If this stuff works someone should give you the nobel prize for banking. I will try it this week. Thanks for your efforts.
The 1st diagram shows B and left to the top left corner, not A and right.
Stan Shuffett
Can you confirm what goes to cross corner?
Nice work mohrt, thank you! I'm going to play with this and will let you know how it worked for me. I agree, it is real tricky determining the correct visual for banking. Banking so dependent on a lot of other variables such as speed,cut induced spin and rain induced spin. Pro One gets you close but has to be tweaked a bit table to table. I've been experimenting a bit with using Pro One to find the natural bank angle, cutting a bit more then with a bit of inside and firm hit to hold the shot. Kind of the Brumback method
It does not matter what table one is on, the system will give a correct angle.
From there, YES, you must work with speed and spin and the differences that can occur from table to table.
Stan Shuffett
In case it didn't come across that way Stan, that's what I meant. LOL. Just watching the banks tournament at DCC this past year showed me how much variance there is table to table. Those guys even had to adapt as the tourney went on and the cloth changed somewhat and the balls got a bit dirty. Easily finding the natural angles with Pro One is huge as you can then focus solely on what to do with the other variables that have to be accounted for. Brumback told me "everyone knows the angles Mark". I had to clue John in that I clearly wasn't in his everyone category but just a mere human.
In case it didn't come across that way Stan, that's what I meant. LOL. Just watching the banks tournament at DCC this past year showed me how much variance there is table to table. Those guys even had to adapt as the tourney went on and the cloth changed somewhat and the balls got a bit dirty. Easily finding the natural angles with Pro One is huge as you can then focus solely on what to do with the other variables that have to be accounted for. Brumback told me "everyone knows the angles Mark". I had to clue John in that I clearly wasn't in his everyone category but just a mere human.
Didn't see what was posted, but definetly interested in seeing the banks with cte.