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New pb sub 20 avg5 
current avg5: 19.55 (σ = 0.35)
18.99, 19.96, 20.87, 19.38, 19.32
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current avg5: 19.55 (σ = 0.35)
18.99, 19.96, 20.87, 19.38, 19.32
Finallyyy
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SLOW DOWN, YER GETTING TO FAST!!!!!!!New pb sub 20 avg5
current avg5: 19.55 (σ = 0.35)
18.99, 19.96, 20.87, 19.38, 19.32
Finallyyy
I wonder if you could get even faster on a speedier mouse-based simulator. For instance, http://puzzlingaddiction.com/Cube/Net/ or http://mzrg.com/java/IsoCubeSim/ . They all have slightly different controls/displays but it's nothing as drastic as trying to learn to use keyboard simulators.New best for 7x7x7: 7.332 mins. Link is here
If only my real cube times were nearly as good.. Still 12 ~ 14 mins. on real cube.
Awesome!best avg5: 13.60 (σ = 0.37)
best avg12: 14.66 (σ = 1.34)
best avg100: 15.41 (σ = 1.35)
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The high sensitivity is intentionalI found Isocubesim the least awkward to use. (Although it's much too sensitive, the slightest click is enough to drag it.)
I don't think I set a limit, but at some point it'll just get too slow/tiny to use. You can also use the + and - keys to change all 3 dimensions at once, BTW.Up to what size cube does Isocubesim go up to?
I don't think I set a limit, but at some point it'll just get too slow/tiny to use. You can also use the + and - keys to change all 3 dimensions at once, BTW.
The high sensitivity is intentionalOnce you get used to it, you can go as fast as you want, because each turn you make will count - you don't have to worry about not dragging far enough when you're going super fast.
I don't think I set a limit, but at some point it'll just get too slow/tiny to use. You can also use the + and - keys to change all 3 dimensions at once, BTW.
And nice 20x20x20 time![]()
Haha, oh god. So many pieces. Considering I have about 1:11 on the 20x20, and approximating the time taken as n^3, the 25x25 would take about 2:18 and the 30x30 would take about 3:59... Ouch.P.S: I'd love to see you tackle 30x30x30 (or at least 25x25x25) via qcube. Perhaps you can be a recordholder for that size cube.