I want to learn ZBF2L and VHF2L.

[jackdexter75]

Hey, I have searched and I can't find anything that has explained this method to me in detail or has showed good examples of cases. Help. lol

 

[4Chan]

It's pretty much self explanatory.

You see a case, you memorize an algorithm, and you execute.

 

[a small kitten]

You didn't search. Unless you forgot about Google.

zbf2l is an alg based method to orient the ll edges. vhf2l is the same but you have to create the pair first. Other methods like Petrus and ZZ achieve the same thing but without algs.

 

[miniGOINGS]

http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/ZBF2L

 

[Diniz]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ZBF2L
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=VHF2L

 

[jackdexter75]

You didn't search. Unless you forgot about Google.

zbf2l is an alg based method to orient the ll edges. vhf2l is the same but you have to create the pair first. Other methods like Petrus and ZZ achieve the same thing but without algs.

I did search. I just didn't find. I don't use google anymore. Thanks. also, is an efficient method?

 

[4Chan]

It's only efficient if paired with ZBLL.

There are bad cases which outweigh learning it for typical CFOP solving.

 

[Sa967St]

VHF2L links:
http://jmbaum.110mb.com/zbf2lpages/case1.htm
http://jmbaum.110mb.com/zbf2lpages/case2.htm
http://jmbaum.110mb.com/zbf2lpages/case3.htm
http://jmbaum.110mb.com/zbf2lpages/case4.htm

 

[eastamazonantidote]

If you had searched, you would have found. Baum probably has the best collection of algs right now, but I don't like some of them. Make sure you know OLL before tackling this (I made this mistake). Some cases suck too bad to use, so just insert and Fridrich it.

You can make this algorithmic or intuitive, much like regular F2L. Learn what the cases do and how to create the basic cases and then learn a few tricks afterwards. Again, very similar to algorithmic v. intuitive F2L.

It's only efficient if paired with ZBLL.

There are bad cases which outweigh learning it for typical CFOP solving.

COLL is also fine (not good but almost there), and it really makes your EPLLs fast.

 

[Weston]

COLL is also fine (not good but almost there), and it really makes your EPLLs fast.

You can also learn to recognize EPLLs very fast. Sometimes I can see the EPLL before I execute the COLL, so you end up almost having no pause and it ends up being like one really long ZBLL alg.