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Originally Posted by Pouged
Thanks, this gets me half way there, unfortunately this report is not configurable using the usual right click method, and the included stats are pretty useless, is there a reason for this ?
This is the most database intensive report in PokerTracker, for most users it will take the longest to load and populate. For example, in a 8,800 player database with 800,000 hands it took 13 minutes to load in a cutting edge computer as it scours through gigabytes of information in the database - that is a very long time and a lot of data! This is a memory and disk intensive process because the data cannot be cached like we do for built in stats used in the HUD.
The heart of PokerTracker is designed around single player reports and hand reports (see each option for grouping in Reports as an example of the possibilities). PokerTracker is not designed to do extensive player vs player reporting due to the way stats are stored. When we created the Hero vs Villain report (which is an Active Player vs Opponents report technically speaking) we had to hard-code this report with results stats that are only available within this report to make it possible. If we added the commonly used playing stats that you are looking for, then the report would have become virtually unusable due to computer overhead. Software design is always a balance between user needs and reasonable expectations, you can see how hard the computer needs to work just to get the results data, your report would slow to a crawl if added commonly used stats as well.
Our recommendation: If you want to see the stats for any player you find in the Hero vs Villain report, you should instead use the Active Player chooser and then chose the applicable report for a total review of that opponents play, such as Statistics: Overview or Statistics: Holdem Hand Range Visualizer. That is how we designed PokerTracker 4 to be used, when you need to review an opponents play, just change the active player!
- TT
