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</center><p>Notations needed using (colors) Then a phrase or short clue to give info to help remember the algorithm.1 is blue Xfor U(blue R' F R F' times 2) +U's. Intuitive F2L Recommended: Any level There aredifferent variations for solving the corner-edge pieces in the F2L step. In the second step of the Fridrich Note – The second algorithm is fewer moves, but less intuitive and less finger-friendly. F2L is the most important part of the solve. It can be. You must solve the cross first. On a cube that is solved:=#= 8 F2L is the second step in the CFOP Method. Many of these cases are very similar to each other (mirrors) and therefore use similar solutions. Corner in Place, Edge in U Face. While intuitive  Rubik's Cube: EasyLook OLL Tutorial (Beginner CFOP) Orientation of the Last Layer (OLL) solves the top face by applying algorithms. Suggested algorithm here Set up F 2L pair // Solve F L pair It is not recommended to learn any of these algorithms before learning intuitive F2L. The black part of each algorithm sets up the pieces to a basic insertion case, which is then written in blue CFOP MethodF2L Full Advanced F2L Playlist. FirstLayers. Best Algorithms For ALL F2L Cases (pdf) You don't have to learnalgorithms. I added the best solving algorithms for all And on the back of each flash card are the. It is not recommended to learn any of these algorithms before learning intuitive F2L The first two layers (F2L) of the Rubik's Cube are solved simultaneously rather than individually, reducing the solve time considerably. The variations are divided into groups according to where the corner & edge pieces are located in the Rubik's cube. F2L stands for FirstLayers, which is better than the less efficient beginners method, where you do them both individually. Beginner OLL (2-look OLL) has Algorithms by Dan Harris and Erik Akkersdijk. As much as possible, cube rotations and extra moves should be avoided. This is a really efficient way to complete the FirstLayers, as it will give you a better time, knocking off about seconds off of your previous times, where you used the From beginner level to pro level, F2L is usually the step with the most room for improvement because it requires recognizing and tracking multiple pieces at once, while having quite a lot of freedom. done inmoves or less ~82% of the  This is a selection of F2L algorithms that are fairly short, but also somewhat unintuitive.</p></translate>
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