asacuber
Veteran
Yep, can see it after refreshing my page!
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csTimer released
Yep, can see it after refreshing my page!
mafergut
Legend
There is an issue, when there are DNFs in the times list, it does not plot anything in the graph.
Matt11111
Veteran
I don't think DNFs should plot anything.
mafergut
Legend
I mean, I have a session with 125 times of which 1 is a DNF. And it does not plot anything. If I change the DNF to a normal time, then it plots everything.
qq280833822
Regular
It had been a bug several hours before. However, I fixed that about 1 hour ago (10 minutes after the new function released). Maybe you should clean the cache of your browser and refresh the page.
mafergut
Legend
You're fast man!!!!
My intention was just to report a possible bug, not put pressure on you. Your timer is excellent and growing better and better.
EDIT: I refreshed the page and now it's working fine, thanks!
TheRICuber
Member
Thank you, this is a really nice feature.
Thank you for being so accessible and quick to add features
SassyGinger77
Member
Im having trouble wtih my stackmat hooking up to cstimer. It starts fine but when stopping i have to voilently pound on my timer to make the program stop. Is there a solution to my problem that can be fixed? or do i just need to give up on connecting my stackmat to the program?
Just a quick suggestion - I've lost many a solve due to this and I'm sure many others have as well.
When changing a solve to a +2 manually (hovering over the time in the list and selecting +2), I sometimes forget to click back on to the main timer, which means that the timer doesn't start when I press the spacebar down.
I don't tend to look up at all until I've finished a solve so this goes unnoticed 90% of the time.
plsfix
When changing a solve to a +2 manually (hovering over the time in the list and selecting +2), I sometimes forget to click back on to the main timer, which means that the timer doesn't start when I press the spacebar down.
I don't tend to look up at all until I've finished a solve so this goes unnoticed 90% of the time.
plsfix
biscuit
Veteran
Why would you assign a +2 that way?
Because that's the way I've been doing it for ages. Yes I am aware of the keyboard method, but I prefer using the mouse to do so.
biscuit
Veteran
I did it that way for a long time, but then switched, and it's SO much better
Although you didn't post about it, I did notice it and I'm very grateful TMarshall
Regular
This has probably been asked here, but is there a Downloadable version of this timer? I like having big sessions, and when this happens csTimer often lags a ton. It would be nice to have one without this problem (sorry if this is a stupid or obvious question)
biscuit
Veteran
CStimer only displays 100 times to fix that problem. Try backing up the sessions, clearing your cache, and they restoring the session. It then should only display 100 times (unless you click a button, then it will display all your times)
I really love this timer and have been using it as my main timer. Thank You! I have only one thing what I miss from this timer so I do have a suggestions that would be amazing if you could implement. Would be great if You implement an "overall best of" what is not dependent to the session. You could but to Statistics tool or above the scrable, maybe on timer background one of the corner or swicheable. I dont mind where but would be really great this function. I only miss this. Keep up the great work. Thank You!
DGCubes
Veteran
I noticed just now that it seems the calculator for averages has changed slightly. Instead of rounding to the nearest hundredth, it rounds down no matter what, which isn't how the WCA does it. Would it be possible to fix this? I remember it didn't used to do that.
qq280833822
Regular
Fixed, and thank you for your bug report.
