(12-01-2012, 10:31 AM)WrathOfRam Wrote: I just did what you said and the tables are saying table detected action is required. But when the action is finished they do not move back to the stack, it occasionally says, end of hand detected, moving back to stack.
What you said above is what is supposed to happen.
http://www.stackandtile.com/sat/help/tile-setting
Let me try to explain further what the software does.
When a table is in the stack and it requires action, it will move into the next available grid slot. The table will stay there until either 1. you click the Fold button, 2. you send a "Stack" hotkey, 3. the end of hand is detected.
I'm assuming when you say "action is finished" you mean that you have clicked either fold/call/raise and it is no longer your turn. Nothing is supposed to happen to the table at that point (unless you clicked Fold which should then return the table to the stack). The idea is to combine both stacking and tiling layouts. If you sent the table back to the stack immediately after you've taken action, then you lose the benefit of watching the full hand play out. Leaving the table in the tiled grid doesn't strain the memory as much because the visual placement of the table on the screen helps you to remember the hand.
Of course, you can send the table back to the stack immediately after you've taken an action. Just set up hotkeys for "Fold+stack", "Call+stack", "Bet+stack".
Quote:Also one thing i didnt mention earlier is a table will be required to act and then that table will move to another grid while another one replaces it within a milisecond, so when I make my decision and click. I actually misclick the wrong table due to your software, cause the table I made the decision for moved to another grid, making me lose alot of money online in the process. This is very frustrating.
Once a table is already in a grid slot, it should never move to another grid slot automatically.
Are you sure that a table in grid is moving to another grid? Or do you mean a table in the stack is moving to the grid?
(12-01-2012, 10:41 AM)WrathOfRam Wrote: Like I had mentioned earlier, It detects the "end of hand" or "action required" only 50% of times and tables that arent detected stay in the stacked pile. When Im playing 22 tables and 18 stay in the stacked, it can be extremely frustrating while the other 4 in the grid have no action required.
End of Hand detection has some complex rules if you are new to the software. You can read about it here:
http://www.stackandtile.com/sat/help/advanced-options
Perhaps you should turn it off until you understand how everything works.
Action Required should always be detected and move tables to the grid. The reason it might fail is if there were problems during Include Site setup if you pressed F10 at the wrong time. In that case, the usual recommendation is to remove the site and re-Include it in SaT.
Finally, you really shouldn't be playing 22 tables with software that you are not confident in. I think you should try with 1 or 2 tables so you can get a hang of the table movement and what is happening when and why. Only then should you scale up. I do have users who regularly play 40+ tables with StackAndTile.
If you can tell me what you desire for your setup, and how and when and where you want tables to move, then I can help you configure it specifically for your requirements. It is fairly powerful.
