Can someone help me find an LL skip solution to this scramble

[Discomantis]

So my first ever sub 9 single had my first LL skip in it, (had no AUF) however I messed up in it and I can't find a solution that gives me an LL skip. My cross was either white or yellow.
Scramble: U2 L F2 U2 L' D2 F2 U2 L' D2 R F2 D B' L D' B' R B' D R

I don't know what thread to put this in so I just put it here. Also if anyone wants to know the time it was 8.89

 

[Lucas Garron]

I mean... how realistic of a solution do you want?

 Twizzle link 

 Setup 

U2 L F2 U2 L' D2 F2 U2 L' D2 R F2 D B' L D' B' R B' D R

 Moves 

R' D' B R2 // Cross
. L' U' L U2 R U2 R' U2 L U L' // Slot: BL 
U2 F R' F' R U R' U2 R // Slot: BR 
. L' U' L U' F R' F' R // Slot: FR 
. L' U2 L U' L' U L U' // Slot: FL

 

[Discomantis]

I mean... how realistic of a solution do you want?
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It was probably that as I was solving very terribly on that day and I remember that it was likely on yellow cross. (Not 100% sure on that) However it does have AUF so either I was wrong about it having no AUF or it isn't right. Also it did end in a pure last layer skip but I think it ended on the orange side. Also did you get this by trying random things or did you use some type of program to do that?

 

[Meanjuice]

I had something similar happen to me with an LL skip in comp but I found the solution.

 

[Thom S.]

If you can't help us out with Cross solutions, rotations, orientations, F2L orders, F2L cases, then it's improbable we will find the actual solution you had.

 

[Discomantis]

If you can't help us out with Cross solutions, rotations, orientations, F2L orders, F2L cases, then it's improbable we will find the actual solution you had.

For cross I don't remember anything but that it was probably on yellow and maybe on white. For F2L, I remember that I miss slotted a pair(s) and the last 4 moves was a left reverse sexy insert into an LL skip with no AUF. I think it ended facing orange but I can't be 100% sure on that. The F2L has to have been good enough for somebody to get a slightly worse than average time if they didn't get any skips. Sorry about the lack of details. I don't remember much and thus couldn't find anything which is why I asked people here.

 

[OreKehStrah]

For cross I don't remember anything but that it was probably on yellow and maybe on white. For F2L, I remember that I miss slotted a pair(s) and the last 4 moves was a left reverse sexy insert into an LL skip with no AUF. I think it ended facing orange but I can't be 100% sure on that. The F2L has to have been good enough for somebody to get a slightly worse than average time if they didn't get any skips. Sorry about the lack of details. I don't remember much and thus couldn't find anything which is why I asked people here.

The fact you didn’t even say you misslotted a pair guaranteed nobody was gonna find your solution. Use common sense. If you can’t even tell what color you started on nobody is gonna waste their time

 

[Thom S.]

So, the information we have
Cross on yellow, or not, but probably.
LL skip lead to orange on front. F2L ORIENTATION NOT KNOWN.
An F2L was misslotted at one point. Maybe 2. Which, when or how and when corrected not known.
FL was last slot. Insertion was left reverse sexy. Colour of slot(important) not known.
And

The F2L has to have been good enough for somebody to get a slightly worse than average time if they didn't get any skips.

Whatever this means.

Sorry, really but this leaves us with an estimated couple of trillion different solutions. Also, does it matter? You don't remember the solve.
If one has a solution very close to the original that you solved( that we will never know), there is no objective difference than solving Cross and F2L the way you describe and then go into Cube Explorer to make some irrelevant ridiculous 3rd slot algorithm, that then leads into LSLL. You'll get another PB and, statistically speaking, you'll eventually get another LL skip. You aren't banned for Life on LL skips now.

 

[Discomantis]

So, the information we have
Cross on yellow, or not, but probably.
LL skip lead to orange on front. F2L ORIENTATION NOT KNOWN.
An F2L was misslotted at one point. Maybe 2. Which, when or how and when corrected not known.
FL was last slot. Insertion was left reverse sexy. Colour of slot(important) not known.
And

Whatever this means.

Sorry, really but this leaves us with an estimated couple of trillion different solutions. Also, does it matter? You don't remember the solve.
If one has a solution very close to the original that you solved( that we will never know), there is no objective difference than solving Cross and F2L the way you describe and then go into Cube Explorer to make some irrelevant ridiculous 3rd slot algorithm, that then leads into LSLL. You'll get another PB and, statistically speaking, you'll eventually get another LL skip. You aren't banned for Life on LL skips now.

Sorry about being dumb and posting this thread. anyway I guess you are right about I can get another LL skip because I got a PB with an "LL skip" today! (It was WV into PLL skip but I count it as an LL skip as it was a 9 move insert for the normal insert that I use vs a 13 move insert so it was basically the equivalent of a 5 move last layer. Also it was the all oriented case so recognition was almost instant.)

 

[Thom S.]

because I got a PB with an "LL skip" today!

See?
Everything's coming up Discomantis.