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The World Cube Association governs competitions for mechanical twisting puzzles, known as twisty puzzles, including the Rubik's Cube. A selection of these puzzles are official WCA events, and the site provides competition information, records and regulations.
The Bézier Game is a game to help users master the pen tool, requiring a keyboard and mouse. It offers tutorial stages, undo, redo, clear, snap to angle and unlink control handles, and reports completed stages with node counts. On touch devices it redirects to The Boolean Game.
The Library of Juggling is an attempt to list popular and less popular juggling tricks in one organized place. It collects and animates juggling patterns, including iconic tricks such as the Cascade and Shower alongside others like Romeo's Revenge and the 531 Mills Mess. Tricks are organized by difficulty and by the number of balls used, from three-ball patterns through six-ball patterns.
A game that teaches piano chords and chord progressions using a MIDI keyboard. The player selects a genre, scale, key and level, then plays notes and chords as they fall down the play area before reaching the bottom. Levels 1-3 are free and cover scale notes and basic chords; levels 4-8 are unlocked with a one-time purchase.
Drawing Tutorials offers easy drawing tutorials for beginners, covering animals, cartoons, people and comics. The site includes themed collections such as Pokemon, Peppa Pig and Five Nights at Freddy's, along with a latest tutorials section.
Cubing.net hosts a collection of Rubik's cube tools and resources by Lucas Garron and others, including timers, scramblers, algorithm trainers, a Bluetooth timer and virtual reality tools. It also links to sites for cubing software archives, notation references, podcasts and unofficial competition results, and offers subdomains to people who want to share cubing projects.
