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| Posted by SaT_Admin - 09-01-2016, 07:30 AM |
(09-01-2016, 06:56 AM)Jon Wrote: Hi, I've had this same problem for months and been unable to fix it as well. Read all through an old post similar to this and still couldn't fix it. This problem has cost me tons and tons of money as well. Have you got this fixed johan? When I talked to johan, he said he wasn't seeing the problem anymore and everything was working as expected Tell me exactly what your problem is. What do you expect to happen and when? And what happens instead? (09-01-2016, 06:56 AM)Jon Wrote: All I would like is for all my tables to be in 1 stack, and for me to be able to push a hotkey to move a table to the side in 2 differents slots. I've done this with tableninja perfectly for years and is what I am use to. How can I get this setup working with stack n tile(on wpn)? Use 'Play Mode' = Stack Tables Set up a hotkey for 'Move table to next slot' |
| Posted by Jon - 09-01-2016, 06:56 AM |
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Hi, I've had this same problem for months and been unable to fix it as well. Read all through an old post similar to this and still couldn't fix it. This problem has cost me tons and tons of money as well. Have you got this fixed johan? All I would like is for all my tables to be in 1 stack, and for me to be able to push a hotkey to move a table to the side in 2 differents slots. I've done this with tableninja perfectly for years and is what I am use to. How can I get this setup working with stack n tile(on wpn)? |
| Posted by thegreatjohan - 08-20-2016, 02:21 PM |
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| Posted by SaT_Admin - 08-20-2016, 01:43 PM |
(08-20-2016, 11:25 AM)thegreatjohan Wrote: seems like the test worked. i just had to remove and then add the site again. i didn't have to change my layout at all (my slots were already very big). Thanks for the help! Ok, if the Test succeeded then things should work correctly. (08-20-2016, 12:57 PM)thegreatjohan Wrote: Well, I played some real money on ACR again. I took my actions on a few tables and a table where I was facing an allin came to the top of my stack. Before I called allin I manually moved the table off to the side (out of my stack) with my mouse. I then very quickly had another table with action pop up on top of the table. Fortunately I was able to drag the table to another monitor where I was able to click call allin on it. Where did you move the table? On top of other grid slots? Did you drag it into another grid slot? If you moved the table out of the stack with your mouse, then where was the table that popped up? Why are you simply moving the table with your mouse, instead of using a "Move table to next slot" hotkey? Its normal for other stack tables to queue up in the stack as well. If you simply move the table with your mouse, but not into another slot, then SaT still 'thinks' the table is in the stack and at the top. The other tables would be brought to the top, but underneath the top table in the stack. That may be what you noticed, but I'm not sure. (08-20-2016, 01:01 PM)thegreatjohan Wrote: I am able to click on the table where I am facing an allin to bring it to the top, but then the next table in the queue instantly brings another table in front of it. Are you sure you've turned off the option within the poker client to pop tables to the top? But, even with that off, a table that requires action after the first should really not be stealing focus. Which table required action first? The order matters. If the allin table required action first, then other tables shouldn't steal focus from it. My guess is that there's a misunderstanding here. Leave me your skype and we'll organize a TeamViewer session and I'll take a look. |
| Posted by thegreatjohan - 08-20-2016, 01:01 PM |
| I am able to click on the table where I am facing an allin to bring it to the top, but then the next table in the queue instantly brings another table in front of it. |
| Posted by thegreatjohan - 08-20-2016, 12:57 PM |
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Well, I played some real money on ACR again. I took my actions on a few tables and a table where I was facing an allin came to the top of my stack. Before I called allin I manually moved the table off to the side (out of my stack) with my mouse. I then very quickly had another table with action pop up on top of the table. Fortunately I was able to drag the table to another monitor where I was able to click call allin on it. So it recognized that it was my turn, but before I took my action, it brought another table to the top. Would me manually moving the table out of the stack affect this or do I have some other problem? |
| Posted by thegreatjohan - 08-20-2016, 11:25 AM |
| seems like the test worked. i just had to remove and then add the site again. i didn't have to change my layout at all (my slots were already very big). Thanks for the help! |
| Posted by thegreatjohan - 08-20-2016, 11:08 AM |
| thanks for the thorough response. i'm going to test it right now. |
| Posted by SaT_Admin - 08-19-2016, 01:17 AM |
(08-18-2016, 02:45 PM)thegreatjohan Wrote: also, the test steps should tell you to click 'save' after you select 'when action required'. Thanks, I've updated the help page to include these details (08-18-2016, 03:13 PM)thegreatjohan Wrote: another update: i realized that the table wasnt going back to the stack when i fold sometimes because i was using a regular fold hotkey instead of the fold and stack hotkey. if i click fold button with my mouse, table goes back to stack. im also realizing that if i DONT fold on a hand and the hand ends, the table stays in the grid and does not go back to the stack. is this how it is supposed to act? it seems like after a hand ends, it should go back to the stack Yes to both. Tables only move back to the stack when you use a "Stack" hotkey. They will also move back to the stack if you click Fold with your mouse, if you have the Advanced Option turned on for Mouse Click Detection. That option is turned on by default. Tables also do not return back to the stack at the end of a hand, unless you turn on the Advanced Option to "Send tables back to stack at End of Hand". That option is turned off by default. I hardly ever recommend people use this option. It requires some specific setup that people get confused by. And there is little benefit: once a hand is over, you will be getting a new hand and a new decision within seconds, and will have to take another action. Its not like the grid slot would be freed up for a long time. (08-18-2016, 03:26 PM)thegreatjohan Wrote: ok, i'm going to go back to my initial setup to see if the facing allin thing is fixed now. i'll let you know what the outcome is. Well, I meant to say that you should Test that exact situation. Put a table in the stack, wait until you face an allin, and see if the table moves to grid. Then you know that SaT is correctly detecting it. Its easy to test that on play money. Just bet 99% of your stack and then fold. Then the next hand you'll have 1bb left and will definitely be facing an allin |
| Posted by thegreatjohan - 08-18-2016, 03:26 PM |
| ok, i'm going to go back to my initial setup to see if the facing allin thing is fixed now. i'll let you know what the outcome is. |
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