cubing / scramble-table

A UI for physical scramble tables at cubing competitions.

scramble-table

A UI for physical scramble tables at cubing competitions.

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scramble-table's Issues

Encryption page: add a way to add unofficial FTO scrambles

Eventually this will be a job for Mark 3, but for now:

• Add to the JSON.
• Also update the passcodes file.

Save scramblers across page refresh.

Update multi blind encryption to work with TNoodle 1.2

Implement better wrapping for the `<competitor-scramble-display>` header when the element is narrow.

This can be improved with some CSS to control when word wrapping happens (or doesn't) and neaten up the vertical layout of each meta-<span>.

Note that scrambler names can be rather long, so at least some wrapping support (or ellipsis) is needed.

Allow clearing the current scramble per scrambler

Currently, the only way to clear a scramble for a scrambler to load up a new scramble is to markAsSigned().

A few scenarios could lead to the use case where a scrambler should be able to clear out who they are scrambling for that don't involve signing anything:

• They misscrambled and someone else will be solving it while they scramble a new cube
• They put the wrong cube in to be scrambled and actually need to scramble a different cube

Multi-blind scrambling display

Proposed flow (assumption: the scrambler is already set):

If the event is 333mbf, also take in a value for number of cubes attempted.

Outline the WCA legal shape of the cubes to be scrambled for that input (ie closest to a square), but grayed out. Show scramble 1 at that time.

Allow a input that advances the multiblind scramble. When this happens, it should advance the next scramble, and add the U face of the scramble to the grayed out shape. This ideally should fill out left to right, then top to bottom.

Once all cubes have been scrambled, it should show the layout of all the U faces. The user should be able to click on any of them and be shown the correct scramble for it, along with the scramble image.

At any point during the scrambling process, the scrambler should be able to go back and see a previous scramble in case they messed something up. Ideally there should be a resume button, which should take you back to where you were. It should also be visibly obvious you are looking at a previous scramble and not the current one when you are looking at a previous scramble.