Hi all, if you don't know what NeverWinterRoulette is check here
>nolinks://vlsroulette.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1194981280<
or its homepage here
>nolinks://sourceforge.net/projects/neverwinterroul/<.
Im the programmer behind the software, and Im currently working towards a v1.0 release. Goal for this release is about a months time.
For all of you that have used it and have an idea of a feature that you think will go good in v1.0, please don't be shy. Speak up.
Currently features being implemented are as follows.
Number Tracking system for Lines aswell...
Bankroll counter to decide when to stop betting...
Bet history devided into time, days, weeks etc...
Graphs to show FreakShow occurances over a
long range of spins to allow user to decide
what course of betting is best..
Support for users to be able to manually configure
NWR to work with online casinos that have not been
pre-configured...
If you have any other ideas that will bring NWR into being the swiss-army-knive of online roulette players, hey, Im happy to hear it.
Cheers -Tiago2
...for a sneak peak into my thoughts on a feature of v2.0(whenever that may be)... A non-programmers approach of configuring a betting system for NWR to follow.
Please post ideas only, to discuss NWR in general use this thead >nolinks://vlsroulette.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1194981280<
one that pops to mind straight away is to give nwr a memory so to speak, so it reads from a file to save setings freakshows ect ect.
Hi Tiago,
You mentioned number tracking for lines. Could you also do it for streets, squares, splits and numbers?
Thank you so much!
would also be good to see a random system for the spin interval as this would throw the casinos off the scent that its a programme running it could be random between 0.5 second and 2 seconds maybe, lose a few spins but keeps casinos off ya back lol
Hi, I am new here.
So if someone has already suggested these ideas, then that is ok.
Some suggestions for the new version.
Save settings on close.
Load settings.
I am not sure if someone has suggested this.
But here goes.
Single number progression.
Place a chip on a number that has not turned up in say 100 spins. This can be changed by the player.
Setup
1 Unit for 30
2 Units for 18
3 Units for 11 spins.
Progression can be edited by player.
Zero bets.
Placing a bet on Red and on Black.
And 2 units on zero.
For 30 spins.
The increasing the zero bet at 10 intervals.
Player can modify this.
Some features from Roulette Xtreme 2.0
Could be implemented.
I would like to redo your video as well.
And do live presentations of it in my .tv room.
nolinks://nolinks.justin.tv/thomasgrant
Plus have a free download link on the page.
Hi thomasgrant, and welcome to the forums. Cheers for putting NWR on ur site. A word of warning thou, NWR has bugs in it. Its still in early stages of development. Im the author of it, and am currently working on a v1.0 release. Hey, doing a live presentation of it in a TV room sounds great. Thou please wait for version 1 to be released. Cheers. And thanks for the ideas I'll try to encorporate them too.
Progress report.
Feature
Support for users to be able to manually configure
NWR to work with online casinos that have not been
pre-configured...
is 99 percent done. Been testing it and ironing out the few kinks left in it. Also have finished a new Number Recognition system which is a lot more accurate than the previous one. I think we wont be seeing anymore numbers being record more than once like before. Thou, I haven't tested it yet for long periods of time. I'll keep u all informed.
if u need any help with testing on these tiago give us a shout not found any new peoblems recently tho i have been quite busy with work keep up the good work fella.
i hawe an idea for your software :
you could build in the Electronic roulette (rng's) the excel sheet that has arigazzo submited but you could do it so thath it will atomaticly add and chancge the number that has ben spun...
regards
Not sure what u mean there?... like instead of NWR using the number of the casino u could just have it run random numbers from within, and use them as if there were real numbers? So one could test out alarm settings and progressions somewhat?