Hello guys, I'm providing these releases for the community to get familiar with our BetSoftware Framework, ask questions about it and post feedback.
Release:
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Usage is very simple:
1) Start BetSoftware_loader.exe
2) Select the module(s) on the list, click add.
3) Once added, hit the "Launch" button.
This release has two single modules: An Euro Felt + History list. This way you can't go wrong.
Enjoy! and feel free to provide your valuable feedback!
Vic
I'm taking special care for having it cross-platform from day #1.
It should run on Linux, Mac and other supported systems via Mono (http://www.mono-project.com):
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Also via WINE (http://www.winehq.org/) with either Microsoft's .NET runtime or "Mono on Windows".
Release!
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Includes a module to collect data (writes to disk, so you can log entered numbers to a file):
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(You must set the actuals file in order to enable it).
Enjoy!
Vic
Proofreader2000's request: Thomas 1.1
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Running on Windows XP with .NET 2.0:
http://www.oldapps.com/net_framework.php?old_net_framework=1?download (http://www.oldapps.com/net_framework.php?old_net_framework=1?download)
(Runs natively on Vista and above)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjdhe1NBeXk
It ran fine under:
XP + SP3 with Netframework 2,3 and 3.5 installed.
The balance often showed a negative amount but never a positive amount! At this stage of development is that OK?
Or is there a problem at this end? (Apart from the faulty meatware installed between the chair and the keyboard, of course...LOLOL)
Quote from: esoito on January 12, 2014, 01:02:43 AM
It ran fine under:
XP + SP3 with Netframework 2,3 and 3.5 installed.
Awesome news Max, wonderful report. Thanks for taking the time to try all those framework versions.Quote from: esoito on January 12, 2014, 01:02:43 AMThe balance often showed a negative amount but never a positive amount! At this stage of development is that OK?
Remember this BetSoftware is MODULAR, which means it is comprised of tiny isolated programs working together, totally unaware of each other.
In the case of proof's module, it's strictly a bet selection module, which isn't concerned with tracking bankroll balance for the session
but that's OK, soon enough balance-tracking modules are to follow suit.
Chances are after we go paid on the 15th development pace accelerates and modules are released at a good pace throughout the month.