Thread: "MC7D v1.25"

From: "Andrey" <andreyastrelin@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 04:22:56 -0000
Subject: MC7D v1.25



... uploaded to http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/4D_Cubing/files/MC7D/MC=
7D.zip . New: Log files for MC4D (for 3^4, 4^4 and 5^4) may be loaded in th=
e program. Be careful: when you save log file, it's always saved in MC7D fo=
rmat. So it's better to "save as" file after loading to create a copy.




From: "Andrey" <andreyastrelin@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2010 16:28:50 -0700
Subject: MC7D v1.25



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The first run of a pretend speedsolving contest was successful. Remi,
deustfrr, Andrey and I all found each other on YIM, gathered in a
conference chat, and practiced sharing log files. We worked out the
kinks needed to hold a smooth and fair contest next weekend. It's a good
thing too because there were several hiccups and protocols to work out
but now I think we're all ready at long last. Best of all, all of the
participants are eager and preparing hard to be able to do their best
next Saturday. Here is the protocol we settled on plus some stipulations
of my own:

* All participants should be logged into YIM and settled into the
conference chat by 18:00 UTC (turns out to be 11:00 Pacific time,
not 10:00 like I thought). The contest will start when everyone is
ready.
* I'll share the URL of a test log file that all participants can
test to make sure they're able to download it and import into
their program of choice.
* Once everyone is ready, I'll type "BANG" followed by the true
scramble log URL and the race will be on!
* The first person to send me a correct and legally solved log file
via private chat or email will be the winner though correct
solutions will still be accepted until 21:00 UTC.
* I'll examine the log files as they come in and will announce the
apparent winner. Everyone will have a chance to examine the log
files afterwords to confirm their correctness, fairness, and methods.
* Timestamps and measurements of approximate solution times may be
estimated by the curious but the times will not be official. Only
the order in which I receive fair and correct solutions will
matter. This is a race against other competitors and not a race
against the clock.
* Use of notes and macros previously prepared by each contestant
will be allowed but not any help from other people or external
tools or sources of information.

Spectators are welcome and encouraged to join in the conference chat.
Just be sure to friend me (cutelyaware) and I'll invite you. I'll
probably be on-line a little bit before start time and will invite all
the 4D friends that I see who are also on-line. Nudge me if I don't
invite you. You are also welcome to join in the competition but you must
declare your intention by the official meeting time. I will post the
results in the HOF. And remember, if we get 5 or more competitors, I
will send an official, custom and unique prize t-shirt to the winner!

Thanks to all the participants who helped to test this morning. Now get
practiced and prepared and good luck with the world's first
hyperspeedsolving contest ever!
-Melinda


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The first run of a pretend speedsolving contest was successful.
Remi, deustfrr, Andrey and I all found each other on YIM, gathered
in a conference chat, and practiced sharing log files. We worked out
the kinks needed to hold a smooth and fair contest next weekend.
It's a good thing too because there were several hiccups and
protocols to work out but now I think we're all ready at long last.
Best of all, all of the participants are eager and preparing hard to
be able to do their best next Saturday. Here is the protocol we
settled on plus some stipulations of my own:


Spectators are welcome and encouraged to join in the conference
chat. Just be sure to friend me (cutelyaware) and I'll invite you.
I'll probably be on-line a little bit before start time and will
invite all the 4D friends that I see who are also on-line. Nudge me
if I don't invite you. You are also welcome to join in the
competition but you must declare your intention by the official
meeting time. I will post the results in the HOF. And remember, if
we get 5 or more competitors, I will send an official, custom and
unique prize t-shirt to the winner!



Thanks to all the participants who helped to test this morning. Now
get practiced and prepared and good luck with the world's first
hyperspeedsolving contest ever!

-Melinda






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