Unfortunately, the timer does not start when you click ‘m’. Steps to reproduce: – Click on Run – Click on Help – Click on Timed Solve – Click on Back – Wait some time – Click on ‘m’ – Timer does not start at 0:00 The timer seems to start when you click Back after activating the Timed Solve. Not when actually mixing it up. A second issue: When you are currently solving and you press ‘m’ to mix it up again, the cube will be mixed up. But the timer doesn’t reset to 0:00. Instead, the image of the current timer stays in place and a new timer starts where the other one stopped. So for example you start, the timer runs to 0:05. You press ‘m’. The 0:05 stays there and on top of that, there is a new timer running: 0:05, 0:06, ... Pressing ‘m’ multiple times result in many timers placed on top of each other.

You are right. The cube rotations are a problem when changing the faces... Not so much for me personally since I never know which one is clockwise when turning it anyway, but yes, I didn’t think of that and I get the point. Nice to hear that you consider adding highscores! :) @Kostya: Tasks? Tournaments with bots? How is that supposed to work?

Making the change itself should be rather easy. Basically only changing the controls (L→F, F→R, R→B, B→L) . (Or not?) But obviously only if you don’t prefer your way. Because then, yes, it could be quite difficult to give the option for both. I would like to see a highscore table with the time to solve the cube :)

Oh yes, your next cube. And a real one :) And it is using the correct notation this time. So I can just look at my keyboard when executing some algorithms. Unless it is using M(/E/S) of course. Just one thing: Currently the side on the left is LEFT and the side on the right is FRONT. Is it possible to make left FRONT and right RIGHT? (Or give the option to go for that.) I am using RIGHT and UP most of the time and the right side is more or less invisible. You could say you have a left hand version. #HighscoreWaitingRoom

See the description of the scenario: “The counter at the bottom left is meant to be a score. It isn't functional. Making it work is what the tutorial is all about!”