Introducing qqTimer!

[deepSubDiver]

I would love to see a BigCube subset that scrambles Edges and Corners only. For example, I quickly wrote a tool that generates scrambles in this manner for the 444:

R' L' U D' R L Uw
R L U D' R' L' Uw
R L' U D2 R' L Uw
R2 L U' D2 R2 L' Uw
R2 L2 U2 D' R2 L2 Uw
R' L' U2 D' R L Uw
R2 L' U D' R2 L Uw
R L' U' D' R' L Uw

 

[Zarxrax]

Wow, I have no idea how I missed this for so long. This is the most awesome timer ever.
Is there any way to save your session, so it doesn't restart from scratch every time you load the page?

Also, it would be really awesome if it could use SVG to generate a graph of the times. It could be in a separate popup window or something.

 

[qqwref]

I would love to see a BigCube subset that scrambles Edges and Corners only. For example, I quickly wrote a tool that generates scrambles in this manner for the 444:

R' L' U D' R L Uw
R L U D' R' L' Uw
R L' U D2 R' L Uw
R2 L U' D2 R2 L' Uw
R2 L2 U2 D' R2 L2 Uw
R' L' U2 D' R L Uw
R2 L' U D' R2 L Uw
R L' U' D' R' L Uw

Interesting. I'll put something like this in.

Is there any way to save your session, so it doesn't restart from scratch every time you load the page?

Unfortunately browser cookies can only store a few KB of information each, so I can't really ensure that a session is saved. An import feature (where you can import previously saved sessions) is in the works, though.

Also, it would be really awesome if it could use SVG to generate a graph of the times. It could be in a separate popup window or something.

Interesting idea, and probably doable. Do you know of any javascript utilities that do this?

 

[deepSubDiver]

Interesting. I'll put something like this in.

I might get you my (Python) code if you want.

Interesting idea, and probably doable. Do you know of any javascript utilities that do this?

http://processingjs.org/
Maybe a little overweight, but very easy to implement.
(you may play around with it at hascanvas.com)
Or you could write a PHP script that generates those graphs (might be easier) and let JS reload it after each solve.

 

[Johannes91]

This one's cool: http://code.google.com/p/flot/.

 

[qqwref]

Interesting. I'll put something like this in.

I might get you my (Python) code if you want.

No thanks, it'll be easier to do from scratch.

This one's cool: http://code.google.com/p/flot/.

This looks pretty good, considering it's something already designed for graphs. I'll see if I can get it to be smaller than qqtimer itself (lol).

 

[Yes We Can!]

QQtimer doesn't work for me anymore. Neither on IE nor on Firefox. It doesn't show scrambles. You can't choose the puzzle too. When I press spacebar nothing happens.

 

[Sa967St]

QQtimer doesn't work for me anymore. Neither on IE nor on Firefox. It doesn't show scrambles. You can't choose the puzzle too. When I press spacebar nothing happens.

same thing happened when I tried to use it last night. :/

 

[koreancuber]

solution = http://gqtimer.kungfoomanchu.com/?modern=yes

 

[Daniel Wu]

Are you using this link http://mzrg.com/miniSites/scramblers/qqtimer.html?

It works fine for me on Firefox.

 

[Sa967St]

Are you using this link http://mzrg.com/miniSites/scramblers/qqtimer.html?

It works fine for me on Firefox.

ah, that one works

It doesn't work with http://mzrg.com/qqtimer/ anymore

 

[rjohnson_8ball]

So, the first version that Google points at is wrong?

 

[jms_gears1]

Are you using this link http://mzrg.com/miniSites/scramblers/qqtimer.html?

It works fine for me on Firefox.

ah, that one works

It doesn't work with http://mzrg.com/qqtimer/ anymore

hmm that works for me on chrome

 

[Daniel Wu]

It's gone...

EDIT: No wait now the small link works and the big link is a 404.

 

[Tortin]

Are you using this link http://mzrg.com/miniSites/scramblers/qqtimer.html?

It works fine for me on Firefox.

ah, that one works

It doesn't work with http://mzrg.com/qqtimer/ anymore

It's the opposite for me...

 

[David0794]

Same for me...just works with http://mzrg.com/qqtimer/

 

[Sa967St]

They both work for me now, yay.

 

[xXzaKerXx]

Erm, sorry for bumping, but how do you save qqTimer like you do for Bellon Timer? I read earlier posts and someone said something like Ctrl+S would do the trick but nothing seems to happen. So, how do you download it into your comp? And, I'm using IE if it affects anything.

 

[Yes We Can!]

mzrg.com and therefore qqtimer has gone. Argh. I'll have to use iitimer on my ipod now :/ no cct on this laptop.

 

[chris w]

mzrg.com and therefore qqtimer has gone. Argh. I'll have to use iitimer on my ipod now :/ no cct on this laptop.

yea kinda annoying, but gqtimer is working :http://gqtimer.kungfoomanchu.com/