Hi everyone,
About two weeks ago, I shared an online Visual Rubik's Clock Scrambler I was working on. Since then, it has grown into a fully interactive Rubik's Clock simulator.
Clock is here:
https://clock.thesubneo.com/clock/
You can now not only generate WCA-style scrambles (and manually edit them), but also solve the puzzle directly in the browser, with a simple built-in timer.
Solve mode includes:
* Interactive pin toggling and dial turning
* Optional view of the back/hidden face (useful for learning)
* Solve history with dial moves and pin states
* Undo support
The tool was originally built so my son and I could better understand what's happening on Clock without being fluent in notation, but I'd love to hear feedback from more experienced Clock solvers as well.
If you find a bug, have suggestions, or just want to ask something about the app, feel free to comment or message me.
(It should also work on mobile, though that's still being improved.)
About two weeks ago, I shared an online Visual Rubik's Clock Scrambler I was working on. Since then, it has grown into a fully interactive Rubik's Clock simulator.
Clock is here:
https://clock.thesubneo.com/clock/
You can now not only generate WCA-style scrambles (and manually edit them), but also solve the puzzle directly in the browser, with a simple built-in timer.
Solve mode includes:
* Interactive pin toggling and dial turning
* Optional view of the back/hidden face (useful for learning)
* Solve history with dial moves and pin states
* Undo support
The tool was originally built so my son and I could better understand what's happening on Clock without being fluent in notation, but I'd love to hear feedback from more experienced Clock solvers as well.
If you find a bug, have suggestions, or just want to ask something about the app, feel free to comment or message me.
(It should also work on mobile, though that's still being improved.)
