CubeMania.org: What do you think?

[theace]

Is there any "Graphy" timer for the PC? As in an Offline timer that has stackmat support?

 

[tarpshack]

I like gqtimer much better than cubemania, and have been meaning to switch to it...
but I've already got nice graphs on cubemania and I don't wanna give them up :|

Just use both. Use gqtimer as your primary timer, and then you can still update Cubemania occasionally to keep that graph going too.

 

[ElectricDoodie]

I noticed that Cubemania drops times as it gets old. I started with an average of 45 about 2 months ago. The graph was awesome, but today I looked, and the beginning of my graph is at 37 secs, instead of the 45... I'd rather they not delete it as I kept adding more times.

Anyone know if the qq graph deletes it after a certain point? If not, I might start to use it.

Other than that, I always participate in the CubeMania contets and have a nice graph going.

 

[tim]

Hey guys,

thanks for all the feedback . I really appreciate it.
(Rolling) Average of 12 has been a requested feature since Cubemania started (roughly 2.5 years ago). Our original idea was to keep Cubemania as close to a real competition as possible. So we only had AO5 for the most events and no rolling averages. But since most people use it solely for keeping track of their times and don't like the limitation of AO5, we've finally decided to drop it completely (yep, we haven't updated the page for ages...).
So we're going to remove all averages and only keep the single times. But don't worry, we'll keep your AO5 (or whatever format the event has) records until you break them again. The new record will be a rolling average, though.

Did he give you a time frame of when this update may be?

Don't expect it before christmas. I've already implemented the new timer and cleaned up many lines of code, but there's still a lot to do. And we really want to get it right (at least we try).

@ElectricDoodie: We don't delete any times, we just don't show all of them in your graph. If you go to your profile and click on any event you can still see all your times.

btw.

There are more than 1.5 million solves stored at Cubemania.
The sum of all these solves is exactly 232,213,389.112s or
64504h or
7 years and 133 days.

 

[TMOY]

Hey guys,

thanks for all the feedback . I really appreciate it.
(Rolling) Average of 12 has been a requested feature since Cubemania started (roughly 2.5 years ago). Our original idea was to keep Cubemania as close to a real competition as possible. So we only had AO5 for the most events and no rolling averages. But since most people use it solely for keeping track of their times and don't like the limitation of AO5, we've finally decided to drop it completely

Great news Sounds line I'll have to look for another online timer soon.
(Yes I like AO5s, precisely because it's the competition format. For AO12s there are already plenty of timers, I appreciated the fact that Cubemania was a bit different.)

 

[ElectricDoodie]

Hey guys,

@ElectricDoodie: We don't delete any times, we just don't show all of them in your graph. If you go to your profile and click on any event you can still see all your times.

Oh, thanks for letting me know. Appreciate it.