Solving a 3x3 Using Only Double Moves!

[@agamchawla9053]

Petition for J perm to update his cube tier list Jperm if you see this plzzzz give a sign

[@manganesegoblin981]

And his cubing youtuber one.

[@cuberdoge22]

Ok

[@Jvdzzz]

69th like

[@taxfraudpro]

Petition signed.

[@johnathonstorrey2693]

OLL tier list

[@dahamstergaming4029]

This is actually really fun ive been doing this forever.

[@17elkhorn]

Me too I've been doing forever

[@landonc4452]

I can’t seem to figure it out

[@fjrinf]

Me too lmao whenever i got bored i do that

[@cubingnesse8785]

Me too,it really fun

[@zwxyer]

Landon C a really important alg to figure out is a 3 piece cycle on a single slice.. then whenever u get stuck use it

[@thethinkinlad]

Creating my own algorithms with your method is exactly how I stumbled upon the actual OLL algs like the Y cases, a fish case and two L cases! I just couldn’t memorize those algs so I messed around and found the solutions intuitively ^^

[@funtamilanallrounder2700]

Me 2 Found near 15 my own cases but not only oll

[@a_h1pp059]

I did that for the Oll that looks like T with both ways and I did that for a perms

[@monicadua7]

@@a_h1pp059 ya same

[@TrangVu529]

Fish one I do R U2 R' U' R U'

[@GorrilaVr873]

@@a_h1pp059I did for the T with blocks facing away from each other i do R U R’ U’ R’ F R F’

[@cubingnetwork2872]

Quarantine hit him pretty hard.

[@Cubable]

YESSSSlol

[@flipper5594]

lmaooo

[@notcidreks5704]

Lmfao

[@agoezwild]

Lmao

[@cuuboid478]

One algorithm I found that’s really useful is a three-swap that goes through the middle: (R2 U2 R2 F2) (R2 U2 R2 F2). It solves a fairly complicated case that can pop up towards the end a lot faster than if you tried with the single algorithm. Edit: I see a lot of people have already found this :/

[@echo5435]

Thanks so much though :)

[@micah1213]

thxxx

[@andrewqi6695]

so this is the algorithm that solves a 4 mover.

[@rnoze6938]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@bananaduck3313]

BTW what do the brackets mean

[@lukamikas7918]

i found a method for this and you just solve all corners first (it usually takes 1-2 sec for this) and for edges you use U2 R2 x3 and M2 U2 x2 for edges i avrage around 13 with this. Algs for 3 cycle are R2 U2 F2 U2 R2 U2 F2 and for other case is just revesre F2 U2 R2 U2 F2 U2 R2 (I use scrambles like for normal solve but R is R2 and B or B´ is B2). I also tried other methods something like blocks first ( something like roux ), cfop style, lbl, something like ortega, and edges first, but they are all slow and unconsistent This was really fun and make more videos like this

[@jorian_meeuse]

Thanks for the 3cycle! I made a method to do it blindfolded yesterday and i wondered what the optimal 3cycle was to get faster! Thanks so much again! Edit: wow immediately after this i got a 25! 10 sec exec!!! Edit 2: also got a 4.84 exec

[@dani.munoz.a23]

Can you make a more detailed instruction for this?

[@cuberdoge22]

I got a sub 11 avarage of 12. What’s your best time, mine is 5.178

[@jorian_meeuse]

@@cuberdoge22 mine is not sub 3 but at least sub 3.47 I also got a sub 17 on 4x4 and i could do 4x4 with only half moves blind, but i forgpt the method...

[@arnez6179]

What is 3 cycle

[@learningnewskills8335]

Hi J Perm. Thank you so much for your tutorials and guides - I watched many but yours were the easiest to follow by FAR. A month ago I had no idea how to solve a standard cube and can now do it under 2 minutes. Made me appreciate the skill it takes too!

[@AnAverageItalian]

Hey guys, I recently found how to solve every final case that you could get with Half Turns 3x3 (3HT for short). You probably found them too, since they're intuitive, but this could still help you. For shortness I'll refer to the alg that goes (R2 U2)x3 as "L" and the alg that goes R2 U2 D2 L2 U2 D2 as "II" (actually you could optimise this alg by doing R2 E2 R2 E2 or, if you hold it vertically M2 U2 M2 U2) These are: 1-if you get "L", just do it 2-if you get "II", just do it 3-if you get 3 edges on top and 1 on bottom, face the cube such that the 3 edges point towards you, then do U2 L2 D2 x' "L" x D2 L2 U2 4-if you get 2 edges on top and 2 on bottom, rotate one layer to see if they can form an "L" (remember: half turns only). If they do, do the alg. If they don't, put the vertical bar (the two edges that need to be swapped directly) in front of you, with the rightmost edge on top (if it is on bottom just do x2 or y2) and do L2 U2 L2 D2 x' "L" x D2 L2 U2 L2. 5-if you get an H perm (on one layer two pairs of opposing edges need to be swapped) put that layer on the top and do L2 F2 D2 x' "L" x D2 F2 L2 6-if you get a 3-cycle (3 edges that need to be swapped) put one bar on the right and do "L". Then you'll get case 3 Remember that these are mostly intuitive and so you shouldn't memo them just as algs!

[@vetbaitednv]

II can be simplified to R2 E2 R2 E2

[@scottsaldivar8599]

Man wrote an essay

[@whataboutbort]

Thank you so much this helps

[@scottsaldivar8599]

@@whataboutbort how did it help, may I ask?

[@giannispapadatos412]

For the 3 cycle on one slice, I know a good alg that you can use

[@rccubing907]

I already did this. And Theres a puzzle called "180 cube" which exactly the same as you did wherein you need to turn it 180 degrees.If the layer turned 90 degrees.It cant move (blocked) the other layer.

[@bennettbalogh8506]

That is actually really fun! I came up with the alg you showed later. (R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 U2) Then I solved corners first and used the alg to swap edges.

[@hom-sha-bom]

I've been doing double moves only on my 3x3, 5x5 and 7x7 for a long time now. I came up with that same alg for 2 edge pair swapping, and another one to cycle 3 edges in the same slice. On bigger cubes I do corners first, then edges, then centers.

[@mahtabshifat]

j perm you are a motivation to me.....only for you i turned my chanel into enlish verson..i used to made bangla videos..now i make enlish videos and all thanks to you that i am making nice contants now

[@beechboiii]

This is how the quarantine hits.......

[@ansedev8935]

70th like

[@spacevspitch4028]

FINALLY. Took me like, 30 mins or so to solve. I got stuck in an H perm and everything I tried just kept going around in circles and coming back to it. Felt like a kind of parity situation. So I figured I needed some kind of odd move to break the cycle. It was a bit of luck and I can't remember exactly what I did that finally solved it but I broke that cycle by turning adjacent sides, R2 B2. Then ran a sequence of moves I'd been experimenting with, M2 D2 M2 R2 D2 R2 D2. Not sure exactly what my final moves were that magically solved it but now I'll watch the video and see how easy J perm makes it look 😛 And I was just screwing around again and realized that that long sequence I came up with is the the same as doing (F2 R2)×3 🤦‍♂️ Big brain here, folks 🧠

[@TisNano]

Holy, you did it. This was the 1st thing I did when I got a 3x3 and I loved it. Can’t believe you did it now

[@Cocoscz]

Great video.♥ I actualy know how to solve the H perm: x (R2 U2 R2) F2 (R2 U2 R2) F2 (R2 U2 R2) z (L2 U2 L2) F2 (L2 U2 L2) F2 (L2 U2 L2) For fingertricks simply put your hand for F move (index finger on URF corner and thumb on RD edge)

[@angelocalunod9890]

Solving in this way is really fun.

[@UnknownRager96]

I've literally tried this so much when I got my first cube

[@zwxyer]

SAME..

[@T3k_Lewis]

It’s fake he messed it up so he can do it

[@UnknownRager96]

@@T3k_Lewis even if that's true, what the hell does that have to do with my statement?

[@fartimedes]

@@T3k_Lewis are you trying to say he srambled it and solved it?

[@rishabhjoshi6097]

Yessssssssssssssss I did it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All intuition !!!!!!!!! Thanks . That was really tricky . Because I'm doing it for the first time

[@dapuzzles2300]

I did a double move solve of a 10x10 recently, try higher order cubes that could be fun to see you try to work that out.

[@Ryann5]

petition for J Perm to get someone to write subtitles so i can watch and know what he is saying while i am meant to be sleeping. Anyone agree?

[@adudescorner3267]

J perm: goes through every piece moving and algorithm possible! Me: Turns random doubles moves, "Hey it's solved!"

[@mplaysxd1335]

After 30 years the Wang method is the best method and is used by the top cubers.

[@ShuOgawa]

3x3 Oriented would be a good name for a WCA event

[@hamzahkhalil4994]

Yeah but how would you scramble it? 🤔

[@CrimsonsCubes]

Hamzah Khalil using only double moves

[@melonbals5512]

What’s gods number for this?

[@ShuOgawa]

@@melonbals5512 proably R2 U2 lol

[@huuwee1967]

Shu Ogawa 2 moves would definitely not be the case

[@mtbmikey553]

I love your videos j perm you are the best cubing channel ever

[@davidbird7646]

So this is the event they're adding to WCA 🤔...

[@saiyogesh7179]

I think so Lol

[@exaltedtoast6898]

So, I ended up spending a few hours trying to work out a method for doing this, this is what I came up with. It has 4 algorithms. Let's just start with the algos and what I named them: H-Swap: (M2 U2)2: Flips UF UB, DF DB L-Swap: (R2 U2)3: Flips UF UB, RF RB Dot-Swap: F2 U2 (F2 R2)3 U2 F2: Flips UF UB, disturbs edges on S layer 3-Cycle: (R2 U2 R2 F2)2: Permutes UB -> UF -> FD, can be reversed The method: Step 1. Build a 2x2x3 block. This is fairly intuitive, and with practice seems to usually be doable in 12 moves. I find it effective to start with one edge, then do each 2x2x1 block successively. The rest of this guide assumes that the block is kept in the bottom left with a 2x2 facing you. Step 2. Solve corners. This is extremely intuitive and never takes more than 3 moves. Step 3. Solve opposing layers. Assuming the orientation detailed in step 1, this refers to solving the F and B face. There are two cases: Two pieces are unsolved: Use L-Swap One piece is unsolved: Use dot-swap. Algorithm assumes that the dot is on top and the block is on the bottom left; you can either rotate the cube or flip the algo if it's on the right instead, if you mess up you'll end up with the first case. Step 4. Final permutation At this point, you have either a 3-cycle, an H swap, or an X swap (which afaik can't be done faster than just successive H swaps). Use whichever. Full method takes me about 25 seconds, and I'm much slower than JPerm, so it's probably(?) more efficient than the one in the video. All algorithms were found with trial and error, there's probably something more efficient for the last two, especially dot-swap.

[@justarandomguy1208]

F2 U2 F2 U2 F2 L2 F2 U2 L2 U2 F2 L2 I found this algorithm for an H-Perm using only 180° turns on Reddit

[@SunDr4g0n21]

Isn't it better to use R and F moves instead of F and L?

[@Akkoston]

I just do M2 U2 repeatedly. In either eight or 4 repeats I don't remember which, it will work

[@SunDr4g0n21]

@@Akkoston I'm doing this infinitely, I think there is misinformation, check the algorithm again

[@Hi-si8qi]

Sokka The Great the algorithm is M2 U which has quarter turns

[@Countach_66]

@@Akkoston it is actually 7

[@CubingB]

Hey thank man. The concept you said for making algorithms was to unsolve something and solve it in a different way, so when faced with a new puzzle or messing around with ones I already know I’ll try that, thanks.

[@estelle_chenxing]

When you do a N perm, can you solve it?

[@muhammadaryasaputra6754]

No, you can't

[@piobaaklini5447]

Well you're not going to get any N perm since you've already solved all corners, while with an N perm corners aren't solved

[@kcmmm7693]

No because you can’t swap 2 corners using double moves

[@SpicyCaramel]

This is sooooo satisfying

[@xyliest-techman8388]

Jperm M2 U2 M2 U2 is the same as your second algorithm Next challenge is solve with human thistlethwaite's or human kociemba

[@puerlatinophilus3037]

I once tried human kociemba... Well... Sort of. It was more of a ZZ-Domino-CFP type of thing.

[@thatonepersonwhoeatscheese7348]

human thistlethwaite is fun but not very fast

[@lukaspasic2159]

I did it without help yay! I’m still a new cuber but I found an algorithm that mooves 4 edges and solved it that way

[@jakobsworld1066]

Wow he solved that cube faster then I can normally

[@reversev9778]

Jakobs World to be fair, only 180 degree turns is easier if you know the algs/intuition

[@nabranestwistypuzzler7019]

That’s because it’s easier with 180 moves

[@smayu4432]

Thx jperm I did learn something new

[@md.robiulalam7671]

Jperm: try creating a new alg Me: 'dose checker board pattern😂😂

[@valencehockey1668]

Blueman cyborg Dose?

[@Cubium]

That square one video was the first cubing video I watched and it's what got me into cubing!

[@glazelucki]

J perm: here's a chance to do it :D 1 second later... Ok, now that you've done it...

[@monkey6938]

4:31 you can just do M2 U2 M2 U2 and it does the same thing but the pieces need to be on the top and on the bottom

[@naas1f]

this would be really good for that one cube that jrcuber has that he never solved

[@deecuber5931]

Heyyyy...u still remember that cube.....yay bro

[@foorythecuber3247]

Can you please try the gan digital GES Nuts on the gan xs and compare it with the xs system

[@smokeybaconpro5952]

youtube: no views 4 likes me: yep, youtube's been drinking

[@bbsarkar427]

7:50 you could do E2

[@noidea5106]

I first solved all of the corners intuitively. Then I solved as much as I could with the (R2U2)3. Then I tried replacing one of the U2s with F2s and found a way to do a 3 cycle. I then solved it using 3cycles. I don’t know how he did yet, I haven’t watched

[@aglcubing9680]

Nice video! Thanks so much for inspiring me to make my own channel!

[@badatspeedruns]

me: trying to do this 2 seconds later... doing CFOP

[@coletondaniel9245]

What’s cfop

[@pg7166]

@@coletondaniel9245 i mean, you watch him but don't know cfop

[@bobomb1667]

@Coleton Daniel It’s a speed solving method Cross F2l Oll Pll

[@somerandomcuber1149]

@@coletondaniel9245 YOU NON-CUBER!!!!!!

[@somerandomcuber1149]

Ive done way too many times lmao

[@jigneshsoni7762]

Please continue making videos for solving cubes in different ways

[@Nofacenocase6420]

This made for a really interesting solve. Have you tried it with bigger cubes? I’m trying with my 5x5 now and it’s pretty difficult. I’m not that good at cubing so it probably won’t be hard for you. It would be cool if we could see your take on this challenge with bigger cubes

[@itoshiigrauben]

I actually managed to do so on a 5x5. I combined the edges first, then solve the inner corners and the 3x3 part. The inner edges are adjusted last. It was indeed cumbersome but the process just consists doing H perms with various layer widths.

[@MardonAnimations]

If anyone has the 1x3x3 (Rubik's Edge) and knows how to solve it intuitively/with your own algs, it makes double move scrambles impossibly easier. A lot of cases you'll find on the 1x3x3, you'll also find on the 3x3x3.

[@twistiicuber1055]

Can we get “Solving a 3x3 Using Only Quadruple Moves” Next?

[@khadijahirfan8897]

Hahha

[@Alpha456]

I haven't really tried it but I saw my friend getting a sub 2 second average with that QUADRUPLE method

[@phase0400]

@@Alpha456 lol nobody can reach that level its impossible. The best is 3.47 nobody can reach under 3 sec.

[@sakshamsinghal5418]

Phase0 no felix got a 3.33

[@sakshamsinghal5418]

And it’s impossible to solve it with quadruple moves cuz if u do quadruple moves it returns back to its original state

[@ZenZer1]

me and my friend tried this a few months ago and we found a lot of algorithms, including these. its a very fun challenge

[@ItsMoses]

am i the only one who knows how to do this so easily already? like i just know some weird algorithms cos i was bored and did them

[@rnoze6938]

I already knew it before this video came out and came up with an extremely intuïtive layer by layer method. It's really easy

[@marvellreanno]

Yess

[@ZyeCubing]

Wth you guys are all aliens ahahaha Who tries to do that lmao

[@Dravignor]

Next Challenge Idea: Solve a 3x3 like a Squan wherein you're only scrambling & solving using r2, U & D moves.

[@sunainasingh3840]

J perm: 21 seconds is bad Me who never got below 35: I aM oFFenDed Edit: now I'm sub 25. I couldn't practice much so it's not too good but fine.

[@RockerLock]

Ike

[@themandel2017]

Me who only knows how to solve a skewb ultimate but not a 3x3: y E s

[@user-pc7yj7pl6c]

lol me too not as much my pb is 29.94

[@RockerLock]

@@user-pc7yj7pl6c mine is 19

[@unrealpigzgaming8014]

@@RockerLock mine is 9 even though I average 21

[@ExplosiveBrohoof]

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who was wondering how to do this. I was considering trying to figure it out myself, but eh, too much effort. Thanks for making this video!

[@anjalimishra8072]

I'm not joking but i am an EXPERT in this

[@lc846.]

Pb?

[@mamtakohima]

I have my own method My pb in this is 3.28 secs

[@athiyanellalanaravind2719]

Me too

[@Hnxzxvr]

Same I thought oh wow if only this was a comp

[@joaquinruenes7191]

2:30 The H Perm can be solved with this alg: R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 y R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 z' R2 F2 R2 U2 R2 F2 R2 U2

[@Varod737]

I also came up with that

[@cuberdoge22]

Me: I travel for work A person: WOW which company? Me:I travel around the internet

[@clickbait7396]

I've Been Out Of Lube For 6 Months Now And Hearing You Turn Your Cube Makes Me Want To Cry.

[@danielahokas8085]

Last time I was this early jperm had an intro

[@im_lyzole]

Yeah

[@trucubing]

Finally! I was really looking for this!

[@xtremecubez3751]

I am not first Hopefully not last But whenever j perm uploads I have a blast P.s I patented it

[@tgunsofficial1208]

I don't know how to solve

[@purple_sky]

@@tgunsofficial1208 NICE!

[@tgunsofficial1208]

@@purple_sky thank

[@coltenmcglothlin9549]

I love you Jperm! Thank you for all your help with rubix cubes!

[@aitbelaidbadr8347]

Rubik's not rubix

[@dr.puffin4683]

My sister: who is that? Me:Its J Perm My sister: did he perm his hair? Me: ... Can u perm your hair please J perm?

[@officialveerbajaj]

dude that is extremely horrible for your hair

[@Fiberoeatingfiber]

4:30 you could also just do z M2 U2 M2 U2 z' or E2 (R2 or L2, next L2 or R2 must be same as what you pick here) E2 (same L2 or R2 as you picked last time, example you did R2 first, must end with R2 again)

[@gamesepic8917]

It took me 15 minutes to realise f2l was impossible to do using double moves only

[@wdude_]

Best J Perm tutorial video so far..

[@abrahamalmapaula2138]

double moves only me: i does not comprehend such sorcery.

[@BambooNtertainmentIsEpic]

Thanks for this video j perm it's super smart just like all the other videos!

[@krishmehra3479]

Questions 1.What is your birth date ?? 2. When you got to know that it is time to switch to a new cube ?? 3.How many sets of algorithms you know [ zbll, vls, ]?? 4.Which is your more favorite Feliks or Max 5.Which Gan cube you like the most except Video request Pls make a video on Gan 356 M

[@sathyanarayanabhat75]

Thank you for this video.I wanted just this after seeing cubing encodeds video about that hydraulic press and 75 Rubik's cubes

[@cole9401]

Sathyanarayana Bhat I just watch a csh vid

[@sathyanarayanabhat75]

Lol

[@whyilikecubing8284]

Yep quarantine took him, definitely

[@manaseessingh8587]

Just awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

[@izukumidoriya1681]

Next: Solve a 3x3 using only prime moves

[@TisNano]

R3’ ;)

[@Gamer-uf1kl]

That's really easy when you want to do a move like u just do u' u' u'. And when you want to do a move like u' just do u' and when you want to do something like u2 just do u' u'

[@omerd602]

I've been playing around with different methods to solve a 3x3 using only double moves and I came up with a very intuition-based yet seemingly fast method: 1) Make four parallel "bars", where a "bar" is a group of 3 solved pieces (like the white-orange-blue corner joined to the orange-blue edge joined to the orange-blue-yellow corner) 2) Solve the cube if the solution from here is obvious, otherwise move to step 3 3) Make four "edge bars" parallel to the set of "bars" made in step 1, where an "edge bar" would be something like the white-orange edge joined to the orange center joined to the orange-yellow edge) 4) Solve the cube from here Sometimes it can be hard to do step 3, but using some of the edge commutators shown in the video and/or the comments - when combined with a little intuition - makes it possible. I haven't played around with this method a lot, but I'm averaging a sub-20 with my first 5 solves and I'm not that great of a cuber (on normal 3x3 I average around 25 seconds), and especially when compared to other methods I've tried this seems like a pretty good one.

[@ry83838]

Challenge: try to solve the cube with no regrips

[@43Cubes]

I once did the R' F R' B2 R F' R' B2 R2 move that swaps 3 corners without regrips, but I had to do the B2 moves with my left hand which was weird

[@unobrunoboi1499]

JPerm: Solves a double moves scrambled cube in 3 seconds Me: solves a checkered double moves cube My brain: I have finally beaten JPerm😁

[@ignacymaj3812]

7:05 JPERM!!!!!!!!! HOW CAN YOU MISS THAT EASY SOLUTION YOU DO R2 U2 R2 U2 R2 U2 and than you have h perm

[@kaixuan8679]

Last time I was this early Benfica were Champions League Winners

[@thecubingbros1032]

But at that time JPerm wasn't uploading

[@trfcuber6642]

What year was that?

[@billnore-grip6054]

I think most of j perm viewers are North Americans so idk if they will understand. (This comment is about football ⚽️)

[@billnore-grip6054]

TRF Cuber 1962

[@billnore-grip6054]

The Cubing Bros r/whoooosh :)

[@Snoe-Joe]

I loved the video idea, it motivated me to solve it. Now I created a method to solve the cube using double moves!

[@aztryx1737]

Not getting any news about #CubeHeadvsJperm

[@yoa1334]

Yeah, sorry, but i don't think it'll happen. Some originality and you might have a chance.

[@colleen9493]

Yeah this has totally been commented before

[@trfcuber6642]

Copied

[@aztryx1737]

What are you losers talking about it's not copied

[@yoa1334]

@@aztryx1737 its so old man

[@bluemango7874]

1:19 people who is watching this even though they don't have a 3x3: *hello darkness my old friend*

[@Hnxzxvr]

Most people have a 3x3 now if only you could see the days of yei hang wang and 2024

[@minutoderubik736]

110 views Hadn’t been this early since never

[@matteomalcoci746]

Didn't have*

[@cavindobson6703]

IVE BEEN WANTING TO SEE SOMEONE DO THIS FOR THE PAST WEEK yessss

[@gavincarter167]

I could solve it by doing this in like 20 mins before I could solve normally

[@nonamem2932]

Finally a challenge that I completed under 3 mins without any help first try

[@aimlesswandering685]

well then my pb is 1 second.

[@wrog7616]

This is cool! A long time ago I actually made my own method for this :)

[@purpI]

Who else has done this millions of times cus they were bored

[@pato_anao1447]

Jperm vs Cube Head LEETSSSS GOOOOOO

[@srikrishna250]

This is how computers solve it. There are 2 variants 1. Thistlethwaite algorithm (4-step) 2. Kociemba's algorithm (2-step) There's a variant of the former called Human thistlewaite algorithm I would really appreciate if jperm makes a video about these

[@arushmishra8367]

Wow man great

[@deepanarvekar4908]

Hi love your videos pls do comp vlogs after covid 19 is over🙏🙏🙏

[@Simonedunai]

I love your videos so much!

[@janknezevic3390]

This is what we needed. Lol. Good video. Thanks for the great content. Actually watching your square one vid snd what you said: taking something out and inserting it in differently. I solved the pyraminx. Thanks. Video idea solving the cubr in checkerboard partern.

[@peanaut_ayk3644]

That's Sick!!!

[@Gaurav_C_Kher]

I made a really useful alg for this, its R2 F2 R2 U2 R2 F2 R2, it does the same thing as M' U2 M U2. What i do for double moves only is corners first, then this alg for cross edges, then middle layer with R2 U2 R2 U2 R2, then a really long H perm if necessary but i cancel alot of moves most of the time.

[@officialveerbajaj]

i ended up with matching sides and different colored cores! :)

[@mmbcproductions3340]

I already knew how to solve a half turn only 3x3 for a while now, but 2 weeks ago i decided to tackle this problem on bigger cube in order to figure out a method that works for any NxN. The biggest i've solved so far is 9x9

[@dumpster2290]

4:30 you can also do M2 U2 M2 U2

[@aswinvnair110]

No