[video] Full OLL Tutorial Series

[Cubeologist]

I learned 1/4th of the oll I am faster then you but this might be handy.

Quite a bit faster than me I'd say lol. But still it is nice to have anybody appreciating these videos. Thank you for taking a look. Here is the next in the series.

I'll be working on episode 11 tonight so keep an eye out for it!

 

[Marvin]

As someone who is learning full OLL, thank you for the videos! Don't stop please

 

[Cubeologist]

As someone who is learning full OLL, thank you for the videos! Don't stop please

Thanks for watching. And I don't plan on stopping. I enjoy making these, and it actually makes me study the algorithms lol. Here is episode 11, covering cases 15 and 16. Enjoy!

 

[Cubeologist]

Here are the next two OLL's guys. Hope you enjoy. Let me know if you are keeping up.

Edit: re-upload to fix thumbnail mistake

 

[guysensei1]

Here are the next to OLL's guys. Hope you enjoy. Let me know if you are keeping up.

Your thumbnail is missing a yellow sticker. (Image on the right)

I do wish I learnt the OLLs from you. What a good tutorial.

EDIT: the sticker is in the wrong place, not missing.

 

[Cubeologist]

Your thumbnail is missing a yellow sticker. (Image on the right)
EDIT: the sticker is in the wrong place, not missing.

Ok that is depressing, because I use the same photoshop files for my videos, I bet it is wrong all throughout the video. Be back in 30 minutes lol.

I do wish I learnt the OLLs from you. What a good tutorial.

Thank you very much for that compliment.


Edit: Currently re-rendering. I'll switch them out ASAP.

 

[Cubeologist]

Here are cases 31 and 32. Hope you all enjoy!

 

[AmazingCuber]

Great job! I love these videos, even though I already know Full OLL. Keep it up!

 

[Marvin]

Just a quick suggestion though. Would you mind putting the algorithms in description as well? Sometimes I go back to the videos because it's more convenient than going to the wiki and then it'd be easier to see the alg in the description

 

[guysensei1]

May I suggest S R U R' U' R' F R f' for the second OLL you showed?
It's easier to learn and faster IMO

 

[Cubeologist]

Great job! I love these videos, even though I already know Full OLL. Keep it up!

Thank you, next one should be up tonight. Working on it now.

Just a quick suggestion though. Would you mind putting the algorithms in description as well? Sometimes I go back to the videos because it's more convenient than going to the wiki and then it'd be easier to see the alg in the description

And yes that is a good idea, I should be doing that anyway. I will get on that asap. Thank you for the recommendation.

May I suggest S R U R' U' R' F R f' for the second OLL you showed?
It's easier to learn and faster IMO

I agree, but when I was looking for OLL's to use and execute, that S move was hard for me to do smoothly, I always rotated the front layer without wanting to. But I agree, if you can do that one move easily, the rest of that algorithm is really easy.

 

[Chree]

I agree, but when I was looking for OLL's to use and execute, that S move was hard for me to do smoothly, I always rotated the front layer without wanting to. But I agree, if you can do that one move easily, the rest of that algorithm is really easy.

The way I originally learned to solve that OLL (32) is the same alg, but done: R d L' d' R' U R B R'... maybe that'll help. I never really like that alg in general since I hate B moves and d moves.

But now I use S R U R' U' R' F R f', like guysensei1.
For OLL 31 there's also S R U R' U' f' U' F.
My friend performs the S by doing f F'... but with practice, just doing an S gets easier.

Edit: I hope you don't take any of these suggestions as harsh criticisms. I think it's awesome that you're doing this series. Many have tried, but this is the best execution of a Full OLL series I've seen. Just because someone who already knows Full OLL uses a different alg means the alg you use is bad... just different

Double Edit: OLL 13: r U' r' U' r U r' y' R' U R
(essentially the mirror of your alg for OLL 14 [although I really likes your alg and use its inverse for OLL 9, so this was a learning experience for me!])

 

[Cubeologist]

Edit: I hope you don't take any of these suggestions as harsh criticisms. I think it's awesome that you're doing this series. Many have tried, but this is the best execution of a Full OLL series I've seen. Just because someone who already knows Full OLL uses a different alg means the alg you use is bad... just different

No offense taken. I like all the feedback you are giving me. And I am currently using that algorithm with the S move in it. I was just positioning my left had incorrectly, and that is why I was having trouble executing that move. Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[Cubeologist]

Here are the glider cases! I explain why I call them that in the video. And there are links in the description. Everyone enjoy.

 

[Cubeologist]

Here are the next two cases. 44 down guys! Are you keeping up with me?

 

[FailCuber]

Where did you get the OLL's from?

 

[Cubeologist]

Where did you get the OLL's from?

Either the speedsolving wiki on here, Bob Burton's site, or Badmephisto's OLL page.

 

[mark49152]

Either the speedsolving wiki on here, Bob Burton's site, or Badmephisto's OLL page.

Try algdb.net, that's where the best algs are to be found today.

 

[TDM]

Try algdb.net, that's where the best algs are to be found today.

I submitted an alg on the 17th and it hasn't been approved/denied yet. There are a lot of algs that have been pending for a while now. Most of the good ones are already on there, but I don't think new submissions have been looked at for at least three weeks, probably more.

 

[Cubeologist]

Try algdb.net, that's where the best algs are to be found today.

Thank you. I'll have to check that out.