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[JoeyA]

Wei, is there a way to view the top 100 shots drawn in cuetable? There are so many features that perhaps I just missed the icon for such.
JoeyA

 

[xidica]

I'd be interested in this one too.

 

[Snapshot9]

I don't think so ...

unless it is something he is working on. A table may export up to 8 pages (8 table layouts) at one time maximum.

I would suggest doing what I did, considering that it is so much more sophisticated now, is to print out the 'Table of Contents' in whole, so you can have a hard copy to refer to when you might be diagramming. Keeping it in a 1 inch binder is a good idea.

 

[Jude Rosenstock]

I actually saw Wei last night and we were toying around with the new diagram-tool. I strongly recommend printing out the instructions and going over them. There are so many short-cuts that are easy to learn and once you do, you can map out an entire run-out in a matter of minutes. It's really a much better tool.

 

[cuetable]

Mostly Viewed Layouts

Wei, is there a way to view the top 100 shots drawn in cuetable? There are so many features that perhaps I just missed the icon for such.
JoeyA

Dear Joey:

While I can't show you the top 100 shots drawn (in a sense of education value), I am going to show you the top 100 most viewed digrams.

I have grab some stats from the system log and put them together in a html page:
http://cuetable.com/MostlyViewed/MostlyViewedDiagrams_0612.html

They are listed in the order of page views. By looking at the links, there is no way to identify the basic information: Who made them, For Whom, About what, For What reason, What game, When, etc.

As some of you know I am working on a project to allow people to submit/view shots in a much more organized fashion, please take a second and view the previous post about current CueTable updates and project volunteer invitation.

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=48797&highlight=cuetable

For a long time I have been planing on an idea of a "Diagram Contest" to provide prizes to people who can create the "best shot" to share with people. This can happen easily after the other project is up and running. CueTable will then be even more useful at a large level.

 

[cuetable]

I actually saw Wei last night and we were toying around with the new diagram-tool. I strongly recommend printing out the instructions and going over them. There are so many short-cuts that are easy to learn and once you do, you can map out an entire run-out in a matter of minutes. It's really a much better tool.

unless it is something he is working on. A table may export up to 8 pages (8 table layouts) at one time maximum.

I would suggest doing what I did, considering that it is so much more sophisticated now, is to print out the 'Table of Contents' in whole, so you can have a hard copy to refer to when you might be diagramming. Keeping it in a 1 inch binder is a good idea.

Thanks guys. I have tried hard also in creating the Howto page:
http://cuetable.com/howto.html

I realize that document has become very long. I am always looking for better ways of explaining things. Please feel free to send me comments/suggestions so it's easier for people to follow. Once you learn it everything will seem transparent.

Jude was firing up a multiple page 9 ball run out diagram in minutes last night. ( and later I saw him almost ran out a tough rack of 9 ball left-handed with power storkes on a table... I am not sure which is tougher for him: CueTable of Left-Handed Nine Ball)

There are also some video demos showing the drawing process in a "step-by-step" fashion. If anyone would like to see a function demo on a video, please let me know. These videos were pretty easy to make.

http://cuetable.com/DemoVideo/index.html

Thanks again

 

[JoeyA]

Dear Joey:

While I can't show you the top 100 shots drawn (in a sense of education value), I am going to show you the top 100 most viewed digrams.

I have grab some stats from the system log and put them together in a html page:
http://cuetable.com/MostlyViewed/MostlyViewedDiagrams_0612.html

Yeah, that's not bad Wei. The fourth or fifth one down in the list is the prelude of the greatest shot on earth. The one where Efren leaves himself severely hooked after accidentally banking the five ball into the eight ball and making the 8 ball, leaving the 5 ball on the back rail with little chance of hitting it. The next shot is history. Even Earl Strickland had to congratulate Efren and so you know if must have been the top shelf.

JoeyA

 

[JoeyA]

Efren's Magic against Larry Nevel- 2000 U.S. OPen One Pocket Championship

Thanks guys. I have tried hard also in creating the Howto page:
http://cuetable.com/howto.html

I realize that document has become very long. I am always looking for better ways of explaining things. Please feel free to send me comments/suggestions so it's easier for people to follow. Once you learn it everything will seem transparent.

Jude was firing up a multiple page 9 ball run out diagram in minutes last night. ( and later I saw him almost ran out a tough rack of 9 ball left-handed with power storkes on a table... I am not sure which is tougher for him: CueTable of Left-Handed Nine Ball)

There are also some video demos showing the drawing process in a "step-by-step" fashion. If anyone would like to see a function demo on a video, please let me know. These videos were pretty easy to make.

http://cuetable.com/DemoVideo/index.html

I guess it didn't work. Oh well, another time perhaps.

Thanks again

This is my first shot at doing a two page cuetable. It is also one of the most spectacular matches I have ever witnessed. Larry Nevel played spectacularly himself throughout the tournament beating everyone he played including Efren in an earlier match if I recall correctly. I don't know if the link is going to come out right or not.

http://CueTable.com/P/?@3AATc4BCYH4CAuV3DAUl3EBqr3FSaV4GBKW3HEUq3IEFS4JEMY3KCQW3LAdI4MBio4NFLG3OKRF1PIdF4WAuV4WCJU4WCRU4WLgt4WLPt3aSaV3abRg4aMOj4aNEk3dEFS3dBkU3dBLb4dCax4dDIA4iDoJ4iFLF4iQtn4iQtn4iRjm3jKRF3jGaT3jGBW4jDxj4jaSf4jaCf1kIdF3kLwD3kLwD3kPgS3kPgS3kUni3kUni3kbjL3kbjL3kDvF3kDvF3kEEF2qQtFPage_1-Efren's_shot.__He_has_left_pocket.&ZZ@3AATc4BCYH4CJDn3DAUl3EBqr4FPhi4GBKW3HEUq4IEVL4JEMY3KCQW3LAdI4MBio4NNSk4OWqB1PJip1kJip3kLXC3kPgU3kVMi3kbjL3kbjL3kEMJ3kDfH2qQtFPage_1-Efren's_shot.__He_has_left_pocket.&ZZ2rHOFPage_2_-_It_looked_like_a_good_shot_that_he_got_extremely_lucky_with_until_I_saw_him_do_almost_the_same_shot_one_or_two_games_after_he_did_this_one.__The_match_was_against_Larry_Nevel_and_I_believe_it_was_the_year_2000_at_the_U.S._OPen_One_Pocket_Championship.__Larry_lost_the_match_5_games_to_zero.__40_balls,_Efren,_-2_balls_Larry.__We_kept_count_of_the_scratches_that_Larry_had_and_it_outnumbered_his_balls_made_by_two.__JoeyA&ZZ1uBfU@[/URL]

 

[cuetable]

This is my first shot at doing a two page cuetable. It is also one of the most spectacular matches I have ever witnessed. Larry Nevel played spectacularly himself throughout the tournament beating everyone he played including Efren in an earlier match if I recall correctly. I don't know if the link is going to come out right or not.

http://CueTable.com/P/?@3AATc4BCYH4CAuV3DAUl3EBqr3FSaV4GBKW3HEUq3IEFS4JEMY3KCQW3LAdI4MBio4NFLG3OKRF1PIdF4WAuV4WCJU4WCRU4WLgt4WLPt3aSaV3abRg4aMOj4aNEk3dEFS3dBkU3dBLb4dCax4dDIA4iDoJ4iFLF4iQtn4iQtn4iRjm3jKRF3jGaT3jGBW4jDxj4jaSf4jaCf1kIdF3kLwD3kLwD3kPgS3kPgS3kUni3kUni3kbjL3kbjL3kDvF3kDvF3kEEF2qQtFPage_1-Efren's_shot.__He_has_left_pocket.&ZZ@3AATc4BCYH4CJDn3DAUl3EBqr4FPhi4GBKW3HEUq4IEVL4JEMY3KCQW3LAdI4MBio4NNSk4OWqB1PJip1kJip3kLXC3kPgU3kVMi3kbjL3kbjL3kEMJ3kDfH2qQtFPage_1-Efren's_shot.__He_has_left_pocket.&ZZ2rHOFPage_2_-_It_looked_like_a_good_shot_that_he_got_extremely_lucky_with_until_I_saw_him_do_almost_the_same_shot_one_or_two_games_after_he_did_this_one.__The_match_was_against_Larry_Nevel_and_I_believe_it_was_the_year_2000_at_the_U.S._OPen_One_Pocket_Championship.__Larry_lost_the_match_5_games_to_zero.__40_balls,_Efren,_-2_balls_Larry.__We_kept_count_of_the_scratches_that_Larry_had_and_it_outnumbered_his_balls_made_by_two.__JoeyA&ZZ1uBfU@[/URL]

Joey:

You need first type in a title for your link. Highlight the text and click on the link icon (

). A dialogue box will come up to prompt you for link. Paste the table link in there and hit okay.

Here is how it will look after you have done it:

Joey's great 2 page diagram about Efren's shot

Great layout, wanna give it another try?