Prisma Puzzle Timer

[AlphaSheep]

How to use the scramble importer? I was able to import the scrambles from a .txt file and they showed up in the window, but after hitting "OK" the timer window wasn't displaying any of the imported scrambles. What am I doing wrong, or what am I not doing?

Once you import scrambles, the scramble that was generated before you imported stays. Just press space twice to move to the first imported scramble and then delete the time. Or you can just do one warm-up solve.

 

[JemFish]

Once you import scrambles, the scramble that was generated before you imported stays. Just press space twice to move to the first imported scramble and then delete the time. Or you can just do one warm-up solve.

OK thanks it's working.

 

[ssadis]

How can I adjust the inspection time ?

 

[JemFish]

My Stackmat Timer is working perfectly with CCT, but not with PPT, which is my preferred timer software.

My Stackmat Timer connects successfully to PPT, and I am able to start the PPT timer with my Stackmat Timer. However, the timer stops by itself before I even put my hands back on the Stackmat Timer, and I get a result that is between 0.10 and 0.40 seconds every time. How do I fix this?

The 'reset' button is working fine.

 

[AlphaSheep]

Is it a Pro timer (one of these)? If so, I could only get mine to work properly with the Methuselah96's updated version of the timer from the Prisma Puzzle Timer Requests thread.

 

[JemFish]

Is it a Pro timer (one of these)? If so, I could only get mine to work properly with the Methuselah96's updated version of the timer from the Prisma Puzzle Timer Requests thread.

OK, I downloaded the thing from bitbucket, but the only .exe files I found didn't open up any application. Sorry for a being a noob, but how exactly do I get it to work?

 

[AlphaSheep]

Don't worry, you're not a noob. It isn't that obvious how to get it to work.

The download from Bitbucket just gives the source code. If you download the .jar file you should be able to run that just by double clicking the file. If it doesn't work, then you may need to right-click, go to open with, and choose Java runtime environment.

This is the download link, by the way:

Current build (not recommended build): https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/62842531/PrismaPuzzleTimer.jar

 

[maurinus]

I have downloaded the files,extracted them, but do not know how to install it. please help

 

[BboyArchon]

Is there anyway to export the times/data to a format such as csv or similar?

 

[AlphaSheep]

Is there anyway to export the times/data to a format such as csv or similar?

Not directly, but you can go to View -> History, click on the list of times, press Ctrl+A to select all the times, then Ctrl+C to copy them. Then you can paste them into any spreadsheet program.

 

[BboyArchon]

Got it, thanks! Now I can analyze everything with SAS

 

[PhantomDevil]

I think you can make the layout simpler by simply eliminating the two hand prints and making it optional for them to appear,so it will look like just the time with the scramble algorithms on the top of it so to make it more sleek. [Just a suggestion]

 

[Methuselah96]

I think you can make the layout simpler by simply eliminating the two hand prints and making it optional for them to appear,so it will look like just the time with the scramble algorithms on the top of it so to make it more sleek. [Just a suggestion]

Did you register just to say that?

 

[Wilhelm]

Thought I post this again In the other Thread people seemed to like the idea. Hopefully somebody realises it

Spoiler

I would love to see some further developement on the timer. There are some key features missing imo which would be
-more Statistics for your session for example an average 50/100/1000 or the option that you can customize it yourself to fit your needs
-having the option to switch between multiple Scrambling notations for something like big cubes, clock or especially skewb
-adding a small notification that tells you that your scrambling queue has been finished

Basically what I imagine would be a mix between the CSTimer and Prisma where you have all the features of the CSTimer based on a offline timer which can save your session for a long time.
I would've tried to do it myself but I have no clue about programming whatsoever

 

[Cubix8988]

https://youtu.be/nvgC_j3un0A

my thoughts

 

[youSurname]

I'm hopeless at compiling anything without an IDE. Does anyone know how to compile the source via command line, or which IDE to open it with?

 

[Cubinger7]

I'm using windows 8.1 and i downloaded the latest version of Prisma Puzzle Timer, but I don't know how to open the timer. Please help me out with this issue.

 

[Aaditeya]

If go on the Mac OS X version by Mads Mohr Christensen , on the site it shows 404 error .
How do we download it then ?

 

[youSurname]

Just download the original https://bitbucket.org/walter/puzzle-timer/downloads/PrismaPuzzleTimer0.6.jar. And it should run with a double click, provided you have Java installed.

 

[Aaditeya]

I'm using windows 8.1 and i downloaded the latest version of Prisma Puzzle Timer, but I don't know how to open the timer. Please help me out with this issue.

Same with me Buddy ! it asks to open with notepad and I don''t know what all stuff !!