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Hey all! I got something working this year that I'm very excited about. Check it out! This was not easy to do. If you're interested in the details I wrote a blog post detailing the whole saga. I intend to continue working on this until we have enough infrastructure to start using this...

In the spirit of openness, the WRC wants TNoodle to be reviewed by members of the cubing community (who were not involved in its creation) before they make it official. Hopefully some of the people who frequent this subforum will find this interesting. All of tnoodle is available here...

Hey all, I've been working on a replacement for the WCA scramblers (with lots of help). If you have the time to check it out, please go to https://github.com/cubing/tnoodle/downloads and download TNoodle-0.6.9.jar. If you're on Windows or Mac, you should be able to just double click it, and...

As recommended here: http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16004, I've finally added rotations to the PyraSim. I also added optimal random state scrambles (at the request of Michael Gottlieb). Lastly, I crammed my simulator into the middle of qqTimer, giving a stats interface for...

In the spirit of taking things too far, I proudly present a Heise-esque megaminx simulator. Let me know of any bugs/features you'd like to see fixed/added. Here it is! http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~jfly/projects/applets/MegaminxSim/ Please enjoy! And post your times here for all to see. I claim...

I don't know if off-topic is the best place for this. Maybe there could be a forum for cubing software discussion? anyway, I'm very proud to announce this project I've been working on. It's a Square One simulator in the style of Ryan Heise's awesome speedcubing simulator. I need help finding...

Jeremy Fleischman Reverse Skiing Speedsolve I'm in Utah skiing with my family, and I just couldn't resist :)

I am pleased to announce the third version of CCT! We've added a ton of new features, most notably logging of times. You can download the latest version here: http://gnehzr.net/cct. Your comments and support are welcome! Jeremy Fleischman and Ryan Zheng