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The best sims are at
- https://mzrg.com/rubik/iso/
- http://benwh.000webhostapp.com/software/cubesim/index.html
There is a bunch of customizability as far as colors, your view of the cube, etc. but the basic idea is that you press space to scramble, and click and drag to do a turn. The turn that's done is based on what sticker you start the drag from and what direction the drag is in. Controls/settings are in the settings menu in IsoCubeSim or after pressing the v button on ben's cubesim.
Edit: Oh yeah, there are also keyboard sims, like at http://mzrg.com/js/qcube-v2.html , https://hi-games.net/ , https://cstimer.net/ . They are generally faster on small cubes but really awkward on larger cubes. Also the method we're using here won't work well on them, you will have to use something similar to reduction.
- https://mzrg.com/rubik/iso/
- http://benwh.000webhostapp.com/software/cubesim/index.html
There is a bunch of customizability as far as colors, your view of the cube, etc. but the basic idea is that you press space to scramble, and click and drag to do a turn. The turn that's done is based on what sticker you start the drag from and what direction the drag is in. Controls/settings are in the settings menu in IsoCubeSim or after pressing the v button on ben's cubesim.
Edit: Oh yeah, there are also keyboard sims, like at http://mzrg.com/js/qcube-v2.html , https://hi-games.net/ , https://cstimer.net/ . They are generally faster on small cubes but really awkward on larger cubes. Also the method we're using here won't work well on them, you will have to use something similar to reduction.