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sweet thanks
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#192
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While I'm playing, I just use one of my monitors for game selection and keep all the tables I'm not playing at open over there so I can quickly browse through them and look for good games. I can't keep "only close minimized tables" checked because then FTTO won't close tables that break up.
It all worked ok a few days ago, the new update probably mucked around with however nanochip was figuring out which tables you're sitting at, just like it did with a lot of the button names. |
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It all worked ok a few days ago, the new update probably mucked around with however nanochip was figuring out which tables you're sitting at, just like it did with a lot of the button names. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, I think that's it. I suck at poker right now so I don't feel like playing today but I think this should fix it: <font class="small">Code:</font><hr /><pre> ; check if we are seated at this table, by seeing if the SitOutNextHand button is visible ; if seated, then ignore this table ControlGet, vFlag, Visible,,FTCButton29, ahk_id%vTableId% if (vFlag) Continue</pre><hr /> Changing "FTCButton29" to "FTCButton32" should do it, I think. The control name for the sit out button changed between updates. |
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I don't know if this has already been mentioned as a feature suggestion, but it would be great to be able to open tables according to VPIP instead of Avg Pot Size.
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Sorry for the most likely idiotic question, but how do you get the observed hands' histories? I tried opening 16 tables for a few minutes and saw a bunch of .tmp files but when I closed the tables, no HH's were written... I do have HH's saved (it works fine with played hands).
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Observed hands are saved as ".temp" files and are instantly deleted when their corresponding table is closed. You have to import before closing.
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Nanochip (and others),
I'm kinda new to the whole datamining arena. I was wondering if this is the kind of software sites like Sharkscope and ThePokerDB use to collect their data? Reason I ask is I think it would be fun to build such a database on my own but I'm unclear how these guys are doing it. My understanding (from this thread) is that Full Tilt restricts the number of clients open on any machine (I think it was 16 max tables) so if a client has to be open to collect this data, and there are over 5,000 concurrent tables in process, that's a lot of machines running to collect all data from one site... leading me to believe there has to be another way to do this. Any thoughts would be appreciated. (And thanks for this great software!) ...Paul |
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I'll donate 30$ for a script that buys me into FT SNG's (continous/sets) similar to this script.
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