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SuneOLL

Right: RrU alg
Left: LlU alg
Wide: Starts and end with r/l move instead of R/L
Front: Starts with R/L'/r/l'
Back: Starts with R'/L/r'/l
Anti: Second turn is U2 instead of U/U', this is just Sune backwards

This doesn't add up for me, can someone expert please help?

The Sune case (three mis-oriented corners pointing clockwise) is solved by RUR'URU2R' (Right Front Sune) when the correctly oriented corner is at UFL, as everyone knows. The same case with oriented corner at UFR is solved by R'U2RUR'UR which by the above notation would be a Right Back AntiSune. It doesn't make sense that an AntiSune alg solves a Sune case. Worse still, the usual alg R'U'RU'R'U2R for OLL26 (AntiSune) would be named a Sune by the above definition.

So what's the rationale? Does "Sune" refer primarily to the case or the alg pattern?

It would make more sense if:-
- RU = Sune
- R'U' = AntiSune
- RU2 = Inverse Sune or Inverse AntiSune depending on corner case solved (Inverse Sune solves AntiSune, etc.)
 
So what's the rationale? Does "Sune" refer primarily to the case or the alg pattern?

It would make more sense if:-
- RU = Sune
- R'U' = AntiSune
- RU2 = Inverse Sune or Inverse AntiSune depending on corner case solved (Inverse Sune solves AntiSune, etc.)

You're just wrong.

Sune refers to the alg pattern. If in doubt, Lars Petrus.
 
No, I made an observation not an assumption, and the purpose of my post was to question it. Numerous sites label those two CO configs as Sune and AntiSune, including the SS wiki OLL page. The wiki page for Sune explicitly states that the name refers to both the alg and the case. My observation was that using the same names for both cases and algs results in contradictions.

Anyway, thanks for clearing that up!
 
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