Roulette extreme scripting

[foreverBOB]

Hi everybody,

I am getting interested in learning the scripting language of Roulete Extreme. I have no past knowledge on Visual Basic or other programming languages. I remember in the old days I started programming some stuff on the commodore 64, loading programs with tapes and later floppy disks
I have been reading through the manual that we can download, but I feel like it is kind of summarized into simple examples.
Does anyone have some suggestions on how to get started, just read and reread the manual or are there other pdfs to download on that topic?

Thanks,

Bob

[geoff365]

Someone has got a tutorial from the old VIP board. Just wait and I am sure it will arrive. 

[foreverBOB]

Thanks Geoff,
hope to get started soon.

Bob

[schoenpoetser]

foreverBob:It was nice to read you started also on commodore 64.I programmed my first ideas  about the roulette for that PC. A test of 100k spins lasted more than a hour.I have programmed the first RNG roulette for a student festive evening that time.35 years ago.
For small samples is excel ideal.Very large samples you can better test in Basic or VB.I don`t believe in long run test.

[ADulay]

Very large samples you can better test in Basic or VB.I don`t believe in long run test.

Wow.  That sends me back.

Programming roulette and craps in BASIC (under DOS) and then the big time when the first BASIC compilers came out!   I thought I had seen it all!   The 70's were an interesting time for sure.

AD

[bombus]

My advice is buy the program, and download the scrpiting manual.

Read the manual through and through.

The RX program comes with a number of pre written systems. Read through these scripts, try them out, see what they're doing, play around with them, make changes and alterations, etc.

There are also coded systems available in the download section of the forum.

Cheers

[artattack]

Vic 20, Commodore 64, Amiga, I loved those machines.  I wrote my first football (soccer) pools prediction programme on the Vic 20.  in 3. 5k memory.

RX is a great piece of software and the best way to learn in my opinion is to play around with existing systems.

When running systems take a look at the DATA RECORDS  you can see all the variables changing as each spin happens, and it gives you a good feel to the `mechanics` of the system.

To be honest, the pleasure in roulette for me is designing, programming and then testing my systems.  The bonus is to stay in front.

Enjoy.

[artattack]

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