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04-01-2023 , 05:43 AM

dude45

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Is it possible to copy a range and paste it into a solver? The site i currently use offers this feature but i cant figure out how do do it with wizard

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04-01-2023 , 08:00 PM

dude45

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Ok the above may not be clear. What I mean is if I open the range for say opening from the HJ it shows the range in picture format. What I want to know is their anyway to copy the range as text and paste it into gto+

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04-02-2023 , 02:52 AM

cneuy3

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Why don't you ask these questions to GTO wizard either by posting in their thread here or on their discord or emailing them.

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04-02-2023 , 06:00 AM

dude45

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Originally Posted by cneuy3

Why don't you ask these questions to GTO wizard either by posting in their thread here or on their discord or emailing them.

I rarely check out the software section and didnt know they had a thread but that sounds like a good idea

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04-02-2023 , 06:05 PM

etothemc2

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It takes a subscription, but yes.

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06-23-2024 , 03:28 AM

sup3rnova

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Originally Posted by etothemc2

It takes a subscription, but yes.

A bit late, but what does the output look like? Is it easy to copy it straight into equilab or other solvers?

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06-24-2024 , 09:23 PM

tombos21

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The output is a string of text, representing a range in standard UPI format.

You can paste it into any program that handles weighted ranges such as Pio, GTO+, HRC, Flopzilla, Power Equilab, etc.

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