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iiTimer preAlpha Demo

if it recorded averages of 5 and 12, had two touch finger control and kept record of past solves id for sure buy it for $5 or less

2 finger controls won't happen. Not only is it pointless on an ipod/iphone, but I am quite certain a user will start dropping their cube on an iPad if it takes 2 touches to stop it. I did think about it though. I will be hopefully adding external keyboard support though.

I think he was talking about that of iCube Timer, which uses 2 fingers to start, and one to stop.

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I know what he was talking about, and it looks like crap and doesn't work well. In practice, my "solution" works quite nicely.
 
if it recorded averages of 5 and 12, had two touch finger control and kept record of past solves id for sure buy it for $5 or less

2 finger controls won't happen. Not only is it pointless on an ipod/iphone, but I am quite certain a user will start dropping their cube on an iPad if it takes 2 touches to stop it. I did think about it though. I will be hopefully adding external keyboard support though.

I think he was talking about that of iCube Timer, which uses 2 fingers to start, and one to stop.

original.jpg

I know what he was talking about, and it looks like crap and doesn't work well. In practice, my "solution" works quite nicely.


It really is sucky. I wasn't suggesting it, though. The only thing it has going for it is keeping track of averages.
 
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