frici
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Check out the new online scrambler for NxNxN cubes, Square-1, Megaminx, Pyraminx and Rubik's Clock:
http://ruwix.com/puzzle-scramble-generator
http://ruwix.com/puzzle-scramble-generator
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1) 30 moves is unacceptable. For some puzzles it's way too short (minx, large cubes) and for others way too long (2x2, pyra, clock). If you're going to make scramblers for WCA puzzles, you need to use the right number of moves for each puzzle automatically, not just assume the user knows what they're doing.
2) The style of many of these scrambles is extremely old-fashioned and broken. 2x2x2 uses B, D, and L moves (as well as stuff like B2 F2). Nothing is random-state, as far as I can tell. For Clock you don't even seem to know that every position can be solved with the same set of 14 moves. The Megaminx scrambler is completely wrong, often putting the same move twice in a row, and doesn't even have the standard setup of only one U move every "line" of ten normal moves.
3) Jaap notation for bigcubes? Really? And I think they use slice moves. Come on now.
4) What exactly is the point of the Letters or Numbers scrambles? Or the "Separate" option? How are people supposed to use the "CS" option on Megaminx without knowing what the letters stand for? And why did you randomly add an FRU option?
5) The 3x3x3 is just called "Rubik's". And the "R's Clock". I don't know what to say about that.
6) Your Megaminx scrambles apparently start with yellow on top and white on front, which has nothing to do with the WCA setup.
7) My god, your code is disgusting.
7) My god, your code is disgusting.
Your clock scrambler doesn't seem to work very well. If you look at the pictures, they all have really easy cases.