Easiest transition from LBL to Full F2L?

[number1failure]

What is the easiest way to go about changing from LBL to Full F2L? Someone told me it was by first learning 4LLL, then 3LLL, then 2LLL, and so on.

 

[Zane_C]

LL has nothing to do with F2L, or do you mean CFOP?

 

[number1failure]

My bad, but yeah. CFOP.

 

[Lorken]

You want to get the F2L working well first, I would suggest the intuitive way (so many algorithms otherwise) and then you move to the LL. My friend is still doing a basic LL + F2L and he can get to about 36 secs, he has an amazingly fast LL, for basic method.

 

[Zane_C]

-Intuitive F2L
-2 Look OLL and PLL
-2 Look OLL and Full PLL
From there you can learn more OLL's if you wish.

 

[EVH]

I learned 4 look last layer while simultaneously teaching my self intuitive F2L. Try it that way.

 

[Cubenovice]

I learned 4 look last layer while simultaneously teaching my self intuitive F2L. Try it that way.

In find that since LL and intuitive F2L are so completely different they are indeed easy to learn simultaniously.

 

[ahmedkl]

-Intuitive F2L
-2 Look OLL and PLL
-2 Look OLL and Full PLL
From there you can learn more OLL's if you wish.

he is right i did same from LBL i am still trying to improve my time with 2OLL and PLL after that i will learn full PLL

 

[Zyrb]

I don't think there is an 'Easiest' way, but I learned intuitive f2l then 4lll and now im working on learning all my plls

 

[FatBoyXPC]

Very much so intuitive F2L first. Get a basic understanding of how pieces work. At the same time learn 2LOLL. You already know at least three of the nine algorithms, that means you need to learn six (although you might technically have to "learn" the 2nd EO alg because you probably do F RUR'U' RUR'U' F' instead of f RUR'U' f' ). Anti Sune, H, Pi, Bow Tie, and Chameleon are all easy to learn