There ..... there shouldn't be a space at the end. It works normally for the mean.

It will be used like: CLI_Timer 3 -MBLD{n} c where {n} is used to denote the amount of cubes being solved blind.
Note: --count{n} isn't used for the puzzle count.

Oops.

For example CLI_Timer.exe P c will only prompt you to enter a time.
I will fix this later (when I can be bothered I spent too long on this)

Gl bro

#28

You added --no_format doc'd it in help but not in README.md.

do it.

Or smth like that idk...

ill figure it out tomorrow.

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Uhhhhh idk.

Come on, lets add one more feature and NOT give up.

So that --seed works.

Probably the best way would be to have a function like void update_cache(std::queue<std::string>* cache)
Which will check if cache is not empty.
     | If empty, fill it with an amount of scrambles (maybe min(Args.scrambleCount, 12) but the 12 could be higher)
     | If not empty, push back a scramble

This function will run on a separate thread.

The cache will be popped every output.

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Because of the bottom scramble:

In which there are only 4 (four) wide moves.

I think I might make a scramble a vector of moves (with the .base and .direction parts being initiated) and then randomly go through the vector and add (some number of) wide moves for random moves.

Whe you enter in a time like 2.2 it will think you entered in 0.22.

Images as proof: