Reconstruction Database - Cubesolv.es

[JustinJ]

Thanks to Brest, there are now over 3100 solves in the database! Also, thanks to Lucas, reconstruction pages now link to alg.cubing.net instead of alg.garron.us.

 

[JustinJ]

I'm experimenting with a new interface for searching that will hopefully be less clumsy than the old one.

You can try it at http://cubesolv.es/

You can search by solvers, competitions, puzzles, and times. It's still a bit rough but I think it's nicer than the old way, would be happy to hear thoughts on it

It's still sort of incomplete (no tag search or autocomplete or anything like that) but the idea is there.

 

[Mikel]

I'm experimenting with a new interface for searching that will hopefully be less clumsy than the old one.

You can try it at http://cubesolv.es/

You can search by solvers, competitions, puzzles, and times. It's still a bit rough but I think it's nicer than the old way, would be happy to hear thoughts on it

It's still sort of incomplete (no tag search or autocomplete or anything like that) but the idea is there.

I do like how you can now just type in a solvers name instead of searching through the unorganized drop down bar!

 

[GuRoux]

I'm experimenting with a new interface for searching that will hopefully be less clumsy than the old one.

You can try it at http://cubesolv.es/

You can search by solvers, competitions, puzzles, and times. It's still a bit rough but I think it's nicer than the old way, would be happy to hear thoughts on it

It's still sort of incomplete (no tag search or autocomplete or anything like that) but the idea is there.

after it's finished, it will definitely be more user friendly.

 

[Musicalboy2]

I'm experimenting with a new interface for searching that will hopefully be less clumsy than the old one.

You can try it at http://cubesolv.es/

You can search by solvers, competitions, puzzles, and times. It's still a bit rough but I think it's nicer than the old way, would be happy to hear thoughts on it

It's still sort of incomplete (no tag search or autocomplete or anything like that) but the idea is there.

I like the idea (and it seems really nice), but the old one seemed almost neater, in an odd way. Perhaps create an "advanced search" option where it brings up the old-style search, where you can, for example, have something to search for all solves faster than a manually set time?

 

[Brest]

It's over 4000!
What 4000? There's no way that could be right!

If you find a reconstruction that isn't in the database, please send me a message!