VFMC is a tool for practicing FMC attempts virtually.
See video explanation here
Windows and Mac executables can be found here
On any platform, you can also install and run from the command line:
# Requires Python version 3.9 or later:
python --version
# Install with pip
python -m pip install vfmc
# Run
vfmc
If the above installation fails on Linux, try:
RUSTFLAGS="-C target-feature=+avx2" pip install vfmc
VFMC tracks all the steps of an FMC attempt: EO - DR - HTR - (FR) - Finish - Insertions.
Find similar solutions to what you would find in a manual attempt. You should be able to do it more quickly than in a manual attempt, because you can cut out time normally spent scrambling, NISS-ing, and recovering from mistakes.
Decide how many solutions to write down for each step, and how much time to spend on each of them. Decide what works best for you.
See, at each step, the case name for getting to the next step, and show the bad pieces that must be solved to get there.
Use the integrated solver, from cubelib, to find the shortest solution for reaching the next step that hasn't been written down already.
