Heise... Kinda

[J-EZ_Music]

Heise is my favorite way to solve a 3x3. I know full CFOP and a lot of Reux but I don't enjoy myself when I use those methods.

I hope that this can help others understand this precious method I use.

Let's start with this scramble.

R' D' B2 L2 D' L2 R2 D' L2 D' B2 U' L2 B R2 U' L' D B' F' D'

 

[J-EZ_Music]

ok so I misscrambled the first to so that's sad... but here is one of my thoughts on this scramble
(E follows U) (I think) (if not switch all my Es with E')
block 1 + 2// E R' F U R' // I saw a lot of possible ways to do this step but this seemed like the simplest...
block 3// x2 F2 L2 U' F2 // That was fun
Block 4// L U2 S U2 S' // I think this is the simplest...

EO// F U2 F R' F' R //

and there's so many ways to do this last step... but I think I would just ZBLL...

 

[Michael Wimberly]

E follows D

 

[Renslay]

When it comes to slice move directions, I remember them as "following the reading order" (i.e., how do you read text in the western world).
So M goes from top to bottom (following L),
S goes left to right (following F),
E goes left to right (following D).