I made a tool called "Nachbildung" for reconstructing solves. If you've seen any of my reconstructions in the Reconstruction thread, that's how I made them.
The program's primary goal is to automatically calculate statistics and create exports for different formats.
I know that spreadsheets...
I started on this before I realized that Andy Klise and Lucas Garron had done it before, but I figured I could add a few extra features. I hope some of you will find this useful.
This script allows you to type algorithms using your keyboard with the same controls as Ryan Heise's simulator...
just bc I like reconstructing
[12.05] U2 L B2 L B2 F2 R U2 L' D2 R D B' F' D' L2 U' B D2 B2 F2
generated with qqtimer
x y2
L F2 u' R' u R' /cross
L' U L/ 1st pair
U' R' U R y L' U' L/ 2nd
R' U' R U' R' U' R/ 3rd
U F' U' F/ 4th (could have been preserved with rotation + sledge)
R' M2 U' F' U F...
Does anyone even look at reconstructions?
I know that Bresty likes to show off occasionally, but I've seen way too many times where people beg for reconstructions, when it doesn't even seem like they would be useful.
Reconstructions are meant for learning.
I have several proposals/ideas that...
Everyone who solves the Pyraminx knows the R, L, U and B for wide turns and r, l, u and b for the tips. But, many solves include rotations. If we ever get a version of alg.garron for pyraminx for reconstructions, how will we show rotations?. Some ideas suggested were to use oR to say a rotation...
A thread for accomplishments, hence the title, "Accomplishments Thread".
Just post your accomplishments here. I decided to make an accomplishments thread because they have one in TwistyPuzzles and I think it would be nice to have one here too.
I'll start: I've finally gotten around to...