Plug your Stackmat into your computer!

[Me]

I talked to the developers back at the Caltech winter, and it seems they've finally released it for the public!

Here's the link: http://gnehzr.net/cct/

 

[KJiptner]

Too bad I don't have the competition version of the stackmat.timer. I can't plug a display into it.

 

[Sniph]

This is perfect. I have wanted something like this for awhile. Thanks

Also, I think it's time for Chris of Strangepuzzle.com to improve jnetcube with some of these sick features

 

[joey]

I prefer JNetCube, so I hope Chris could add those features.

 

[AvGalen]

Stackmat timers should have the ability to provide scrambles and calculate averages by default, just like this timer does: http://www.mission-designs.com/timer/index.html

 

[Inferno.Fighter.IV]

Originally posted by AvGalen@Apr 16 2007, 03:46 AM
Stackmat timers should have the ability to provide scrambles and calculate averages by default, just like this timer does: http://www.mission-designs.com/timer/index.html

I had that same idea the other day! I agree that it should have some type of scramble, I mean it shouldn't be that hard to do something like that.

 

[AvGalen]

The problem with stackmat timers is that they were made for speedSTACKERS, not speedCUBERS. This timer has everything a cuber could want*, but it has a different start/stop mechanism so you cannot use it for competitions.

*
-Scrambles for 3x3x3 up to 5x5x5. for 2x2x2, just use 3x3x3 scrambles
-Inspection time, can be configured or turned off
-Storage of 5000 solve-times
-Average of 5, can be configured and can drop/indicate highest/lowest
-Can connect to a pc or tournament display
-Built in software can be updated.

I really like that timer and regret it is not the official one.

 

[aznblur]

Yeah, but does the timer have to cost US$100? IMO, no timer is worth that much. Seriously.