Prisma Puzzle Timer

[Methuselah96]

Yes, you need java if you don't already have it. Just go to java.com and click the free download button.

 

[Soren333]

Yes, you need java if you don't already have it. Just go to java.com and click the free download button.

Thanks. Although it's not rocket science, I don't really see why OP wouldn't mention this in his first post.

 

[Methuselah96]

Thanks. Although it's not rocket science, I don't really see why OP wouldn't mention this in his first post.

Most computer users have Java installed on their computer already, although I agree it would be nice if it was mentioned.

 

[Phillip1847]

Definitely interested if there was a way to see time distribution over your entire history. That would be nice.
Otherwise, this is best timer. Used to use cubemania, but this is infinitely superior. Thank you.

 

[Methuselah96]

Definitely interested if there was a way to see time distribution over your entire history. That would be nice.
Otherwise, this is best timer. Used to use cubemania, but this is infinitely superior. Thank you.

What exactly do you mean? Is this different from the graphs at the top of the history panel?

 

[Phillip1847]

Yes, but what I am talking about is some way to make the figures more...nice.
For example, one of my ranges is 19.673 - 20.927. I have no idea how many solves I have had that are sub 20. I don't even know how many of my solves are sub 20.927, because it is simply in proportion to the rest of my solves.
CS timer has time distribution as one of its functions. Sorry if I wasn't clear.

 

[Methuselah96]

Yes, but what I am talking about is some way to make the figures more...nice.
For example, one of my ranges is 19.673 - 20.927. I have no idea how many solves I have had that are sub 20. I don't even know how many of my solves are sub 20.927, because it is simply in proportion to the rest of my solves.
CS timer has time distribution as one of its functions. Sorry if I wasn't clear.

Thank you for clearing that up. I am definitely going to include something like this at some point.

 

[TejasvaTheStark]

Um...guys,
I don't really have the Skewb and the other variation options. How do I get them?

 

[Methuselah96]

Category...Category Managaer...Add Category...Under Puzzle/Scrambler put Skewb. Something like that.

 

[Moroder]

The OS X Link is broken

 

[Methuselah96]

The OS X Link is broken

Yes, it is. He changed the project name: https://bitbucket.org/mohr/puzzle-timer. But there doesn't seem to be a download anyway. I think the regular version works on Macs it just doesn't look as good. I wouldn't know for sure because I don't have a Mac but others have had success with it. If the regular version doesn't work I could try to compile the Mac version for you and you could try that.

 

[lil polar bear]

Really like this timer, the scramble render of the cube is really nice too. Great timer

 

[CriticalCubing]

Are you giving us an update for this timer ?

 

[kcl]

The regular version works on Mac just fine. It's a .jar, I haven't had any issues.

 

[Nuster]

What are the timers that are compatible with Prisma at this moment? And what Generation of Stackmat timers are compatible, will the Gen 3 "Pro" work?

 

[Methuselah96]

What are the timers that are compatible with Prisma at this moment? And what Generation of Stackmat timers are compatible, will the Gen 3 "Pro" work?

Right now just gen 2. If you have gen 3 this might work, or it might not.

 

[DeeDubb]

Is there any way for me to change the default cube orientation for the scramble preview? I always scramble with red as my F and yellow as my U. I can figure out if I scrambled right pretty easily, but it would be easier if the orientation were set to how I do it when I scramble.

 

[Methuselah96]

Is there any way for me to change the default cube orientation for the scramble preview? I always scramble with red as my F and yellow as my U. I can figure out if I scrambled right pretty easily, but it would be easier if the orientation were set to how I do it when I scramble.

Options -> Color Scheme... -> Edit...(for each of the different colors).
Kind of a round-about way of doing it and a little tedious, but it works.

 

[DeeDubb]

Options -> Color Scheme... -> Edit...(for each of the different colors).
Kind of a round-about way of doing it and a little tedious, but it works.

ah, thanks, I see what you mean. I didn't think of doing that.

 

[Mollerz]

Is there any way for me to change the default cube orientation for the scramble preview? I always scramble with red as my F and yellow as my U. I can figure out if I scrambled right pretty easily, but it would be easier if the orientation were set to how I do it when I scramble.

I recommend you change to white U and green F since that's the orientation used for official competitions.