One-Answer Software Question Thread

[bobthegiraffemonkey]

I've had a quick look and can't seem to find a good way to practise LSLL on my phone (Android), can anyone help? The only scramblers I can find for it are qqtimer (doesn't seem to work on mobile) and cstimer (works, but has stupidly long scrambles that I suspect aren't random state).

 

[xyzzy]

cstimer (works, but has stupidly long scrambles that I suspect aren't random state)

There's "last slot + last layer", which is random-state, but there's also "last slot + last layer (old)", which uses a bunch of random triggers to scramble LSLL and isn't random-state.

 

[bobthegiraffemonkey]

There's "last slot + last layer", which is random-state, but there's also "last slot + last layer (old)", which uses a bunch of random triggers to scramble LSLL and isn't random-state.

I just double checked and it's only showing the old version for me.

 

[xyzzy]

I just double checked and it's only showing the old version for me.

It's under "3x3x3" rather than "3x3x3 subsets".

 

[bobthegiraffemonkey]

It's under "3x3x3" rather than "3x3x3 subsets".

No wonder I didn't find it, thanks!

 

[GenTheSnail]

I inputted 260 megaminx times that I had written down (in a notebook, not digitally) into cstimer. Unfortunately, on solve 168 I typed it out as '6261.' instead of '62.21', which resulted in it reading the time as 1:44:21.00 hours.
Of course, I can just delete the time and re enter it properly, but that puts the solves out of order and messes with the little averages (this is what I'll probably end up doing if no one can help me).
So I right clicked the time to "inspect" the page. When all of the code running the page popped up, I tried manually editing the time as text and as HTML. However, after I thought that I had solved the problem, it reverted back to 1:44:21.00 hours.
Is there something that I'm doing wrong, or is this just not something that can be done?

 

[Mike Hughey]

The data is in the local storage somewhere - you should be able to use the developer tools in your browser to access and change the data. It may require figuring out how the time is encoded, though.

Maybe someone else can give you the specifics, but generally that's how it's done.

 

[GenTheSnail]

The data is in the local storage somewhere - you should be able to use the developer tools in your browser to access and change the data. It may require figuring out how the time is encoded, though.

Maybe someone else can give you the specifics, but generally that's how it's done.

Thanks for the quick reply.
So, the developer tools is what the "inspect" option opens.

<trbody>
. <tr>...<tr>
. <like a hundred solves>
. <tr>...<tr>
. <tr><td class="times">168</td>
. <td class="times">1:44:21.00</td>
. <td class="times">1:03.12</td>
. <td class="times">1:01.09</td></tr>

I've found the time and edited it there a couple times, but it wont stay edited. Do you know the specific location that it is stored where I can actually edit it?

 

[Mike Hughey]

I'm using Firefox; I see that for me, CSTimer is storing the values in the IndexedDB values. From googling, it looks like it might be necessary to use a tool like SQLite Manager to try to edit it. I'm not sure what it's like with other browsers, though.

 

[Cubemaster248]

On my solve stats in cs timer, there is a σ, aka sigma symbol. What does it mean?

 

[AvGalen]

On my solve stats in cs timer, there is a σ, aka sigma symbol. What does it mean?View attachment 9400

Most likely the standard deviation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigma#Lowercase

 

[Tabe]

That's exactly what it is.

 

[Waffle Cuber]

I need help, as you can tell from the title. I am working a developing my own method and I need to generate algorithms. I've heard to use cube explorer, but I can't find it. if someone could tell me where and how the do this, that would be great!

 

[xyzzy]

First Google result.

 

[Waffle Cuber]

Yeah, but how do you download? (Sorry, if I'm just being dumb)

 

[xyzzy]

There's a "Download" link on the left side. That leads to a page where you can download the program.

 

[bbryant0620]

Hey everybody,

Is there a good cross trainer that does something like http://net13.net/Cube/Cross/ used to, that is, gives you a scramble based on the number of moves required to solve the cross so that you can build up to doing every possible cross in the least number of moves possible?

 

[hadofhfo]

Ok so I was watching the cubicle's everyone solves video, the new one, and I couldn't recognize the timer they were using.
I've tried to find it but I have no idea. Can someone help me?

 

[Bruno Rosa]

https://christianvaughngames.com/C2F2L/
it's down ?
any info about it?

 

[asacuber]

I found a cool website a few weeks ago (on the r/cubers subreddit i think)
It gave all of your official averages (like ao12s,ao50s and ao100s) and some other cool stats related to consistency as well.
I can't find it anymore. Pls help