Full Tilt Table Opener - New AHK script with Graphic User Interface

[Shes92]

Hey all

I just downloaded and installed version 0.39 of this program and I cant get it to work. I have read most of this forum but still no go.

At the moment I have the following settings;
FT lobby: Holdem
Tables:8
Seats:6
Min players:4
Big Blind:1
Table type: NL
Min av pot: 0

I also have Group B but the only difference is the big blind value. I have the first two boxes of the closing criteria ticked and the timer set to 5. The program doesnt actually seem to be doing anything.

I have clicked on the open tables button. I have started time timer and waited.. I have changed timer value. I have always had FT open, logged on and with Holdem tab chosen. I have had PT and PAHUD open and closed.. running and not running. My hand histories are being correctly stored for observed hands. I am using PT PostgreSQL in case that matters.

uuummmm .......... help!!!!

[nanochip]

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Hey all

I just downloaded and installed version 0.39 of this program and I cant get it to work. I have read most of this forum but still no go.

At the moment I have the following settings;
FT lobby: Holdem
Tables:8
Seats:6
Min players:4
Big Blind:1
Table type: NL
Min av pot: 0

I also have Group B but the only difference is the big blind value. I have the first two boxes of the closing criteria ticked and the timer set to 5. The program doesnt actually seem to be doing anything.

I have clicked on the open tables button. I have started time timer and waited.. I have changed timer value. I have always had FT open, logged on and with Holdem tab chosen. I have had PT and PAHUD open and closed.. running and not running. My hand histories are being correctly stored for observed hands. I am using PT PostgreSQL in case that matters.

uuummmm .......... help!!!!

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I just did a quick test with your settings and it opened 8 tables for me... Do you have the stakes set to "Med" on the full tilt lobby?
nano

[beaster]

I was wondering if you can add a feature to save the observed histories to a specific directory. This would help me eliminate the step of dumping the HHs out of PT to rebuild my Realtime HUD DB.

[freecard4all]

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I was wondering if you can add a feature to save the observed histories to a specific directory. This would help me eliminate the step of dumping the HHs out of PT to rebuild my Realtime HUD DB.

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I have something similar (no user interface though). Tell me in which directory you want to save it to and I'll upload my mod (if nano doesn't mind).

very simple mod though ... but works...

[Shes92]

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Hey all

I just downloaded and installed version 0.39 of this program and I cant get it to work. I have read most of this forum but still no go.

At the moment I have the following settings;
FT lobby: Holdem
Tables:8
Seats:6
Min players:4
Big Blind:1
Table type: NL
Min av pot: 0

I also have Group B but the only difference is the big blind value. I have the first two boxes of the closing criteria ticked and the timer set to 5. The program doesnt actually seem to be doing anything.

I have clicked on the open tables button. I have started time timer and waited.. I have changed timer value. I have always had FT open, logged on and with Holdem tab chosen. I have had PT and PAHUD open and closed.. running and not running. My hand histories are being correctly stored for observed hands. I am using PT PostgreSQL in case that matters.

uuummmm .......... help!!!!

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I just did a quick test with your settings and it opened 8 tables for me... Do you have the stakes set to "Med" on the full tilt lobby?
nano

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AAAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!! Sorry Nano. Just need to run in adminstrator. Using vista. Im such a twit sometimes. Thanks for help anyway.

[beaster]

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I was wondering if you can add a feature to save the observed histories to a specific directory. This would help me eliminate the step of dumping the HHs out of PT to rebuild my Realtime HUD DB.

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I have something similar (no user interface though). Tell me in which directory you want to save it to and I'll upload my mod (if nano doesn't mind).

very simple mod though ... but works...

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How about c:\temp\observed

Thanks!

[nanochip]

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I was wondering if you can add a feature to save the observed histories to a specific directory. This would help me eliminate the step of dumping the HHs out of PT to rebuild my Realtime HUD DB.

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I'll add this to the wish list. Sounds like freecard4all has a working solution.

[Wraths Unanimous]

Is there a way where you can get FTTO to not see sitting out players. Like if a table has 6 people but 3 are sitting out its 3 handed and will play differently. So is there a way to make FTTO to think people sitting out just are not there?

[nanochip]

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Is there a way where you can get FTTO to not see sitting out players. Like if a table has 6 people but 3 are sitting out its 3 handed and will play differently. So is there a way to make FTTO to think people sitting out just are not there?

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That's a reasonable request, but it requires more time than I can offer as it will need some image recognition code to detect players that are sitting out.
nano

[burt777]

Wow! This is a sick addition to my poker mothership! Thanks a lot for this!

2 things:
Some people ask about where the temp (== observer) history files go and how to catch them. I made a thingie that can copies them on the fly, making sure you always have an up-to-date copy of all history files that won't get deleted when the table closes. It will also allow you to copy all history files to one central place. It's here (i made it to make use of GameTime+ a bit easier, but it does both (-: )

And i've got a little request: is it possible to exclude tables with a specific player? I would enter my own name, so that i can play in user area 1, and have 2 or 3 other users mine the limit, but i would get double history files for the tables i'm playing at? Or will the hands be merged correctly in PT anyway?

Once again: Great job!!