F2L Algs to Learn

[CubeLord]

I use intuitive F2L but I've learned some cases should be done using algorithms? Can someone tell me these algorithms( by the number they are on the speedsolving wiki)?

 

[VCUBEFAN28]

17, 18, 23, 24

 

[Godmil]

#32 (The Triple Sexy) is a perfect example.


But the wiki has only the algs for going into the FR slot... where it's useful to know some crazy algs is for puting things into different slots... so in the example above, what if the red blue pair actually had to go in the BR slot, you could use something like this:
U (R' F R F') (R' U' R)

Or if you did a y2 to the first case you could solve it by doing z (R U R' U')*3

 

[luke1984]

39, 40, 41 and 42 are pretty useful too.

 

[Jorghi]

If you know intuitive f2l enough it takes a few minutes to understand and remember the alg.

 

[Jostle]

If you know intuitive f2l enough it takes a few minutes to understand and remember the alg.

Um... Notrly

 

[uberCuber]

If you know intuitive f2l enough it takes a few minutes to understand and remember the alg.

It takes that long? But anyway, the OP wasn't asking how to memorize them, he was asking which cases he should learn algs for.

 

[Jorghi]

It takes that long? But anyway, the OP wasn't asking how to memorize them, he was asking which cases he should learn algs for.

To do it at 12 TPS

 

[uberCuber]

To do it at 12 TPS

Lolwut
And how many of the cases can you do at 12 TPS?

 

[Erdos]

When you do intuitive F2L enough, you'll generally know what cases are very slow for you, i.e., ones that require a lot of moves or require a lot of repositioning your fingers. I'd just recommend browsing each algorithm, and then use one if you think your normal approach is horrendous at the case. A good example would be keyslotting, since it's so slow to have to pull out a piece, combine it, and then put it back in.