What software do we need?

It depends on the app, but I really don't see the advantage of Windows 8 apps over simply running a program in Windows 8.
 
Is there a program that helps to train X-cross? For example, it gives your a scramble that has an easy/medium/hard x-cross, and you try to find it and enter a solution, then a program shows you its solution.
 
DrKorbin said:
Is there a program that helps to train X-cross? For example, it gives your a scramble that has an easy/medium/hard x-cross, and you try to find it and enter a solution, then a program shows you its solution.
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You can use http://laire.fi/jarcs/ to see all optimal X-Cross solutions for any scramble. It won't generate a specifically easy cross for you, but easy is relative to the human looking at it anyway. I guess you can use it when you get an easy cross on a scramble, just put the scramble into JARCS and see what solutions it comes up with.
 
Dominate said:
You can use http://laire.fi/jarcs/ to see all optimal X-Cross solutions for any scramble. It won't generate a specifically easy cross for you, but easy is relative to the human looking at it anyway. I guess you can use it when you get an easy cross on a scramble, just put the scramble into JARCS and see what solutions it comes up with.
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Wow, thank you!
 
DrKorbin said:
Is there a program that helps to train X-cross? For example, it gives your a scramble that has an easy/medium/hard x-cross, and you try to find it and enter a solution, then a program shows you its solution.
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Prisma Puzzle Timer also has an optimal Xcross in the tips section.
 
StachuK1992 said:
You entirely misunderstood.
I was asking if anyone was interested in using Windows 8 apps. As in, if made, would anyone use them?
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I was planning on making a timer in windows 8 at some point. The main advantage I can see is that a timer would be a good app to have snapped to the side, and when expanded it gives you extra information about your solves and statistics and things like that. To be honest though, most people alreaady have timers that they like and use, and the windows 8 ones would be for only a small section of the community. The one upshot, is that you can gain direct access to the microphone input, so stackmat capabilities would be possible.
 
MaeLSTRoM said:
I was planning on making a timer in windows 8 at some point. The main advantage I can see is that a timer would be a good app to have snapped to the side, and when expanded it gives you extra information about your solves and statistics and things like that. To be honest though, most people alreaady have timers that they like and use, and the windows 8 ones would be for only a small section of the community. The one upshot, is that you can gain direct access to the microphone input, so stackmat capabilities would be possible.
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I would use this.
 
I usually use the forum using my mobile every night.
I need to download certain algo.garron reconstructions link so that I can watch them later on my mobile. Hypercamming it on PC and then putting it on my mobile seems to be a lengthy process for me. Can someone suggest me a way to access the link through mobile itself?
 
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