3x3 Blindfolded: 3-Style Method Tutorial (3BLD)
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
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0:31 Commutator Types
2:12 Corners Example
4:44 Edges Example
7:09 Parity Example
9:10 Parity Steps Review
► Corners Only Example: (Buffer: UFR)
R2 D B2 R2 D R2 U' F2 L2 F2 D2 R' B2 D R B2 U R'
Memo: TS BU PI RN
Execution:
► Edges Only Example: (Buffer: UF)
F2 U' F2 D U L2 F2 L2 U B2 R2 B' L U B' F' R' D' L' F2
Memo: KJ GH MA SF TA
Execution:
► Parity Example:
U L2 B2 U' D' R F2 D' B' D B2 L2 B2 U' B2 L2 D' F2 D2 L2
1. Memo Corners: WB SA UQ DV I
2. Memo Edges: LQ MO GS DJ DU NU (UF/UR swapped)
3. Solve Edges
4. Solve Corners except last letter (I)
5. Place last letter (I) in the top face (L' setup move) and do a PLL
► Comm list for UF/UFR buffers: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
(not made by me)
Explanation:
- Don't use this to learn, use it when you want to optimize your comms to be faster
- The first letter of a piece specifies which sticker to look at. For example, LBU means the L-sticker of the piece, while UBL means the U-sticker.
- Each commutator cycles ABC where A is the buffer, the top tells you what B is, and the left side tells you what C is.
- Commutator notation: [A, B] means A B A' B'
- Conjugate notation: [X: [A, B]] means X (A B A' B') X'
(X is just a setup move)
- In the Parity tab, these algs assume you have the UF edge swapped with the piece shown on top, and the UFR corner is swapped with the piece shown on the left.
- Wings, centers, and obliques are for big cubes
► Common Questions:
Q: How can I memorize that many cases?
A: Most of it is intuitive, like F2L. Don't try to learn from a commutator list because that's not really the point of 3-style. Learn how commutators work and solve intuitively. Many cases follow a similar pattern, for example a U or D move interchange for corners, or setting up to a 4-mover for edges.
Q: How fast can I get with/without 3-style?
A: With 3-style you can be potentially sub-20 (looking at the top 3bld solvers). Without it, you can get around sub-40 (I think) if you are really dedicated to M2 edges and Old Pochmann corners. But if you're that serious about blindfolded, you might as well learn 3-style, at least for corners, as it is a huge step up from Old Pochmann corners.
Q: How do Eka and Orozco (intermediate 3-style methods) work?
A: Eka solves 2 letters at a time (like 3-style) using setup moves along with a small subset of 3-style commutators. Orozco solves 1 letter at a time using a small subset of 3-style commutators.
Q: Do you know 3-style?
A: No. Technically yes because I can make up a comm on the spot, but practically speaking I don't know nor use 3-style. I use M2 edges and Old Pochmann corners because I'm not super serious about blindfolded. If you're looking to optimize speed and do more advanced things with 3x3 blindfolded feel free to ask me, but you're more likely to get a good answer from more advanced 3bld solvers.
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I'm so good at BLD that I can solve the cube without my blindfold
nice, but I am so good at oh that I can solve a cube 2 handed instead of one
Mohammed Pandor woaj
Wow that’s Incredible!
Lol😂😂😂
@@mohammedpandor4466 😂😂
I didn't understand it but I can tell it was a good tutorial.
No
No it sucks , he talks to fast
@@dumguyawesome lel
Yes
Yes it sucks because 3 style have 800 something algorithms
Me: Attempts to do a BLD solve
Me: DNFS
*Cha cha real smooth*
nice
@@twistiicuber1055 YOU ARE EVERYWHERE
@@3wonate true
@@3wonate ye i see him a lot lol
If u attempted it then it's not dns(don't wooosh me)
I’m not first
And I’m not last
But when Jperm uploads
I click fast.
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well at the time you commented this you were last lmao
Nice
0:31 Commutator Types
2:12 Corners Example
4:44 Edges Example
7:09 Parity Example
9:10 Parity Steps Review
you are the class president
@@8oscar863 haha I see what you did there
You seem to copy the J perm's written timeline distribution.
What u gon do about it lil bro
@noone1456 Alr lil bro
Me: I wonder if anybody has ever solved a 17 x 17 blind folded ???
My mom in the background : “if you put your mind to it you can do anything!”
I think the highest is a 10x10
@@nm5641 no it's a 11x11 by the grey cuber
@@leonardoventura9641 And road to 13x13!!!
@@leonardoventura9641 I stopped cubing like 4 months ago, i don't remember what it was but it was in 2 digits so I posted a calculated guess..
Enoch gray attempted 13x13 and was kind of close
I’m really drawn to this method from a mathematics/cube theory perspective, as there’s something satisfyingly “pure” about a method that can be done with almost entirely intuitively. I’ve only done a couple successful Old Pochman attempts but I think I’m gonna give this a go to hopefully recapture some of the “discovery” I felt when f2l clicked for me
I know exactly what you are saying. This method is hard to learn but not because it has difficult extensive algorithms. It's really satisfying to watch commutators work. Good luck on solving it using this method. I just want to try to do it with my eyes open.
Me too, Even for the first time I solved a rubiks cube. It's so satisfying.
The Rubik's cube actually taught me a life lesson. Don't be scared to learn something because knowledge is something you acquire, and not a thing that you have since birth.
@@RapBopzShorts very true
How did it go? It’s been a year.
@@notanonymousperson I learned the 3 style method structure, and how to build commutators intuitively blindfolded but I didn’t have all that much interest in practicing the memo part so it’s kinda just an oddball solve style for when I’m bored. Still really like to do it for all the reasons I originally said, but actual blind solves I didn’t put in the time
Me yesterday: I want to learn 3-style but there’s nothing about it on J perms channel
J perm: I gotchu fam
Thomas Schmidt that was literally me for the commutator video lmao. The night before I was searching up commutator videos and none of them made sense
Man this happens to me sometimes in games and other topics
plot-twist: Illuminati confirmed
Just started learning how to do the Rubiks cube and you're channel is by FAR the best I've come across when it comes to teaching. Well done, keep it up
7:09 The parity example has answered my question on how to do a complete solve. Now its just time to continue memorizing the algs for corners and then edges. Thanks for this tutorial!
J perm is so good at making tutorials, he can make a great one about something he doesn't even use.
I really like the numbering! Thanks for bringing innovative ideas (like the destickered cube) to the Tutorials.
You are the best thing to happen to this community since Badmephisto
After all this time... Finally wait is over!! #excitedThough
Btw ... I use 3 style though 😂😍
Best youcuber in my opinion!!
Love your tutorials
I've been waiting for this
thank you for this new method idol
Super fan of yours
Best channel ever
Yeeees! Thank you!
Enjoying this video even though I still don't have Old Pochmann method down well enough to do a full blind solve.
Love you man! You are awesome 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁👇👇
finally, j perm releases 3 style tutorial :D
Hey J Perm, you make very in-depth tutorials. Why don't you do a tutorial on Pyraminx?
he doesn't compete in pyra but i can
I've been waiting for this forever!
Please make a video about how to practice so you can improve faster , you know some practicing techniques that make it better and not boring
@@ScottTheLad what no I mean normale pra
@@ScottTheLad ya
Literally just practice. If youre slower than 20 seconds, solving is the best thing you can do. Even after that it works.
Keep the 3BLD tutorials coming, coincidently I started learning 3BLD
God bless you.
You made the promise.
Now I'm going to study 3style until I understand.
Let me know when you understand it :)
lol
@@andreilima2288 LMAO.
I was about the sleep on the phone with all this I absolutely not understood something but luckily I get a message and wake up lol.😂😅🤤😴
So I'm fairly new to cubing and my average is around 43 seconds. I just learnt the J perm algorithm and now I see why you love it so much. Its really fast and it's by far the most satisfying algorithm to execute.
when your average is 43, i wouldn't recommend learning full PLL. i learn them when i averaged 22-23. what do you average now?
Nice vid
Nice
Short question: Do I always have to insert 1 -> 3? Or is it also ok if I would insert 2 -> 3 or 3 -> 1?
What do you do if you have two corners twisted in place during mem?
Does the piece have to be solved in one move or just where another piece is? If it needs to be solved, how do you know when you have solved the piece blindfolded?
Dude plz make a serious tutorial on 3 style method
With all commutator algs explained and letter scheme etc etc
I really really really really want to learn 3 style
Hey person looking through the comments. Hope you have an amazing day! 😀 ❤️
Thanks! You too!
Cube Challenges wassup 😂
Dylan Vaskevicius 😀
Ok
I learned to do setup moves intuitively by the way if u have not told to do me intuitively then I wouldn't have tried thx to u
Great video overall, but I would disagree with what you said at the end of the video about not using comm lists to learn. From my experience, messing around with intuitive comms is really just a waste of time because most of the ones that you may come up with are very slow. Actually sitting down and learning from a list takes a bit of time, but in the long run, I believe that you will save time by not needing to go back and fix all of your bad comms.
Is turbo a decent blind solving technique? What do you think about it?
3BLD best event
I think the part where it says to use PLL to solve the last letters answered one of my questions. I was gonna ask about what do I do if I end up with two corners needing to swap with each other, and thought it was a parity issue.
What are your thoughts on local hobby stores? I am from the Czech Republic and I don't know, if I should buy my cubes from SpeedCubeShop or fyft.cz and I feel like I need help considering that I am in need of a new 3x3 right now. :D
Why am I watching this video? I don't even do 3x3 BLD.
Ah, I got it!
Because it's uploaded by J Perm!
Please do a review on the sail w
what is your main j perm. Mine is cosmic valk 3
Hey J perm , I am sub 4 min on 5*5. And I wanna buy a new one. Which one is best for me???
I'm always so confused by some advice with 3 style. From my knowledge, the commutators of 3 style are one of the most heavily and aggressively optimized move sets in cubing because of several reasons; yet people always say to learn it more intuitively and to make your own coms from nothing. Wouldn't it be better to have a speed optimal list of coms, but to specifically read them as the intuitive movements to memorize them easier just the same as making them? So that way you actually learn the ideal ones to begin with, and avoid throwing away a bunch when you replace them with better ones you eventually find out about?
Yes. You should learn the comms not really algorithmically or intuitively, but somewhere in between, where you can understand the symmetrical structure of the comm so the inverse is easy to remember. For example [D: [R U R', D2]], the inverse is just change both D to D'.
There is no reason to use a slow comm and have to transition. It's really hard to disassociate away the memory of the old comm. Just start with the best algs from the start.
You should never “set up” to a pll, you should however, if you do not know the parity alg for the case, solve the last target using a comm that would end on the UBR sticker, that way, UFR and UBR are swapped, as well as the UF and UR (as shown in the video) so you would only have to do a j perm.
but isnt that what all of the parity algs are in the end? well most of them anyway. its just setting up to a jperm, but in the most speed optimal way. except for the ones that are special algs
What method and buffers do you actually use in BLD?
he uses op/m2 his buffers are used in his tutorials
j perm i got a magnetic peraminx its my main cuz i figered out how to solve it can u help me with the 3x3 rubix cube
can i use M2 for edges and 3 style for corners?..is it worth it?
I am not that experience with old poachman but I have drilled the concepts of that can I learn 3style. ?
Hi Jperm, I looked your google sheet. What does X-center, T-center, wings mean? I don’t understand these terms. Thank you for your video!
Those are for big cubes. Draw an X on 5x5 centers and those are the X centers. Draw a + sign and those are the + centers. Wings are any edge piece that isn't a middle edge piece.
I think bld is the most impressive event
Alex King MultiBlind: Am I a joke to you?
Seeing cubing in 60fps is amazing
2:12
4:44
I’ll just stick with Pochmann method till I’m ready, memorisation still needs improvement for me but I hope to solve blind confidently in the near future.
the only part i have to left to learn for OP is the lettering scheme, do you have tips on learning it?
@@arifwazir3584 Make your own lettering scheme
Hey Jperm.
*Is water wet?*
No water is not wet it gives wetness
It is because if you have a wet rag then rub it on something it makes it wet that doesent mean the rag isn't wet
I didnt get it....
But nice...lol
SpecTrAl_ReFl3X _ the rag is wet not the water
@@yoink2068 it's the same way tho
Plz put a vid on ur 3x3 cube collection
Can you do an example solve on 3 style
Can you please do a turbo tutorial!! There are tutorials already but I can't even understand what they are saying!
I want to start to learn bld with 3-style. Do I have to learn the Old Pochman method first?
no
how to use Comm list for UF/UFR buffers
J-perm are you ever going to make a 5BLD tutorial. Just wondering
There is a very good 5BLD Tutorial by 4BLD
Make some more detailed videos on 3 style and please try to explain in an easy way please
Can you please do a review for YueXiao EDM, thank you
"It requires a lot of thinking"
And you also have to not forget your memo.while thinking
Anybody notice that the corner memo was the same as in JPerm's how to be faster at Bld vid?
i cant even do orozco, but im wondering if jperm will ever do a 5-style,
the fact that you don't use this and you can make a good tutorial...
I'm using rubicks brand and I'm sub 40 with beginners method with 2 month practise am i good?
should L2 E' L2' E be one?
The first 3 style tutorial to teach what to do for parity.
Actually no. The Tutorial from 4BLD has a (better) Method of solving UF/UFR Parity in the description and the Tutorial from Noah Arthurs goes over Parity for DF/UBL
Yo if anyone happens to see this, do yall know what camera J Perm uses
His phone buddy
At 1:55
J perm:1 goes to 2,2 goes to 3 ....
Me:uh....yeah yeah j perm u r right......
i think u can relate..lol
I'm early let me make a joke...
n50 magnets in a v-cube 6
Mofang jiaoshi GTS5XS max MF3RS3M UM 356
@@hamadachetouane9297 oh my...
Unmagnetized Gan 356 X
N52?
I don't understand how the interchanges work, because in the corner example, there is no move that can solve a piece. Ex. SF edge
I have some questions
1: does the interchange will always be of 3 moves
2:if it can be of more than 3 moves what will be its inverse
How to interchage two corners in which one of it is buffer
I am not expert at bld but the interchange must always be 1 move
Floating buffer tutorial?
1. I've made individual tutorials for 3-style corners and edges, as well as a spreadsheet to help you learn. Check them out:
Corners: czcams.com/video/7FMU90zhhWs/video.html
Edges: czcams.com/video/SeQYkhPlTRU/video.html
2. M2 for edges is quite good, so once you learn that you should learn 3-style for corners (or Orozco: check description) before 3-style for edges. M2 edges + 3-style corners follows the same parity method as shown in the video.
3. Do NOT try to learn 3-style as algorithms. Learn them intuitively with commutators, and learn the common types of cases you can setup to (like U or D interchange for corners, and 4-movers for edges). Sighted solves can help a lot, and qqtimer.net has corner-only/edge-only scrambles under "3x3 subsets".
0:31 Commutator Types
2:12 Corners Example
4:44 Edges Example
7:09 Parity Example
9:10 Parity Steps Review
Thank you
Can u pllllsssssssssss ppls do a roux tutorial
The million dollar question is: what method(s) do you currently use for BLD solving?
"Advanced parity algs" is a bit of an understatement, only Gianfranco Huanqui knows all of them
Hey J perm thanks for making this.
October 2018
*When the GTS3M starts getting more and more attention*
GTS3M
Gan X : Hold my Clear Magnets
Edit: What does Kian the roux user it's a sour human?
Kian : Man's sour
TMM 236 *How does Kian the roux user say "It's a sour human"?
Hi jperm, what do the reverse mean? I can't understand.
so basically think like this -
A B, A' B'
Where A is R U R' (A) and B is D (B)
So now to do A' which is basically doing the same thing but backwards and inverse it so A' would be R U' R' (A') AND B' would be D' (B')
This A B, A' B' and this reverse thing is called a COMMUTATOR. Watch his orozco method (corners) tutorial where he explains what a commutator is.
Nice video! Confusing.
I can't do blind.
Are you going to canadian championships?
Thanks for helping me figure out how to solve a cube
In 3 styles method..what pieces is buffer? please explain sir😢
Which method is best for 3x3 BLD?
3 Style, but if you are a beginner use Old Pochmann
Are you sure UFR is a better buffer than RUF?
any sticker on the same piece is an equivalent buffer
Instead of UF UR swap for parity, which is very inefficient and bad, you should use UL UB swap. Timothy Goh (4BLD) has a good tutorial on this. With 3 style, you can do this and then execute last corner target with OP.
The UL UB swap is only good if you're using UBL as your corner buffer
@@ryanfarish5433 Ah, didn't think about that. Any other suggestions? Maybe y2 in to OP for last corner target with UF UR swap?
@@griffin.9248 if you use OP for example your buffer is UBL/UF then you can either directly do UB/UL swap or still do UF/UR swap and then do Z perm to leave UB and UL swapped for last OP target. But for the best buffers (UFR/UF), the fastest parity method that is commonly used, is to swap UF/UR and do a parity alg that swaps UF/UR and UFR/any other corner.
for example formula AE 3-style blindfold rubik 3x3
Oh yeah
3:15 you can interchange U with the buffer, [x': [D2, R U R']]
Thanks! I realized this while editing cause L R' is unnecessary
Here’s something interesting: no one has finished this video yet.
*laughs in video editor 10x speed*
Laughs in skipping to the end
Technically jperm did
Hi jperm
I am a cuber
I am sub 30-35 person but
I don't know how to get faster
Can you help me pls
Because idk what to do
Also my main is the little magic not magnetized
3-style.
Freestyle.
I'm so good, I can't even find the cube when I put my blindfold on.
Does any one of you what method jack chai uses
John Man if you mean Jack Cai, he uses 3-style
bro i use roux do i seriously need to learn 21 algs on top of all this?
Can i use M2 for edges and 3 style for corners
Yes
@@thephysicistcuber175 thanks
How many algs are there in 3 style corners? edges?
About 100 but don't learn them do it intuitively
@@neesarnccs it's actually 378 and 440 respectively
21*18; 22*20