Solving OCLL with sune variations for Megaminx

[Deleted member 36445]

So for 3x3 you can solve OCLL with sune variations using some simple rules

But what about megaminx?

How can I solve all the OCLLs using only sune variations?

What rules can I use to know how to position the corners and apply the sunes?

here are the cases: https://sarah.cubing.net/megaminx/ocll#alg/mega-ocll16

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

So for 3x3 you can solve OCLL with sune variations using some simple rules

But what about megaminx?

How can I solve all the OCLLs using only sune variations?

What rules can I use to know how to position the corners and apply the sunes?

here are the cases: https://sarah.cubing.net/megaminx/ocll#alg/mega-ocll16

I don't know about full sune variations, but if many corners are disoriented, place a solved corner (if applicable) in the back, do a sune or antisune, and complete the last two corners with R' D R D'

 

[Averageof12]

What I do when I reach least layer is orient all the edges, and then look for a solved corner. If there is one, I put it in the back left-ish place, and then use a cross-solved OLL case from 3x3, or sometimes a modification.

Edit: Example:

For this case, I would use the double sune alg (with green in front).

 

[xyzzy]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cubers/comments/1b8yyz0/for_those_just_as_lazy_as_me_who_still_want_to_do

 

[Averageof12]

What I also sometimes do is just use 3x3 OLL cases on a megaminx (not just cross-solved)

 

[Deleted member 36445]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cubers/comments/1b8yyz0/for_those_just_as_lazy_as_me_who_still_want_to_do

sorry for late response...

thanks for this, it was exactly what I was looking for!