csTimer released

[qq280833822]

I noticed that most of users will enable the statistics tools. So I add the statistics tools to the statistics area and displayed by default. Previous statistics tools will still work, but I recommend you close the statistics tools as it might cover the timer or the ao5/ao12 label. Here's a snapshot of the new statistics tool in the statistics area before the time list:

Spoiler

If you don't like it, you can disable it via "Option->Statistics->show summary before time list"

 

[mjm]

I like it very much, but I cannot scroll through my list of times now.
Also, is there a functionality that enables the user to click on a time in the list and then shows the scramble? That would be very helpful.

 

[AndyK]

I noticed that most of users will enable the statistics tools. So I add the statistics tools to the statistics area and displayed by default. Previous statistics tools will still work, but I recommend you close the statistics tools as it might cover the timer or the ao5/ao12 label. Here's a snapshot of the new statistics tool in the statistics area before the time list:

Spoiler

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=5719

If you don't like it, you can disable it via "Option->Statistics->show summary before time list"

I like this new feature, but I would much prefer the ability to easily view my best time, mo3, ao5, ao12 out of all possible sessions. Would you consider adding this? (or maybe it already exists somewhere)

 

[qq280833822]

I like it very much, but I cannot scroll through my list of times now.
Also, is there a functionality that enables the user to click on a time in the list and then shows the scramble? That would be very helpful.

Thank you for your suggestion. I've just push an update to implement this. Now, when you click the number before a time (not the time itself for the adaption for mobile devices), a statistics dialog will be displayed with the scramble included, unless you disabled "Option->statistics->print scramble(s) in statistics".

I like this new feature, but I would much prefer the ability to easily view my best time, mo3, ao5, ao12 out of all possible sessions. Would you consider adding this? (or maybe it already exists somewhere)

What do you mean by aoX/moX/best out of all sessions? As the scramble type might be different between sessions.
For example, session 1 is for 3x3x3 while session 2 is for 2x2x2. Hence, ao5 of session 1 and that of session 2 might not be comparable.

 

[AndyK]

What do you mean by aoX/moX/best out of all sessions? As the scramble type might be different between sessions.
For example, session 1 is for 3x3x3 while session 2 is for 2x2x2. Hence, ao5 of session 1 and that of session 2 might not be comparable.

Ahh, well I guess I was meaning best times out of all 3x3x3 sessions and a separate best time for 2x2x2 etc. sessions. This way we could keep track of our Personal Bests.

 

[BenCubes]

My cstimer is super zoomed in now. Browser zoom is at normal 100%. Haven't touched the settings since last week, when it was fine.

 

[mjm]

Thank you for your suggestion. I've just push an update to implement this. Now, when you click the number before a time (not the time itself for the adaption for mobile devices), a statistics dialog will be displayed with the scramble included, unless you disabled "Option->statistics->print scramble(s) in statistics".

Thank you very much!

 

[Phinagin]

My cstimer is super zoomed in now. Browser zoom is at normal 100%. Haven't touched the settings since last week, when it was fine.

options > display > zoom > 100%

 

[Sergeant Baboon]

My cstimer is super zoomed in now. Browser zoom is at normal 100%. Haven't touched the settings since last week, when it was fine.

I've just committed an update. There isn't any functional changes in this update. The only difference is some details of the interface, especially the adaption for mobile devices. Detailly, if you open cstimer on a screen whose width-to-height ratio less than 5/6, cstimer will switch to mobile version automatically.

Furthermore, the size of the timer will automatically adjust according to the resolution of your screen. Hence, cstimer almost looks the same no matter you are using a 1366x768 screen or 3840x2160 screen. As cstimer is designed for 1366x768 screens before, you will find that the statistics bar, the scramble bar and the font size is much larger than previous versions on a 1920x1080 screen. If you wanna have smaller or larger statistics bar, scramble bar and font size, you may adjust "Options -> display -> Zoom" according to your habit.

I just set my zoom to 90% to compensate.

 

[BenCubes]

I just set my zoom to 90% to compensate.

okay, set my zoom to 70% and it looks great thanks!

 

[Rubiks560]

Is it possible to add a keyboard shortcut to switch from spacebar to manually enter times? I would love to be able to switch quicker.

 

[biscuit]

Is it possible to add a keyboard shortcut to switch from spacebar to manually enter times? I would love to be able to switch quicker.

This.

 

[Phinagin]

Is it possible to add a keyboard shortcut to switch from spacebar to manually enter times? I would love to be able to switch quicker.

This.

This. To add also allowing stackmat switching as well.

 

[Rubiks560]

This. To add also allowing stackmat switching as well.

Does stackmat actually work for people? I haven't been able to get that to work in who knows how long.

I figured it wasn't working on my latest Macbook because it has no audio input jack, but I just tried it on a 2010 MacBook Pro with the input and cstimer still wouldn't recognize anything.

edit: also using Chrome.

 

[Phinagin]

Does stackmat actually work for people? I haven't been able to get that to work in who knows how long.

I figured it wasn't working on my latest Macbook because it has no audio input jack, but I just tried it on a 2010 MacBook Pro with the input and cstimer still wouldn't recognize anything.

edit: also using Chrome.

I do not personally know because I have a gen 2 stackmat(no audio port) so I cannot hook it up if I wanted to.

But I thought I would add it because why not, for those who do use it(if it works).

 

[Genius4Jesus]

Does stackmat actually work for people?

I just tried for the first time in a while... And now Stackmat works for some reason.

I'm using Windows 10 and Mozilla Firefox 43.0 on a newer Toshiba. I had to allow some option that had to do with "sharing" the computer's microphone.

EDIT: This is with a Stackmat Pro.

 

[biscuit]

I just tried for the first time in a while... And now Stackmat works for some reason.

I'm using Windows 10 and Mozilla Firefox 43.0 on a newer Toshiba. I had to allow some option that had to do with "sharing" the computer's microphone.

EDIT: This is with a Stackmat Pro.

What cable does it take? My Dad (who is in AV) couldn't tell off the top of his head what the output is.

 

[Genius4Jesus]

What cable does it take? My Dad (who is in AV) couldn't tell off the top of his head what the output is.

I'm using a male to male 3.5mm wire with an adapter from 3.5mm to 2.5mm, the 2.5mm end plugs into the Stackmat timer.

 

[biscuit]

I'm using a male to male 3.5mm wire with an adapter from 3.5mm to 2.5mm, the 2.5mm end plugs into the Stackmat timer.

I'll see if I can find a 2.5/3.5 or an adapter. Thanks!

 

[Mollerz]

I've been able to use the stackmat input since I started using cstimer however long ago. However it stopped working this week since csTimer doesn't use https.