3 Sided PLL recognition

[SpeedCuberSUB30]

Guys I was learning 2 side pll recognition but it was too much..so I was thinking what about 3 sided PLL recognition.
So guys I want some volunteers to help me..because I have no idea what to do.

 

[xyzzy]

Probably a bit hypocritical coming from me, considering that I don't do 2-sided PLL recog either, but if you've already started on learning it, you might as well get it done and over with.

 

[Username: Username:]

Probably a bit hypocritical coming from me, considering that I don't do 2-sided PLL recog either, but if you've already started on learning it, you might as well get it done and over with.

Yeah, what xyzzy said it's more worth it on the end to learn 2 sided PLL recognition.

 

[SpeedCuberSUB30]

Yeah, what xyzzy said it's more worth it on the end to learn 2 sided PLL recognition.

Its too tough for me

 

[Username: Username:]

Its too tough for me

It's tough in the beginning but you'll get over it eventually.

 

[SpeedCuberSUB30]

It's tough in the beginning but you'll get over it eventually.

But still

 

[PetrusQuber]

But still

But still what? For example, learning Full OLL is a challenge. But it’s worth it. So don’t create an easier, worse way. Just face it and do it.

 

[OreKehStrah]

Just spam solves. Only when you get to PLL, if you don’t recognize the case from just how you are holding the cube when you get there, stop, don’t do anymore turning, and sit there and try to deduce what case you have to a small group of possible cases. Then as you do this you’ll be able to notice more specific things and narrow it down faster and more accurately. That what I did. You technically never have to actively learn two sided PLL recognition if you just do solves and stop and try to recognize a case from the natural angle you’re at when you get to PLL. Plus once you are comfortable with how your OLL affects cp by just experience with it, it makes prediction your PLL way easier since you can already know what kind of PLL group it can fall into and then recognize faster.

 

[s_e_a_n666]

When you get to PLL don't do any U moves until you can tell what case it is or at least rule out cases that it isn't. Most PLLs are easy to recognize from 2 sides and there is only a 25% chance that you get the case from an angle such that you can't see either side you execute from (or the U2 angle from where you normally recognize). It is difficult at first but the better you are at picking up patterns the easier it will be. Watch J perm's last layer tips video for some patterns when recognizing PLL.

 

[YeaBuDDy]

http://cubing.pt/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/pll2side-20140531.pdf this is has helped alot with learning the the rules. Try to look at the same to sides, for me I like head lights on the left so that where I look first

 

[cuber314159]

I have never made any effort to learn 2 sided recognition but I'm confident I can recognise all of them. If you do enough solves you will eventually be able to do it. Obviously if you want to try and speed it up then fine but I don't think it's really necessary.

 

[Stryder73]

One good thing to do is see corner permutation from 2 sides. It’ll be no swap, diagonal swap (opposite color corners on both sides), or adjacent swap. If you see 2 as the same and one different, it’s an adj. swap. If you see opposites and one different, the bar is one the side opposite of the opposites. I hope that made sense.