Solving PBL with 2 CP Algs (Full PBL Part 1)

[@ThibaudOU]

0:44 - Good CPS 1:26 - Solved Layer 1:44 - J Perms (misalign based on blocks) 2:26 - N Perms (misalign based on blocks) 2:46 - T Perm 3:56 - Y Perm 5:06 - U Perms 6:00 - H Perm 6:34 - A Perms 7:53 - G Perms 9:14 - Rest of G Perms 10:41 - Example Solves

[@lucashoward6602]

Where is the pbl doc? Ive seen people mention it and ive been trying to find it

[@fnravi]

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bLhYXaW1HGGTypOQGOJvnS2L40gKXHlbc8zJ3ZXYeTE/edit?usp=drivesdk

[@cuberootme]

Do you have docx or PDF of PBL algs?

[@HippoSZN]

Yo wassup bro I will try to learn squan so this will help me soon thanks bro!

[@CubeMasterYT]

No problem :)

[@808cuber2]

Hey, it's me again, My friend was asking me a question about sq-1 CSP and I wasn't sure. Basically the question was why do I still get parity on one of the layers when I do the correct algorithm? Does CSP only make sure you don't get single layer parity?

[@CubeMasterYT]

The point of CSP is removing the parity error in the whole cube (parity on only one layer). If you get parity on both layers (ex. adj adj, opp opp) it can be solved without the long parity algorithm. Just like in 3x3, two edges swapped is impossible but two edges on the top layer and two edges on the bottom layer swapped is possible.

[@ZenPapaya]

ok i never really learned pll on 3x3. But i was able to recognize most of the letters for the cases like j perm and n perm and stuff. But i cant find the difference between a perm and g perm. look the same.

[@ignDart]

you probably know now, but A perms have headlights and a 2x2 block, G perms have headlights and a 2x1 block

[@foufouf8877]

An a perm just has 3 corners that neeed to be solve. A g perm (learn them at the end) just has a 1x2 block and anything else is not solved.

[@nabranestwistypuzzler7019]

I currently average sub 2 minutes & I use PBL algs from 2x2x3 for CP, but I align the layers a certain way to do EP control. I use a CP alg, align the layers, and do the CP alg again. If I have “parity” in both layers, I do the double opposite swap alg (one in each layer), but if I have an O-Perm in 1 layer & an opposite swap in the other layer, I know to 1-Look it.

[@CubeMasterYT]

Cool :)

[@JYPark1101]

Hi, I'm trying to make PBL resources for beginners. I have this progression outline, would this be okay? Thanks! 1. 3CP PBL 2. 2/2 pure CP, EPs 3. R/J, R/R 4. U/U, A/A 5. DP PBL

[@rblxcuber8398]

OK that's cool but where do I find 3CP PBL tho?

[@JYPark1101]

@@rblxcuber8398 Might as well docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oB70XiQxiemgG21qUrVBkoXnZnzn_VqIjl2xbgMoi2U/edit?usp=sharing

[@maxcubes8724]

What to start learning Cubechape Parity or PBl before

[@CubeMasterYT]

CSP 100%, PBL is almost useless without CSP

[@cookierobber]

In the PBL doc, Y/J and Y/G are listed as 2CP, whereas the inverse are listed as 2CP or Good U, depending on bar flip. Is this just a mistake, or is there a reason behind it?

[@CubeMasterYT]

Fixed it, should be good now :)

[@electrixshadow4289]

what j perm and n perm algs do you use, i forgot my plls lol 😂

[@randomizedcuber3073]

On the doc where you have the video that you can learn each PBL at, I did a scramble and got Ga/Y and it said it was here, but this video is only for PBLs with one solved side. Where are the other ones?

[@CubeMasterYT]

These aren't for PBLs with one solved side, the first part is just breaking down each case into one side showing how you do it. At the end I have some example solves on how to use the first part to do PBL with the PLLs on both side :)

[@randomizedcuber3073]

Cube Master thx, I didn’t even watch the example solves lol. Thinking of learning pbl and csp.

[@randomizedcuber3073]

So, there are 967 pbl cases and then u just have to figure out what 2 algs to use for each case?

[@CubeMasterYT]

Yeah, this video only covers a portion of that though

[@randomizedcuber3073]

Cube Master ok I’ll try to learn pbl after I’m finished learning csp

[@randomizedcuber3073]

Cube Master for example if I get like t/h, since t is a j perm and h is an n perm, then I would do j/n and then the case after that?

[@CubeMasterYT]

Yep!

[@randomizedcuber3073]

Cube Master do u have tips for reducing transition time while going to the next step in sq-1 like co to eo etc

[@maxcubes8724]

How many Cases of PBll

[@CubeMasterYT]

There are 967 cases

[@CubeSapien]

Really informative vvide, what will be the expected time to do the EP step if i use this pbl for EP.

[@CubeMasterYT]

Thanks! Not entirely sure what your question is, but PBL pretty much makes an EP skip, but if you're talking about solving EP with this method it definitely is possible and should take the similar time as regular EP, but probably not as fast as full EP.

[@CubeSapien]

@@CubeMasterYT hey will i have to learn csp to be sub 15 in sq1 ,and is there any tutorial on youtube to learn how to use the cpp for sq1

[@CubeMasterYT]

CSP is definitely useful, but not necessary. If you want to start learning it now so you finish earlier, there is no harm in doing that either. I would not really recommend CPP as CSP is much better and EPP is pretty similar, but here's a quick tutorial: Look for top and bottom plls. If they are both normal or both parity plls, you have no parity. If only one of them is a parity pll, do the CPP alg (you can probably find the algs somewhere online)

[@johnnoecalingacion5850]

What sub should i learn pbl?

[@CubeMasterYT]

Maybe sub 10 or sub 9, you can watch this video for more info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIexkJh8nr51bpo

[@thephysicistcuber175]

When you use roux, know full PLL and have already learnt all of this (apart from A perms, cuz I use an alg)

[@cheelive9548]

It's Lin, my majesty

[@808cuber2]

Just Subscribed!

[@CubeMasterYT]

Thanks!

[@alejrandom6592]

225/967 PBL?

[@CubeMasterYT]

Not exactly sure, but that sounds about right.

[@ThibaudOU]

How did you calculate that ?

[@ThibaudOU]

Nvm 15^2

[@davidcejka253]

Should i learn this or CSP first?

[@abrahamjh5742]

csp

[@CubingTube]

was the solved layer a joke or were you actually serious?

[@jameschea.]

What about r, v, f, z perms

[@acrat075_now]

You didn’t cover f or r

[@AdamKedziorski]

they can't be solved with 2cp

[@Leumaz.z]

Guys Ik this is a year later but I have a better J N /0 -3/0 3/0 -3/0 3/

[@Leumaz.z]

It’s not necessarily better but it’s as good and it’s easier to memorise

[@CubeMasterYT]

That's the one I use and used in the video lol, probably is the best JN alg

[@Leumaz.z]

Cube Master lol ok I must have looked at a different one

[@BrandonNunez]

Woaj I still use lin

[@helmerewert2191]

Brandon Nunez woaj

[@CubeMasterYT]

You can still use it for PLLs :)

[@thephysicistcuber175]

"Still" Keep using lin boi