Yet another CxLL trainer. BUT this is different!

[Deleted member 36445]

Yeah, so this is my CxLL trainer

link: https://shuantsu.github.io/cxll-trainer/
github repo: https://github.com/shuantsu/cxll-trainer

Features:

- It provides you with a random order of the set you're training; that means that you'll be training the cases uniformly.
- No easily reversible algs, just the inverse of random zbll for each CxLL case.
- Click on a case to highlight it. Use this feature to track the case you're solving
- You can save the orientation of every cases, or just get random orientations on the options menu.
- Optimised for mobile

Known Issues:

- It takes a good while to load.
2020.02.27 -> this was partially solved by putting a visual feedback indicating the app is loading
- Close button on options menu doesn't work sometimes

Have fun learning algs!

 

[Wish Lin]

Can you put all the javascript in the html file instead of using them externally? Maybe that will be faster.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

Can you put all the javascript in the html file instead of using them externally? Maybe that will be faster.

Yes I can, but the reason of it being so slow is that it initializes the cube solver. That takes a while.

 

[AbsoRuud]

So this is a COLL trainer, but not a CMLL trainer?

 

[Deleted member 36445]

So this is a COLL trainer, but not a CMLL trainer?

Yes you are only allowed to solve coll. No cmll at all
Duh

 

[AbsoRuud]

Yes you are only allowed to solve coll. No cmll at all
Duh

No need to get snarky. Your title suggests otherwise: CxLL trainer.

 

[xyzzy]

Yes I can, but the reason of it being so slow is that it initializes the cube solver. That takes a while.

Did you code your own solver? This probably will sound a bit harsh, but the thing about reinventing the wheel is that sometimes your wheel isn't as good as the already-existing wheels…

min2phase.js is ridiculously optimised, and it's probably the fastest solver written in JavaScript.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

No need to get snarky. Your title suggests otherwise: CxLL trainer.

well, you asked for it :rolleyes:
but changed the title as you suggested
friends?

Did you code your own solver? This probably will sound a bit harsh, but the thing about reinventing the wheel is that sometimes your wheel isn't as good as the already-existing wheels…

min2phase.js is ridiculously optimised, and it's probably the fastest solver written in JavaScript.

I didn't reinvented the wheel, but the solver I used is just slow. I can't manage to generate the scramble with that script though (min2phase)
i'm using this: https://github.com/ldez/cubejs

 

[Skittleskp]

dumb question... what's CMLL?

 

[Deleted member 36445]

dumb question... what's CMLL?

Cmll is solving the corners without caring for M layer. Is used on roux method

 

[Hazel]

Did you code your own solver? This probably will sound a bit harsh, but the thing about reinventing the wheel is that sometimes your wheel isn't as good as the already-existing wheels…

min2phase.js is ridiculously optimised, and it's probably the fastest solver written in JavaScript.

I downloaded min2phase, how do I run it? I can't find instructions...

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I downloaded min2phase, how do I run it? I can't find instructions...

you know that it's a javascript module, right?
usage is on the readme file
https://github.com/cs0x7f/min2phase.js/blob/master/README.md

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I just added a loader, so now it doesn't look like the app crashed

I got the idea from Tao Yu's trainer

still got some bugs though