PBL Trainer

[sfoz]

PBL Trainer

[mikavilpas]

Currently there are essentially 2 ways to create a trainer. The first one is to have all the algorithms for the cases, and the second one is just to know each case, I mean to know where each piece should be, and which pieces don't matter.

It looks like the finder program in the video allows selecting a permutation for the top and bottom layers separately. Do you think it would work if the trainer just had a list of allowed permutations for the top and bottom layers? I would need to know all the possible permutations for each layer in order for this approach to work.

Also, I downloaded the app but I couldn't find that table you mentioned. Is there a way to get a hold of it?

[mikavilpas]

Also I should mention that I am currently suffering from a long lasting rsi injury (golfer's elbow) and I have to severely limit any extra typing in addition to my work. I do think this is a very good idea to have in Squanmate, but I want to be open about this and say that I cannot commit to any kind of release date at the moment.

[sfoz]

When I downloaded the file, in the dowloads file was a notepad file named auxAlgs_table that the program uses I think. (I attached it to this comment) My idea of a trainer was just to generate random PBLs, with no options to select permutations. It would just select one of the aux PBLs, do random U and D turns and do another random aux PBL, which I think is good enough for practice. Also, sorry to hear about your injury, hope it gets better soon!
auxAlgs_table.txt

[stepka315]

I made my own PBL trainer. It isn't that good, but it uses the same idea. Try it https://github.com/stepka315/SQ-1-PBL-Trainer