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Prisma Puzzle Timer

Hi ! Great Timer but before I let CCT for Prisma I must have a solution to the bug I have with it.

Only the first launch works, I mean once the .db file exists, the next time I try to launch the timer, nothing happens... javaw.exe runs in the task manager, but the timer never appears...
 
Hi ! Great Timer but before I let CCT for Prisma I must have a solution to the bug I have with it.

Only the first launch works, I mean once the .db file exists, the next time I try to launch the timer, nothing happens... javaw.exe runs in the task manager, but the timer never appears...

Try updating the java runtime: http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp.
 
How do get prisma running on gnewsense?

As MaeLSTRoM said, you don't really install Prisma. Install the JRE and run "$java -jar PrismaPuzzleTimer0.4.jar".

Also, is there a way to transfer times between two primas timers (on different operating operating systems)??

I'm not sure, but, as Pedro said, the same database file should work across different OSs.
 
So this new PuzzleStats timer lets you arbitrarily tag your solves (puzzle brand, solving method, color scheme, drunk/sober, time since last meal, how many hugs I've gotten so far today) and then compare the results between the various categories to figure out what makes you perform best. The timer itself needs a lot of work, but I personally think this feature is a really big deal. Just saying...might be worth considering for a future version of Prisma =)
 
I'm also getting the "...database. Isn't PPT already running?", so I'm hoping for a new version soon. As far as I remember, if you imported scrambles, the scramble that was already on the screen would still be there as the first scramble. I know that I could just solve it as a warm-up, but I think it is quite annoying that it must to be deleted to get the right stats.
 
If you get around to releasing the next version, maybe you could make it so that the puzzle profiles are saved seperately, so that people can make custom ones for other puzzles and share them on the internet. It could include scrambles, the 3d view, color scheme etc.
 
I would like to make a big request for the next version. When you do solves and they are over 60 seconds on the timer it counts in minutes but when i bring up the session summary i get all the times in Seconds when i want them in minutes! like for 4x4 i was doing solves for Race to Sub 1 4x4 and i needed to post my times in minutes and not seconds so i had to convert each one to minutes instead of just pressing ctr + a ctr+c ctr + v. If you could do that or add an option for time in seconds or minutes that would be great!
 
I've tried to use my stackmat together with Prisma but with no luck. It works with CCT.

My setup is:
OSX 10.6.7
java 1.6.0_24
stereo cable and mini-jack converter

In CCT I have to check all 3 checkboxes that adjust time otherwise it dislays 15:165.165 instead of 00:00.00

I've also tried to adjust the input level but also with no luck. Any ideas?
 
So this new PuzzleStats timer lets you arbitrarily tag your solves (puzzle brand, solving method, color scheme, drunk/sober, time since last meal, how many hugs I've gotten so far today) and then compare the results between the various categories to figure out what makes you perform best. The timer itself needs a lot of work, but I personally think this feature is a really big deal. Just saying...might be worth considering for a future version of Prisma =)

CCT has had tagging for years, but I guess nobody uses it for anything besides DNF. Thanks anyway Nick, I'll take a look at PuzzleStats when I have the time.
 
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