StevenElliott
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- May 21, 2014
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I've created a small web based Rubik's Cube that I've named QWERTYcube. As you might expect from the name the emphasis is on controlling it via the keyboard. A few highlights:
Check out QWERTYcube's home page, which links to a live version of it, at:
http://selliott.org/puzzles/qwertycube
I've also created a GitHub page for it:
https://github.com/selliott512/qwertycube
I'd like to thank Siddhante Nangla for writing rubik_scrambler, which QWERTYcube is based on. You can find rubik_scrambler here:
https://github.com/XanderWraik/rubik_scrambler
- HTML5 And JavaScript - QWERTYcube should work in modern browsers without having to install anything.
- Scrambler - By default the J key applies 30 random moves.
- Timer With Inspection Period - Similar to actual contests scrambling the cube begins a 15 second (configurable) countdown, shown by the timer in red. During this time you may rotate the entire cube to inspect it, but making at actual move ends the inspection period causing the timer to turn green and start counting up. The moment the cube is solved the timer turns yellow and stops, giving you the solve time. Press T to toggle the timer.
- No Advertisements Or Distractions - Just you and the cube with a minimalist interface.
Check out QWERTYcube's home page, which links to a live version of it, at:
http://selliott.org/puzzles/qwertycube
I've also created a GitHub page for it:
https://github.com/selliott512/qwertycube
I'd like to thank Siddhante Nangla for writing rubik_scrambler, which QWERTYcube is based on. You can find rubik_scrambler here:
https://github.com/XanderWraik/rubik_scrambler