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This may depend on your browser's caching policy. If you completely clear your browser cache (be sure to remember to back up before then) and turn on csTimer, it's already up to date.How do I move to the new update? Is it automatic when I open the site or do I have to do something to change it?
You can manually go to the latest by going to cstimer.net/newHow do I move to the new update? Is it automatic when I open the site or do I have to do something to change it?
Thanks for the addition. However, there's no setting for changing the FTO color scheme on this new version like one could on the Plus plugin. I do use a custom scheme. Please add this feature to the vanilla Cstimer. Thanks.Other updates
13. Scramble image for SQ2 and FTO.
It is a really good tool, I tested several examples and the prob is correct. Btw blders usually use 'UFR|UFL|UBL|UBR|DFR|DFL|DBL|DBR' instead of 'URF|UFL|ULB|UBR|DFR|DLF|DBL|DRB'.These two days I developed a tool to help blindfold. Since I'm not a BLD solver myself, I first posted it in the beta version ( /new/ )
The full feature introduction can be found here: https://github.com/cs0x7f/cstimer/wiki/BLD-Helper
Previously, csTimer only provided scrambles of edges/corners for BLD solvers, but now there are more filters, including:
1. Specify the parity of edges and corners
2. After setting the buffer block, you can specify the number of in-place flipped blocks, external cycles (cycles without the buffer block), and code length (for example, if you are not very proficient, then you may want a simple scramble to memorize)
3. If you are an expert in BLD, you can get some particularly difficult or simple states through the filter, and it will also tell you the probability of such states
These two days I developed a tool to help blindfold. Since I'm not a BLD solver myself, I first posted it in the beta version ( /new/ )
The full feature introduction can be found here: https://github.com/cs0x7f/cstimer/wiki/BLD-Helper
Previously, csTimer only provided scrambles of edges/corners for BLD solvers, but now there are more filters, including:
1. Specify the parity of edges and corners
2. After setting the buffer block, you can specify the number of in-place flipped blocks, external cycles (cycles without the buffer block), and code length (for example, if you are not very proficient, then you may want a simple scramble to memorize)
3. If you are an expert in BLD, you can get some particularly difficult or simple states through the filter, and it will also tell you the probability of such states
This has happened to me before, so try clicking the top left of the little menu where it says current, that should bring it backView attachment 23188
does any one know where my sessions bar went or how I can get it back
As AJT17 said, click the marked grey areaView attachment 23188
does any one know where my sessions bar went or how I can get it back