I’ve been working on my 1-Look PLL lately and find myself wanting to cycle through the PLL cases to practice. I decided to make a tiny web app to show the different cases while hiding the algorithms (with an option to reveal them if necessary).
- You can move to the next exercise by hitting space.
- If you go to a previous exercise that will change direction and pressing space will go backwards until you press next at which point the direction will change again.
- There is a navigation menu below the buttons which will allow you to quickly select a case to switch to.
- Due to popular demand there is now an option to always show the algorithm.
- There are buttons to switch between images and names for the navigation menu.
- Due to popular demand there is now an option to always show the algorithm.
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this is stupid.
That’s cold duckie!!!
I’m so sad that the only legit comment I’ll probably get for this thread is one of my friends who doesn’t cube, bashing the thread!!!
With friends like you who needs enemies eh.
Just curious though of course, now what exactly do you thinks makes this stupid?
Was there something you thought was missing, should something be added or improved upon?
As always thanks for your support and words of encouragement,
Zen
yeah.. intergrade my copy / paste code I passed to you.. and then it wont be as stupid. o_O
I finally got around to trying that code you passed me and it didn’t copy anything in either chrome or the latest firefox!!!
But I have revamped the exercises a bit so hopefully you wont find it as stupid.
That’s pretty TOITE bro! what does a silly duck know about a rotating cube with pretty colours… quack QUACK
but now I can dive in and find that algorithm RIGHT AWAY without having to scroll for hours on end finding that stupid duck algorithm. WANT MOAR
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The email I sent you bounced back.