 years ago
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i learned off pogobat he rules u dont
koolkier7 2 years ago
oh yeah it dos really help man
thx man
myphone12321 3 years ago
can someone tell me wut y ' is? i know all the other ones except that
Paintballpistols999 3 years ago
Means to rotate the entire cube counterclockwise
coyner254 2 years ago
when is the link for this on your website going to be up and running?
manx1324 3 years ago
What type of diy is that. what type of stickers are those
RubixLord 3 years ago
wtf what does y' mean i've been looking at lotta websites and it has that some1 help
vmntmn 3 years ago
turn the cube to left
ministacker 3 years ago
but in 5:30 you don't need it
it's a mistake oO
KingxXxEvil 3 years ago
mistake at 4:00 ;)
Akunamis 3 years ago
for the case when the corner is facing down and the edge is flipped (it's 2:12 ) u can use the following algorithm, too: R2 U2 F R2 F' U2 R' U R'
leandrobaltazar 3 years ago
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got a life?
scoffey7 3 years ago
thrawst plz reply.. wat stickers are those?
shahmirboys 3 years ago
those are cubesmith stickers
aznbullet95 3 years ago
do you know where i can get the rubik's logo sticker?
xUnKnOwNOnEx 3 years ago
cubesmith(dot)COM
MrCuberMan 2 years ago
I think he just ripped the stickers off :P
billma12345 3 years ago
yeah he did its so obvious.
xUnKnOwNOnEx 3 years ago
ok... so you use all of these algorithms (or a variety of them)to solve the first 2 layers COMPLETELY (so that only the top layer is left to solve)?
or is it only for solving one corner of the cube?
allycat65803 3 years ago
seriously you don't have to memorize all the algorithms some of the cases are intuition
RookieN08 3 years ago
what is y'
clevermanhon 3 years ago
sorry for being dumb... can you explain what the Us and Rs are... and the U' and R' things. I know the basic concept, but can you tell me the diff between U and U'. Which way am i supposed to turn each one?
MormonOtaku 3 years ago
U= Upper face Clockwise
U'= Upper face Counter-Clockwise
Same with R R' L L' F F' D D' B B'
itsShnickle 3 years ago
"it flips there and the corner is still in the same place" lol
crazylollylover 3 years ago
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this is going too fast to learn.
roxas5678 3 years ago
then write them down
randomvids266 3 years ago
if its too fast to learn
try to learn faster
or just rewatch it
problem solveddd
deadlocked101 3 years ago
Thrawst about how long did it take you to remember all these
EricCartman1108 3 years ago 7
I ended up reflecting all of the algorigthms w/ Fs and Us so they would have Rs and Us :P
ironclownfish 3 years ago
At 3:55 wouldn't it be easier to do
y'(R'U'RU2)(R'URU')R'U'R ? I guess the other one would be easier for lefties, but maybe this is better for right handed people like me. It's the same just w/ a y' and all the Fs changed to R
ironclownfish 3 years ago
u always say ok so on your video
swade345 3 years ago 4
i find learning a bit of intuitive f2l before the algorithms helps because some the of the algorithms may be something you you do intuitively but not recognized as an algorithm.....if that made sense.
alligatorsheriff 3 years ago
what's d? down?
brokensoul168 3 years ago
A lowercase d means that not only do you turn the down layer but also the inner edge corresponding to it.
eupogia 3 years ago
no its right
swade345 3 years ago
For the flipped edge, you can also do F2 U2 R' F2 R U2 F U F
noobhermit 3 years ago
know wer in the 1st layer blu facing forward yelow and red piece mis orient der u lack U2 the algorithms must be F' U' F U F' U F U2 R U R'
zartin0555 3 years ago
u have some lacking algorithms u lack u2
zartin0555 3 years ago
could u put the list of algorthms?
luigi11145 3 years ago
I'm working on the f2l page on my site as I type this
Thrawst 3 years ago 2
What do y and x stand for?
AbhinavanT 3 years ago
Those are called "Cube Rotations" They spin the cube itself instead of turning sides.
Y is like U, but it spins the whole cube instead of turning a side.
X is like R, but again, it spins the whole cube.. and doesn't actually turn any sides.
LanceTheBlueKnight 3 years ago
Ohh ok thanks alot:)
AbhinavanT 3 years ago
how could you remember all those algorithms????
chamachinga20 3 years ago
you handle the cube like a pro.
YAY
haganeno76 3 years ago 2
I find that algorithims dont go faster than not
blingboy49 4 years ago
i'vw never seen someone cube quite the same way you do. i keep trying your triggers (the R U R' and the L' U' L, just those two), and i can't do it very well. I'm trying to use your kind of triggers so that I can get my G perm a bit faster. it's actually helping too, so thank you, sir thrawst.
DaKrazedKyubizt 4 years ago
Where can I get a print-out of those algorithms??
apw10x 4 years ago
Thanks this really helped me learn F2L
Marsbar613 4 years ago
my cube is sooooo bad that if i want 1 corner to face a different way i dont have to ramove a single piece to change wich way it is facin!!!
tonyhawkdude95 4 years ago
when u said that thing that u didnt no wot u said it was ... "its fliped though and the corners still in the same place"!
tonyhawkdude95 4 years ago
what does lowercase "d" mean in the 3rd algorhythm
xgwongx 4 years ago
it means turn the bottom two layers like you would a D
seaweed810 4 years ago
Dude i love you videos that is how i learned how to solve a cube for the first time now i can solve it in 1:38 !!! but from this video i didnt understand anything sorry
naruto30002 4 years ago
is there a quicker way of doing top layer?
tonyhawkdude95 4 years ago
yes. you can do OLLs and then PLLs.
Thrawst has a video titled "The PLL's I use"
It helps
seaweed810 4 years ago
where the heck did you put the camera for this video?
DaKrazedKyubizt 4 years ago
in his ear?...mouth?...face??....back?...
knicknackssss 4 years ago
he zoomed it from a shelf
bulletkip 4 years ago
really? i mean, is the shelf directly behind him? i can't figure out where else he could have put it except holding it with his chin...
are you SURE he put it on aa shelf?
DaKrazedKyubizt 4 years ago
no. just guessing.
bulletkip 4 years ago
oh, okay.
DaKrazedKyubizt 4 years ago
He could have put it on a tri-pod
gjyrcjuytfyt 4 years ago
i guess...
DaKrazedKyubizt 4 years ago
is there a website where all the positions and algarithms are written down!
tonyhawkdude95 4 years ago
Is there somewhere I can find these algs written down>?
altonjr23 4 years ago
dang so many algorythms
xgwongx 4 years ago
you have a sexy voice.
cerealkilluh 4 years ago
theres an algorithm you give, its when youve got the corner piece placed but the side is inverted. you give
R U' R' d R' U2 R U2 R' U R
now i assumed d was D and worked on it slowly. i made a mess and removed D and came up with this
R U' R' R' U2 R U' F' U F , its 10 moves not 11 plus you only have 1 U2 instesd of 2
NicNasty1981 4 years ago
dude you did a goood job and all but you either need to explain a little better or somthing because a cant do one of those move and i hane been cubind for 4 years?
MackAttack79 4 years ago
sorry could you explain to me what "y" is and if theres any others apart from the standard? x maybe?
NicNasty1981 4 years ago
i can do that.
x is like R, but you move the whole cube instead of just one layer.
y is like U, but you move the whole cube instead of just one layer.
z is like F, but you move the whole cube instead of just one layer.
DaKrazedKyubizt 4 years ago
thanks for that, i seen him moving the cube but i wasnt exactly sure, plus i would of never guessed there was a z
NicNasty1981 4 years ago
this is easily the best guide ive seen, i already know the fridrich system but was tempted to make my own cause somr of the vids are confusing on here, but youve done well. nice to see you put in the effort of blacking out your cube. that fridrich girl must be some genius to of figured ou all that
NicNasty1981 4 years ago
what is this for the lars petrus method?
bigblondeboy1 4 years ago
fridrich. petrus is you make a 2x2 square.
benitheking 4 years ago
oh sry i just realized he said it in the beginning
bigblondeboy1 4 years ago
i noticed taht was well
it had me confused for a min...
billybobsteele 4 years ago
i think if i learnt this properly i could get considerably better
billybobsteele 4 years ago
Seriously speaking,
REDO this video
xeldonrager 4 years ago
dont understand at all...at 2:07
what Does d Mean?
FlyGuyDrec 4 years ago
it means move the to bottom layers in a D motion
boiswatching 4 years ago 2
it means twist the bottom TWO layers in a D motion although theres no difference i just want to point out
baozakerga987 4 years ago
Not to be mean thrawst but I don't suggest anyone does non-intuitive F2L its slower to look for cases
nenlon 4 years ago
Very nice video! it's difficult to teach fridrich F2L as there is nearly always faster ways of doing it.
cubestack 4 years ago
when i started cubing there was no Fridrich tutorials, haha, i didn't even know there was such a thing as intuitive f2l when i started using it, i thought i invented it :P
ThePizzaGuy92 4 years ago
What about if the corner facing right on the top layer and the edge is on the front face, flipped the right way???
seaweed810 4 years ago
wow thiz iz a good tutorial and very helpful!!! :D
anojansmart 4 years ago 2
on one of the algorithms there is y' what does that mean.
I watched what you do and you do F' instead!
seaweed810 4 years ago
y's and x's and z's are used for notation when youre rotating the whole cube, not just one side
manz999 4 years ago
What does each of them mean
seaweed810 4 years ago
And for the first three algorithms, you can use a working corner and made them a lot shorter
MistArts 4 years ago
but if you use a working corner your algs take longer without one because you are used to having a working corner. It makes you dependent and you don't use the fastest algs.
awiens11 4 years ago
THRAWST=GOD
you rock man thanks so much!
your my cubing legend!
Rubix189 4 years ago
not quite GOD but an idol
wywyman 4 years ago
I love htis tutorial but it/s very hard to grasp because I solve white first lol.
MusicCube 4 years ago
when you do f2l do you think about the cases and algorithms? or does it just come to you? because its basically an intuitive step for me the way i do it
manz999 4 years ago
after practicing them so much its more of a reaction. Upon recognizing the pattern i know that i have to do specific moves to solve the slot.
Thrawst 4 years ago
Its kind of like.. Oh thats there, hvae to do this.
MusicCube 4 years ago
so would you suggest me learning all the algorithms?
manz999 4 years ago
wow it is really helpful to actually see someone do the algorithms.
how long did it take you to learn all of these?
awiens11 4 years ago
kewl dude :))
boiswatching 4 years ago
thanks thrawst
xugoodness57 4 years ago
Aweosme tutorial man =D
BuggerDan 4 years ago
do you know all these?
piggottmohawk 4 years ago
thanks a lot man
Gabbasoft 4 years ago
Taking off the stickers was a genius idea.
Hurrikaighnkev 4 years ago 2
THANK YOU THRAWST.
I spend a lot of time on the first layer.
biggajigga721 4 years ago
Good job! It will be of great help to many :) Thanks
Lockerr 4 years ago
thank you thrawst this is xactly what i needed!
piggottmohawk 4 years ago
wooo
rubikscubeman12 4 years ago
First!!!
Dude this is what I wanted! YOU ROCK!!!!
malicios 4 years ago