OLL trainer

[Roman]

After 6 years of cubing I decided it's time to learn full OLL. So I made this tool:

https://bestsiteever.net/oll

There's a table with 57 cases grouped by shapes that you can mark for practicing:

During the session, you can click on the case name to get the picture, the setup, the alg (from Feliks' cubeskills PDF) and an alternative alg.

Spoiler: pic 2

Spoiler: pic 3

Spoiler: Hotkeys

• Spacebar to control the timer;
• Delete to delete last result;
• Shift+delete to clear the session.

As always, there's a GitHub repository and, since it's pure JS, you can download the offline version.
Many thanks to @Lars Petrus for the Birdflu website that I used for obtaining the algs and @Faz for the cubeskills where I actually learned the OLL (suggested algs are also from cubeskills).
Feel free to leave your thoughts there and happy practicing!

 

[Hazel]

I just did one but I'll do a few others since I don't have anything better to do

 

[xyzzy]

Have you tried scraping the algs from Birdflu? (Maybe @Lars Petrus can also help with providing the algs directly?)

 

[Roman]

Have you tried scraping the algs from Birdflu? (Maybe @Lars Petrus can also help with providing the algs directly?)

What I need is not just a lot of random algs for each case, but instead every existing alg up to 13 moves long which will be filtered afterwards. If the full set already exist somewhere, please lead me to this place

 

[xyzzy]

What I need is not just a lot of random algs for each case, but instead every existing alg up to 13 moves long which will be filtered afterwards. If the full set already exist somewhere, please lead me to this place

https://birdflu.lar5.com/ has every LL alg up to 17 moves long, and you can filter it to specific OLL cases with the selector thingy at the top. (There are some duplicates because of symmetry, but I don't think that should be a big problem.)

 

[Roman]

https://birdflu.lar5.com/ has every LL alg up to 17 moves long, and you can filter it to specific OLL cases with the selector thingy at the top. (There are some duplicates because of symmetry, but I don't think that should be a big problem.)

Exactly what I need!
Meh, I guess the only way to discover these websites is posting to SS asking people to generate algs for you...

 

[CLL Smooth]

I've been using your ZBLL trainer and I love it! I've been wondering if an OLLCP trainer would be too much trouble. I'd help with this but I'm horrible with computers.

 

[Roman]

It's released now, please check the first post :rolleyes:

 

[Roman]

Introducing the Recap mode

You can now go through the selected cases once to rehearse them quickly. Thanks to Arsid for mentioning it in his reddit post and bugybunny for pointing it out on the GitHub.
Should I also add this feature to the ZBLL trainer?

 

[bugybunny]

Should I also add this feature to the ZBLL trainer?

I would like that.

 

[Dave_The_Dalek]

I really enjoyed using this trainer to learn and practise OLL, could we get programs for more alg sets like C(M/O)LL or VLS? I'm learning WV at the moment and I really miss having a program like this to properly practise the algs I've learned.

 

[bigballerstatus]

god bless

 

[Gavsters_Cubing]

You should add a setting where you can choose if you want to use a stackmat timer instead if the timer on there so we can type it in!

 

[Maruf99]

After 6 years of cubing I decided it's time to learn full OLL. So I made this tool:

https://bestsiteever.ru/oll

There's a table with 57 cases grouped by shapes that you can mark for practicing:

During the session, you can click on the case name to get the picture, the setup, the alg (from Feliks' cubeskills PDF) and an alternative alg.

Spoiler: pic 2

Spoiler: pic 3

Spoiler: Hotkeys

• Spacebar to control the timer;
• Delete to delete last result;
• Shift+delete to clear the session.

As always, there's a GitHub repository and, since it's pure JS, you can download the offline version.
Many thanks to @Lars Petrus for the Birdflu website that I used for obtaining the algs and @Faz for the cubeskills where I actually learned the OLL (suggested algs are also from cubeskills).
Feel free to leave your thoughts there and happy practicing!

I know it should be a good one but I just came from there.but when I put the scramble for oll my f2l and cross is not even finished plz fix it or tell me how to fix it plzzzzz

 

[Ayce]

If there is a "remove last solve button" that would help a ton!

 

[Roman]

If there is a "remove last solve button" that would help a ton!

The "delete" key on your keyboard does just that

 

[SylenixFR]

Hello,
I'm learning and training my OLL with the tool and it's very nice to use.
It seems to be improvable with the randomness of the cases because I always get one case that appear after all other cases appeared 10/15 times. So I can't train them correctly.
Thank you again it's really helpful !

 

[GAN Lover]

Hello,
I'm learning and training my OLL with the tool and it's very nice to use.
It seems to be improvable with the randomness of the cases because I always get one case that appear after all other cases appeared 10/15 times. So I can't train them correctly.
Thank you again it's really helpful !

There is a better trainer now on jperm.net.

 

[abunickabhi]

There is a better trainer now on jperm.net.

I find both the trainers to be of good use and quality.

 

[SylenixFR]

The scramble algs seems shorter in OLL Trainer and you can quickly chose cases. I mean, it's more intuitive and fast to use on my side.