FusionCue early access has arrived. Projection + Live ball tracking Software

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My software FusionCue is now in early access period.

While I started working on this several years ago, I've essentially quit my other business to work on this full time the last 3 months. Seriously can't believe how far we've come with the amount of features.. I've been working with a dozen+ beta testers the last few months to get this off the ground.

The goal was to not only beat the competition with projection & live ball tracking, but to also make a system that is far more affordable.

Our closest competitor's systems literally cost $6k-$10k. FusionCue sells just the software for now, but I've gone through great lengths to ensure the system works on lower end PC's, and I've built an entire hardware configuration environment that helps you find exactly what will work in your environment, and for cheap.

If you buy used, you can get the whole thing (including software) for under $600. If you already have a PC, less.

During early access, I'm selling the software for $99 (own it forever, play offline). If you want all of the internet features (which include 50 monthly hours of group-based internet multiplayer), it's a $14 a month subscription. Don't want to pay $99 up front? Pay $19 a month, and each payment goes towards owning it.

There's also a free trial (no CC) for 14 days.

Anyhow, excited to start onboarding more members so that we can eventually start tournaments and leagues! :)

I am also very excited to have Dr Dave's permission to integrate his BU exam as a structured, automatic scoring system, which is currently in the works.

Dave, if you see this, I'd love to show you what I have so far, as well as further collaborate.

Where is the rule banning the "lift stroke" and the "sideways stroke" for close balls?

Does it offer Texas Express also? ;)

At least up here, there is less confusion over 9b. It’s just the same rules (aside from the break issues - 9 on the spot vs 1 on the spot, 2b on the back vs random, break box or no (I can’t think of an event with a 3 point rule but maybe that’s in the mix too).

10b too. Main questions are whether early 10s are a win (usually yes) and if the 2 and 3 must be on the corners.

Where is the rule banning the "lift stroke" and the "sideways stroke" for close balls?

It’s the shot where you lay the stick on the table, with the tip slightly under the curve of the CB. No bridge or stroke hand on the stick. Then you walk around to the tip end of the stick, and lift the tip upwards, and the stick pivots on its butt cap still resting on the table. The tip barely grazes the CB. There is also a variation where you can pivot sideways instead of upwards.

You all know the shot. It’s been banned at least 25 years.

I’m trying to find it in print.
There is a way to shoot this shot legally. Miz showed me how. Hold the tip with two fingers at the back of the ferrule. Lift the tip up and stroke directly foward. It is easier to control this shot than you think. Minimal practice necessary to learn how. Totally legal shot!

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