What feature would you like to see in a timer site?

erezler

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I turn to all you speedcubers out there.
I'm a speedcuber myself and I developed my own version of a timer site (www.rubixtimer.com).
It's a free no-registration-required site.
However, I'm not sure I got the right features for my fellow speedcubers.

Would you help me with some suggestions?
 
- Random state scrambles
- Starts when spacebar is released and stops when spacebar is pressed. I've been holding spacebar before starting and when I was solving, I looked up and the timer had stopped and there were two sub-1 times.
- Best Mo3/Ao5/Ao12 etc, not just most recent
- Image of the scrambled cube
- Other scramblers
- More sessions
 
lol "best score"
lol "professional timer"
lol spelled rubik's wrong in the url already
lol 3x3 is only random moves
lol 2x2 is 6gen
lol avg3, avg5, avg 3 of 5
lol 5x5+ notation
lol 25 move default for bigcubes
lol no way to use more than 60 moves
 
lol "best score"
lol "professional timer"
lol spelled rubik's wrong in the url already
lol 3x3 is only random moves
lol 2x2 is 6gen
lol avg3, avg5, avg 3 of 5
lol 5x5+ notation
lol 25 move default for bigcubes
lol no way to use more than 60 moves

and even if all these are fixed. I'd still want Random State Scramblers.
 
I really enjoy the "running" feature where the timer does not display your time, rather the word "running." (Sort of like qqtime) I find this helps me solve better because then I'm not hurrying to get a sub-20 solve and messing up an algorithm. Also, in the scramble section, it would be cool to have the cube scramble picture displayed (sort of like this https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/regulations/history/files/scrambles/scramble_cube.htm ) because I am notorious for screwing up scrambles. Also, more sessions would be nice. ^_^

Other than that, your cubing timer looks excellent.
 
Wow, this is your first day on the forum!
Welcome!

I like the feature where you can press any key to stop it. I too have gotten annoyed by losing seconds by it.

- Truly isn't spelled "Truely"
- the ability to "add a solution" if you have a stackmat timer
- the "running" feature
- an image of the cube, maybe just the front face so you can check that you scrambled the cube correctly
- make it so that if you hold the spacebar down when you're starting, it doesn't start until you

It looks really great!
 
1.general statistics.
2.avg/mean of x solves ( were x is a number that you can choose on your on, sort of yhing that you can do on qqtimer).
3.time distribution.
4.draw scramble (if wanted).
5.being able to put in times ( for example when using stackmat).
6.enlarging timer/scramble size.
7.different sort of scrambles ( for example for 4x4 you would have wca and sign).
8.a timer that you can download.
9.changing background/scramble/other words colours.

but tbh, if cstimer had the option 2 ( that i mentioned above) then you would have anything yo would want in a timer.
 
but tbh, if cstimer had the option 2 ( that i mentioned above) then you would have anything yo would want in a timer.
I also like that Prisma does graphs, and gives you a notification when you get a PB. csTimer does neither of those. It also doesn't save scrambles, so you can go back and e.g. try a PB scramble again. Prisma even saves the date you do it, so you can know when you got your PBs.
 
Figured this'd be a good place to say this;
There needs to be an Android timer that you can manually record times on! I got a stackmat and I can't keep track of Averages of 100, or even 12.
Edit: Unless there's one of those already and I just haven't looked well enough.
 
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Figured this'd be a good place to say this;
There needs to be an Android timer that you can manually record times on! I got a stackmat and I can't keep track of Averages of 100, or even 12.
Edit: Unless there's one of those already and I just haven't looked well enough.

Don't know how hard this is, but the ability to plug in a stackmat to a phone would be good.
 
All the above are excellent suggestions.
The most important feature for me, however, is the ability to work offline!
Wifi is hard to come by here; I’m not sure how easy it is to work offline and update when a connection is found.
 
Normal scrambles, being able to match up times with the scramble used, and it calculating averages. Also being able to change the color because I find that the brightness of the screen reins recognition, so I change it to black
 
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