Hi,
allow me to let you know that there is a new version of AnimCubeJS, a Rubik's Cube simulator ideal for the web-based cubing tutorials or e.g. solving reconstructions.
The new version might be interesting for the developers/programmers as it consists of only 1 fully readable JavaScript file per cube size, without any additional libraries or packages.
I personally would love to see some web cube simulator being directly integrated into the speedsolving.com forum and speedsolving.com wiki in order to visually help the questioners. In my opinion, AnimCubeJS could be a good candidate for this because in comparison with some other simulators it is:
1) simply working on all devices and platforms I tried so far
2) very flexible and customizable
3) easy to integrate by admins (I guess) and easy to create an actual simulator by forum/wiki members (i.e. you)
allow me to let you know that there is a new version of AnimCubeJS, a Rubik's Cube simulator ideal for the web-based cubing tutorials or e.g. solving reconstructions.
The new version might be interesting for the developers/programmers as it consists of only 1 fully readable JavaScript file per cube size, without any additional libraries or packages.
I personally would love to see some web cube simulator being directly integrated into the speedsolving.com forum and speedsolving.com wiki in order to visually help the questioners. In my opinion, AnimCubeJS could be a good candidate for this because in comparison with some other simulators it is:
1) simply working on all devices and platforms I tried so far
2) very flexible and customizable
3) easy to integrate by admins (I guess) and easy to create an actual simulator by forum/wiki members (i.e. you)