Well, this is what happens when you cross a programmer and a juggler. Luckily, I happen to be both of those. Click the green flag to begin. Press the spacebar and you'll be prompted to enter a juggling pattern in the form of a siteswap. Siteswap is a mathematical way to express juggling patterns. Each number represents a throw and its value says how many beats a throw will remain in the air until it is caught. If you want to learn more about siteswaps, check out this Youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAoLoTmJDjY
Don't forget to love it! Here are a bunch of siteswaps you can enter (well, you can enter anything, but these ones are tricks that actually work in real life): NOTE: the asterisks just indicate tricks I can't do. Don't actually include them when entering a trick. Also, most of them are because I've never actually tried them, not because I've tried them and failed. Three ball siteswaps 3 (3 ball cascade) 441 612 (the box) 531 (tower series) 50505 (snake) 51 (3 ball shower) 423 (the W) 3171 (high-low shower) 504 517131* 81411 Four ball siteswaps 4 (4 ball fountain) 7531 (tower series) 615 5551 71 (4 ball shower) 53 (4 ball half shower) 66611* 534 633 525 23456* 34567* 7333 55613* 73451* 1234567* 66161* 68141* Five ball siteswaps 5 (5 ball cascade) 5645* 156489723* 726* 97531* (tower series) 66661* 73* (5 ball half shower) 753* 91* (5 ball shower) 34567* 88333* 663* 77731* 915* (all I have to say is... whoa.) 771* 94444* Six ball siteswaps 6 (6 ball fountain) 756* 864* 777771* 774* Seven ball siteswaps 7* (7 ball cascade) 885* 8888881* Eight ball siteswaps 8* (8 ball fountain) 996* 978* 99999991* Nine ball siteswaps 9* (9 ball cascade) At the moment, this simulator does not support numbers higher than 9 and does not support multiplex or simultaneous throws.
