Bunyanderman
Regular
The new notation looks a bit confusing, but it is actually really simply. I'll explain the example from above:Each "move" of the scramble is made up of 2 parts. The first tells you, which pins are up, and the second tells you, in which direction you have to turn.
So "UR3-" means, you push the top-right pin up and turn it 3 hours anti-clockwise. This is equivalent to
Code:dU u3' dd
Then "DR5+", you push the last pin UR in and DR up and turn 5 hours clockwise.
Code:dd u5 dU
And so on, "U3+" mean you push the two top pins up:
Code:UU u3 dd
"ALL1-": you push all pins up
Code:UU u1' UU
and "y2" you turn around the puzzle so that twelve is still on top.
But acually I would like to have the concise notation from http://www.qqtimer.net/. It is the same as Jaaps-notation, but you don't show the UUdd stuff. Therefore it is really short: (4, -5) / (-5, 0) / (0, 3) / (3, -5) / (-4) / (-1) / (1) / (4) / (-1) / (-2) / ddUd
Thank you for the explanation, as i only know 3x3 scrambes. I will try to implement both scrambles if more people are interested.
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