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This is a nice visualization. Are there any keyboard keys to just advance one position along the line? I tried the arrow keys but they jumped quite far. I don'

This is a nice visualization. Are there any keyboard keys to just advance one position along the line? I tried the arrow keys but they jumped quite far. I don't know how this was generated (BFS and flattening?) it seems adjacent indices aren't just one move apart ... but they could be! There is a Hamiltonian circuit for Rubik's cube: https://bruce.cubing.net/ham333/rubikhamiltonexplanation.html https://bruce.cubing.net/ham333/rubikhamiltonexplanation.htm... Following the circuit would be like Gray codes instead of binary digits. You only flip one bit at a time when going to the next number.

philipwhiuk 2mo ago
You can change the jump-amount in the top right. (500 was an odd default).
- dcanelhas 2mo ago
  For me that step-size only works to affect the jumps given by the mouse scroll wheel. The keyboard arrow keys (Left and Down) also seem to do some scrolling after you have selected the number line. However, both arrows produce steps in the decreasing direction. The difference between two successive steps by pressing a key seems to be 86504006548979