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Awesome! The key mapping makes sense to me. And now there is a decent virtual pyraminx cube. Thanks!

Any chance of adding a Pyraminx virtual cube?

For a list of this length, could you use the BB Code Editor to put it in a box to scroll through? That way your post each week is contained in a reasonably short post that you can scroll past if you don't want to see all of the results?

Do you mean have a Computer Cube Competition Thread and then use this one thread only? Or make a new thread for every month?

I'm up for the challenge!! Looking at the old threads they use to have it occasionally. I'll add it to the list! Since there aren't many of us competing I think I will add it (and maybe a few other events) as well.

Hello watermelon (Mitchell Stern), I saw on an old thread that you had an NxN Clock Simulator. The link where this used to be is no longer live, but I still wish to find you NxN clock simulator. Is this something you would still be interested in providing for the speedsolving forum?

I assume you are wanting this in the August Competition? I created a new thread for August yesterday here.

Yes, the Ruwix clock will work just fine!

3x3: 21.198 (33.684) 25.974 24.922 28.842 33.171 24.647 (16.905) 19.411 19.214 20.202 22.894 => 24.048 2x2: 8.673 13.037 (2.904) 8.308 6.027 6.187 5.374 (30.687) 6.025 8.031 28.286 5.406 => 9.535 4x4: (1:18.331) (1:07.815) 1:10.384 1:10.405 1:14.277 => 1:11.689 5x5: 2:05.974 2:17.942 (1:56.595)...

Before people freak out... I named the thread with July 2018 instead of August 2018... Oops o_O

Hello everybody! New month means... Solving more computer cubes! Here are the rules (Trimmed down a bit because of the lack of competitors...o_O) - Do all of the solves for each event consecutively (no practice solves in between). You must decide that you're doing official solves right before...

Individual events: 2x2x2 1. Tao Yu: 3.240 2. colgemtuh: 7.20 3x3x3 1. Tao Yu: 9.437 2. xyzzy: 22.386 3. colegemuth: 24.47 4x4x4 1. Tao Yu: 58.484 2. colegemuth: 2:07.402 5x5x5 1. Tao Yu: 1:57.267 2. colegemuth: 2:31.901 6x6x6 1. colegemuth: 4:49.603 Megaminx 1. colegemuth: 2:14.388...

Practicing

Hello all Missouri speedcubers!! In the near future I am moving to Missouri and I didn't see a thread for Missouri Speedcubing. It looks like are pretty much only 2 areas where competitions have been organized in Missouri (St. Louis and Kansas City areas). I will be living pretty much between...

Event Current Goal 2x2 4.5 Sub-3 3x3 15-16 Sub-12 4x4 53 Sub-45 5x5 1:33 Sub-1:25 6x6 2:45 Sub-2:30 7x7 4:15 Sub-3:40 Megaminx 1:35 Sub-1:20 Kilominx 35 Sub-30 Clock Just got one Time it. Sub-20?? Skewb 13 Sub-8 Pyraminx 15 Sub-8 Square-1 55 Sub-30 3x3 FMC 65 Sub-45...

Shoot! I forgot about those two being Averages of 12. Should I be able to redo, or try again next month? Thoughts?

- 2x2: 6.951 2.970 8.994 (15.935) 6.487 9.306 8.034 12.819 4.033 (2.545) 4.994 5.961 => 7.05 - 3x3: (36.715) 25.093 (22.961) 28.372 23.923 25.416 28.365 17.487 20.659 16.442 25.227 27.098=> 24.47 - 4x4: (1:55.454) 2:16.687 2:10.066 (2:16.765) 1:58.50 => 2:07.402 - 5x5: 2:52.671 (2:57.054)...

Yeah! There is a feature in qcube that allows you to start the timer from a specific state, but as of now we will just use the random scrambles that the simulators provide. Another option for a simulator that looks similar to csTimer is: ksim by @Kirjava

Hello everybody! Way back in the day (2010) @qqwref held monthly computer competitions with a whole bunch of events each month. I am bringing this competition back to the forum! For the first month I will keep all of the rules that @qqwref used in his competitions, but this will change next...

Thanks for the responses. It helped.