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    Last pair+Cross piece

    The algsheet was saved by archive.org in 2014: http://web.archive.org/web/20140803045223/http://webfront.com.br/freefop/index.html The images take a long time to load but are also saved.
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    Competition to celebrate new 3x3x3 ao5 World Record (5.09 by Tymon Kolasiński)

    Thank you kubesolver for holding this competition, and congrats to the other winners! I had fun participating.
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    Competition to celebrate new 3x3x3 ao5 World Record (5.09 by Tymon Kolasiński)

    Last minute significant improvement of my solve 2 to 4.25
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    Competition to celebrate new 3x3x3 ao5 World Record (5.09 by Tymon Kolasiński)

    I didn't find the time to optimize the other ones, but here's a 4.49 on solve 2:
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    Program to convert a scramble to kociemba order string

    I have a general NxNxN Cube representation script with a drawing function that internally is able to convert a scramble into the sticker positions. It is quite easy to format the output to match the kociemba order. Take this file and with nnn_representation included, run the following code...
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    Movecount Coefficient Calculator: Online Tool To Evaluate The Speed Of 3x3 Algorithms

    I didn't think about that F' fingertrick, using that makes (1) and (2) about the same speed, with (2) slightly slower but without start regrip. Makes sense, I was wrong there. As finding finger and regrip combinations is much easier for a program than for a human, is it possible to print how to...
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    Movecount Coefficient Calculator: Online Tool To Evaluate The Speed Of 3x3 Algorithms

    This will need a bit more tuning before it can be used to find the best algs reliably. For example, consider (1) 6.5: F R U' R U R2(') (2) 6.25: R' F R F' U R The first alg is not worse than the second, I would even say it's faster. The last U R of the second one is really bad to execute, and...
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    CMOS: New Good Synchronized Cubing Timer

    Yes. When loading CMOS it asks for microphone permission. If you grant that and have a stackmat timer connected and the correct microphone selected, it should automatically use it. The hardware setup and OS microphone settings are the same as for csTimer, so if you have it working there it...
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    CMOS: New Good Synchronized Cubing Timer

    1.: I have thought about that before, but with a y/n option the probability of accidentally deleting a solve is much lower than with a simple yes/no dialog. Deleting solves should not be necessary that often and hitting y and then enter is not much slower than just enter. 2.: Yes! Some buttons...
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    CMOS: New Good Synchronized Cubing Timer

    Solves from other timers need to be checked manually as the import scripts can't rely on documentation of the used formats I've just done that and the solves should appear now once you (re)load. This is also noted on the page where you select the timer format, but you're not the first to...
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