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csTimer released

Some other features I would love to see:

Adding a keyboard shortcut to switch between typing and normal keyboard timer
and make this bar appear again on the time list so you can scroll through your times (It was there some time ago)

Thanks :)
 
I started using cstimer a few days ago and I really like it.
I would like to ask if there is a way to export the graphs that "trend line" feature provides in excel or some other program and save them for later reference?
 
I'm building my own timer and want to import exports from cstimer. Is there any documentation?
 
I like what zen3gr said; I would love to be able to export graphs.
Also, I think that it'd be neat if there was a linear regression on the graph!
 
I've discovered that, in the secure HTTP page, Insertion Finder tool does not work while in the insecure, HTTP one this works as expected. Do I have to assume that the javascript or whatever code that implements the finder is deemed insecure and hence blocked in the secure site?
 
I've discovered that, in the secure HTTP page, Insertion Finder tool does not work while in the insecure, HTTP one this works as expected. Do I have to assume that the javascript or whatever code that implements the finder is deemed insecure and hence blocked in the secure site?

Exactly, the provider of Insertion Finder (mf.qiyuuu.com) does not support HTTP secure access.
 
Hi!!

What is the point of (ec) acronym in tools/solve cross?

Sorry but I'm a beginner and I'm starting to learn how to practice with cstimer.

Thanks!
 
Hi!!

What is the point of (ec) acronym in tools/solve cross?

Sorry but I'm a beginner and I'm starting to learn how to practice with cstimer.

Thanks!

It stands for Extended Cross and, if you click on it for any face it will solve an extended cross instead of a normal cross, that is, a cross + an F2L pair or what we also call an "x-cross".
 
Say I input squan scrambles...
It won't draw the scramble

Yeah, and as I also pointed out some days ago, the same happens with Mega and also with Pyra or Skewb scrambles: they are not correctly identified. I understand it is not easy for skewb but for Pyra it's easier because of the tips in lowercase but it shows like a 4x4 or 5x5 scramble instead. I'd say that if I have csTimer configured for WCA -> skewb scrambles and then I change to "Input", if the scramble can be a valid skewb scramble then it should be assumed that it is.

I would also like Mega scrambles to be drawn as it was recently added for skewb, sq-1 & pyra.
 
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