[Unofficial] Breandan Vallance - 6.29 non lucky solve

Since when is that U used in speedsolves?

Well done! I would have done the same F2L but I do the last trick with double-layer-moves, not Breandan-style with M slices.

This solve is just pure awesomeness!
 
Breandan didn't get the reconstruction right. So here's the corrected version:
D' F L' D U2 B2 R2 U R' U' B2 F R D2 B' R U R2 U' F' L' D2 B2 L' F2

y2R'DRL'
U'L'U'L
U'RUR2'U'R
ULU2L'ULU'L'
U'Rr'ULF'L'U'M'
U'B'RBR'U'R'U'RUR'UR
R2U'S'U2SU'R2'U'
 
Breandan didn't get the reconstruction right. So here's the corrected version:
D' F L' D U2 B2 R2 U R' U' B2 F R D2 B' R U R2 U' F' L' D2 B2 L' F2

y2R'DRL'
U'L'U'L
U'RUR2'U'R
ULU2L'ULU'L'
U'Rr'ULF'L'U'M'
U'B'RBR'U'R'U'RUR'UR
R2'U'S'U2SU'R2'U'

Fixed:P

sorry, i though S moves followed the B face
 
IMO, I think it'd be a lot easier to remember if M and x follows R, E and y follows U, and S and z follows F.

Yea who decided M was relative to L and E is relative to D? Was it a different person than whoever decided S was relative to F, or whoever coined x, y and z being R, U and F cube rotations, respectively?

You'd think for simplicity/consistency it would all go off RUF/xyz/MES, but oh well. I though M was M' and vice versa for literally over a year. Only used it in Z perm so it didn't really matter, lol.

About the PLL, iam sure he can perform M2 u' M' u2 M' u' M2 faster...

oooooooh, thats nice. Hadn't seen it written that way before. MU (or in this case Mu) algs that only have M2s and M's are the best. Learnt.
 
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