Are there scrambles for particular F2L cases?

[demma]

I know intuitive F2L but I'm learning some algs with Andy Klise and Badmephisto sheets. I want to practise one by one and visually track the pieces but in a lot of cases I do the solve and a completely new situation comes out. I don't know if I wrote it correctly and you can understand what I need. I thinks it's like an F2L trainer or simply scrambles.
Thanks!

 

[Rpotts]

perform the alg to solve the case backwards, inversing the direction - i.e. the R U R' U' R U R' f2l case could be set up by doing R U' R' U R U' R' on a solved cube.

This question could've gone in the one answer question thread stickied at the top of the Speedsolving Help/Questions section.

 

[demma]

Thanks for your answer I will work on that.
About the one answer question thread thread: if you don't know the answer it's impossible to know if there will be just one valid answer. If you look at the 17 pages of this forum is very easy to think that there's only answer/problem excpe the thread of Dutch Open for example. I'm not trying to confront you, I'm just explaining my position on why I make a thread about it and saying that the line between that thread and creating a new one is very blurry in my opinion.
By the way, thanks again for your quick answer.

 

[Rpotts]

Yea I understand that the OAQT can get hectic and at times feel useless. But if you post a truly valid question there and be patient you will likely get an answer. Try using the search function, search specific threads, whatever.
Maybe check out macky's f2l page here
don't forget the wiki - [wiki]f2l[/wiki]
never used this site before it just came up in a google search for advanced f2l and looks promising. check it out maybe. good luck brah

 

[demma]

Thanks again!... now you say i must inverse the alg I found this script to do it and understand how.
I tested with cases 5/8 and work perfect.
I will check the other webs too

 

[Rpotts]

I had never seen that particular script, though I have been on strangepuzzle. Nice find, useful.

 

[CharlieCooper]

I think Dan Harris' website has setup moves for various cases too - www.cubestation.co.uk

 

[demma]

Thanks CharlieCooper, very useful too.