Rubik's Cube: 2 Look PLL

This is how you solve the Permutation of Last Layer (PLL) only using 6 algorithms as opposed to 21 algorithms that are required for Fridrich PLL. You need to apply two or less of the 6 algorithms to solve each case.

Algs in order:
1. x [(R' U R') D2] [(R U' R') D2] R2
2. R2 U [R U R' U'] (R' U') (R' U R')
3. [R U'] [R U] [R U] [R U'] R' U' R2
4. M2 U M2 U2 M2 U M2
5. M2 U M2 U M' U2 M2 U2 M' U2
6. x' [(R U' R') D (R U R')] u2 [(R' U R) D (R' U' R)]

all algs can also be found on my PLL page:
http://www.cdf.toronto.edu/~g6karpat/plls/pll.html

Category:

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Tags:

• rubik's
• rubix
• cube
• two
• look
• PLL
• fridrich
• Permutation
• Last
• Layer
• badmephisto

[dmr778810]

thumbs up for 2:33 left cube checker board

[MrChuiCheeseballs]

in last alg i havta finish with U2 D2, but it doesnt say...

[ronisgr7]

what's x or x'??



[derpderp15]

@badmephisto a better algorithm for is F2 U Mi U2 M U F2 for the clockwise,

and F2 Ui Mi U2 M Ui F2 for anti clockwise,

Like this so people can see pls :D

[jackknife0001]

great... now instead of memerizing my tommorrow's spelling words, im doing this. just great.

[lostsh0t1]

I use 1 alg for the corner permutation and its faster than those 2

r',f,r',b180,r,f',r',b180,r180

[eLegance0407]

@magtricks

Wow, you should practice more often!

With only the beginner's fridrich method, my average is 45 seconds in a few weeks!

[magtricks]

can you please do the video you said in the first 10 seconds. i can't get my time below 45 seconds with the 2look oll pll

[aldrinlongboan]

in the situation where you use the e permutation because there are no matching stickers in the corners......its easier if you still use the clockwise corner cycle.....the algorithms you use when there are matching stickers at the back

[mattetis]

@juliand665 the rubiks have same amount of turns counting the F2 and R2 as two turns, and rubiks have left turns wich are harder to execute i think

[juliand665]

@DeathTheKid768 F L F U' R U F2 L2 U' L' B D' B' L2 U

Google search "Rubik's cube patterns" :D

[juliand665]

@juliand665 should practise*

I failed