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Originally Posted by sloove
you should work on recognizing an AI before the flop because when some1 goes AI before the flop TOI leaves this table in the stack and you time out happily and never hear of that table again
Ive made a decision... Tommorow I will give image/pixelrecognition a second shot, so that all-ins (before first preflop action) are recognized. This way I can instantly add tournament support and Full Tilt support, tripling my market. Too many people are having problems with only 99.9% of TOI's being recognized.
It won't be too much work, don't get your hopes up though, you never know what problems I will run in to... Ill combine this with the existing bet slider search method, so that small recognition delay will only be on tables that werent recognized in the first place (not sure yet: it could slow down the entire program). Perhaps I was a bit stubburn on not wanting to add the pixel recognition method.
I havent done too much updating on the software since release, as Ive been answering a lot of questions and doing work on the site/adding an installer. Ill try to focus a bit more on updating the software tomorrow, so I might not answer your questions as quickly as I did previously. Tomorrow it's time to take this software to the next level!
I said it before, and Ill say it again: Never buy my software in anticipation of future additions/updates, I can not handle that kind of pressure and I dont want to feel guilty when I fail trying...
Other things on the list:
- Make TOI compatible with TableNinja's auto sit-in functionality (add time-out slider for new tables);
- Fix problem for waiting list pop-ups;
- Keep tables untouched when not sitting at the table;
- Option to only move tables to the TOI Grid when VP$IP at first action;
- Add WheelUp/WheelDown Fold HotKeys (I had some technical difficulties adding these prior to release);
- Solution for timed-out tables;
- Tournament & Sit 'n Go support (+keep in TOI Grid hotkey);
- Sit-back-in function for timed-out tables;
- Full Tilt Poker support.
Last edited by Thois; 12-08-2009 at 07:57 PM.