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Hey everybody
Doug Li, from the yahoo speedcubing group, just made a good bunch of updates to JNetCube. It's now called RubiksJTimer. You can download the latest version here
In this page you can see all the releases, as the timer is evolving.
He made a lot of changes, both visual and code-related. It looks really cool now, the scramble viewer is pretty nice, and it has pyraminx and megaminx scramble viewers, with color choosing. It also records separate session averages in the same timer, meaning you can do some 3x3 solves, go to 4x4, do some solves, go back to 3x3 and your solves will still be there
also, now if you click POP, it will show POP in your time, and will be considered the worst solve in the average (acts like a DNF). If you have more than one POP, your average is DNF.
when you click the "+2" button, it will add a + to the time, like 12.34+
here are some cool screenshots
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm172/D_Funny007/RJT_IsoView.jpg
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm172/D_Funny007/RJT_MinxSchemeOptions.jpg
feedback and suggestions are aprecciated, and if you know how to program in Java and how to use SVN, your help is welcome, as there is more stuff to be done. You can contact him through the email which shows in the "About" box in the timer (click Help, then About)
Doug Li, from the yahoo speedcubing group, just made a good bunch of updates to JNetCube. It's now called RubiksJTimer. You can download the latest version here
In this page you can see all the releases, as the timer is evolving.
He made a lot of changes, both visual and code-related. It looks really cool now, the scramble viewer is pretty nice, and it has pyraminx and megaminx scramble viewers, with color choosing. It also records separate session averages in the same timer, meaning you can do some 3x3 solves, go to 4x4, do some solves, go back to 3x3 and your solves will still be there
also, now if you click POP, it will show POP in your time, and will be considered the worst solve in the average (acts like a DNF). If you have more than one POP, your average is DNF.
when you click the "+2" button, it will add a + to the time, like 12.34+
here are some cool screenshots
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm172/D_Funny007/RJT_IsoView.jpg
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm172/D_Funny007/RJT_MinxSchemeOptions.jpg
feedback and suggestions are aprecciated, and if you know how to program in Java and how to use SVN, your help is welcome, as there is more stuff to be done. You can contact him through the email which shows in the "About" box in the timer (click Help, then About)
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