Version 1.4.0.0 is out now!
Hot off the assembly line!
Improvements in this version include:
Log Export
This is a new MAJOR feature. You can now export games into spreadsheets. This is fantastic for people who like to analyze statistics. This is probably most useful for replay, but for the time being, the feature is available during game play for standalone games. This feature is very complex, and is currently a “Beta” feature, there could be errors in the data, or even potentially crashes for certain situations. This should not impact traditional functionality if exports are not used.
Post-Game analysis
This is a new MAJOR feature where detailed supplemental data is created on game replays to help with future replay features. This is currently something that mostly happens behind the scenes when games are exported to spreadsheets, but in the future more control and insight will be exposed to users.
Best Hand Tracking
Games and Careers created with the software from this version going forward will track the best hands that occur for each game type, in a game-wide sense, in a per-table sense, and for each player. For game-wide, and per-table the best hands must have been hands that were shown during a showdown, or they don't count. For the per-player best hands, the best hands are tracked even if the player never who showed their hands.
3rd party libraries updated
Improved descriptions of player actions in table log
Support for adding notes during game-play that can be reviewed during replay. Currently only supported in single player games.
[Crash fix] Loading certain careers with older data could cause a crash
[Crash Fix] Fix for AI sometimes selecting invalid bet options in pot limit games.
Round names are now saved for replay.
[Breaking change] Games, including standalone and career games saved with this version of the software will not be readable in older versions. Games saved in older versions can be read by this software, but if re-saved, will be unreadable. Use caution since career mode frequently auto-saves careers in the background.