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ZBLL trainer
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#44
http://tobip.ch/clltrainer/ this one, but it doesn't show you scrambles, only the pictures
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I had a lil idea for an addition to this trainer, you can add it if you like: so if you're doing a case on the timer and you mess it up when timing it or forget it all together, I think it would be helpful for there to be a little box or something you could tick after you stop the timer, and it would mark that case or something so you know you need to work on it more. Even better, there could be a list of those marked cases that you need to work on the most (i.e. you've ticked the box many times for that case).
What I would like, but I suppose it would require a lot of work, is the possibility to save many lists of cases.
Because sometimes I want to work on a specific set of cases, and later on some other cases, then I want to work back on the first set, then a 3rd set, then back to the 2nd set, and so on.
Anyway, as it is, it's an awesome tool.
Because sometimes I want to work on a specific set of cases, and later on some other cases, then I want to work back on the first set, then a 3rd set, then back to the 2nd set, and so on.
Anyway, as it is, it's an awesome tool.
Hey, i'm pretty new to this thread.
I think that this Trainer is very well made, but it is "just" for ZBLL ( and PLL ). I don't know much about programming ( so I don't know if that is even possible or worth the effort ) but how about adding a feature where people can add their own sets of algorithms, that they want to learn/practice ( they set up how the cube should be scrambled, create fitting pictures of it , etc.).
I guess that would be really helpful because everyone can create what needed - even people that use other, unpopular subsets or methods ?
I hope you like the idea too,
Greetings!
I think that this Trainer is very well made, but it is "just" for ZBLL ( and PLL ). I don't know much about programming ( so I don't know if that is even possible or worth the effort ) but how about adding a feature where people can add their own sets of algorithms, that they want to learn/practice ( they set up how the cube should be scrambled, create fitting pictures of it , etc.).
I guess that would be really helpful because everyone can create what needed - even people that use other, unpopular subsets or methods ?
I hope you like the idea too,
Greetings!
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- Moscow, Russia
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- MrWormster
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#56
Two of the H sets (named BBFF and FBFB in the trainer) are only supposed to have 8 cases instead of 12, so there are some duplicates.
For example these 2-gen H cases are the same (I haven't looked through the other set):
O/C = CxO
C/A = A/O
A/C = O/A
C/O = OxC
I would also love to be able to see the illustrations from top (like AlgDb.net) instead of the side, as it would make recognition much easier.
For example these 2-gen H cases are the same (I haven't looked through the other set):
O/C = CxO
C/A = A/O
A/C = O/A
C/O = OxC
I would also love to be able to see the illustrations from top (like AlgDb.net) instead of the side, as it would make recognition much easier.
+1
another thing i would like to see is that i could practise cases and put them directly into another of my 'sessions'. that way i could have a session for hard cases, one for easy cases and so on. would be nice then if i could choose whether the case should stay in the current session or not.
another thing i would like to see is that i could practise cases and put them directly into another of my 'sessions'. that way i could have a session for hard cases, one for easy cases and so on. would be nice then if i could choose whether the case should stay in the current session or not.
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I've used your trainer for a while now, but since today, I've had this warning message with firefox: An error occurred during a connection to bestsiteever.ru. The OCSP response does not include a status for the certificate being verified. Error code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_OCSP_RESPONSE_FOR_CERT_MISSING
If there's a way for you to fix it, that would be great. Otherwise I'm gonna have to resort to something else.
If there's a way for you to fix it, that would be great. Otherwise I'm gonna have to resort to something else.