Lotto Architect v2.3 development

Reply #16

lottoarchitect — Mon, 27 Dec 2004 09:20:08 GMT

Well, finally WG1.4 started work! The results are beyond expectation! I have under construction an open-cover database with optimized wheels. I keep a reference of the wheels generated in the website.Just a matter of interest, is there any site that keeps track of current WR open-cover wheels

Reply #15

lottoarchitect — Sun, 12 Dec 2004 16:41:17 GMT

Johnny5,the sessions feature do this ordering of filters. You then select the sessions to be applied the way you want them to work. However, the final result will be the same. Ordering is not so important in filtering (it does not affect the final outcome) but it is a good way to organise your filtering process in a systematic manner.

Reply #14

Johnny5 — Sun, 12 Dec 2004 16:30:53 GMT

I haven't used your software much but I think that you should allow the order of the filters to be applied in a different order if we wanted to.Like say you did a filter that eliminated dupes with seven first but had another filter holding anything with seven.If you use the dupes first you will eliminate some sevens cut if the other is first you take out all dupes except thoes with seven.Something like that.Thanks,Johnny5

Reply #13

lottoarchitect — Sat, 04 Dec 2004 13:13:43 GMT

Hi Hyperdimension, I suggest try to download the new wheels database from the website (version 6). The one in the demo is old enough (version 1) and I have improved many wheels since then and added several more (yup 1231 abbreviated wheels to use so far ) and I do not include the open-cover database (under construction at the moment)! I'll add a reference of the contents of that database too at the website soon.Whichever strategy you want to follow, depends on both. If you want to do the predict... [ More ]

Reply #12

Hyperdimension — Sat, 04 Dec 2004 02:02:27 GMT

Hi, Apagogeas, your lotto program (Lotto Architect) has the best selection of wheels I have ever seen in similar lotto software, congratulations.. The demo version is great, but what about the predictions?, the strategy for predictions depends on the program or it depends on the user? or both? Cya

Reply #11

lottoarchitect — Tue, 30 Nov 2004 01:00:06 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by Vinicius on November 28, 2004 Im thinking on become a user of lottoarchitect. Right now , im using a trial version. But hey, WHAT A COMPLICATED TO USE SOFTWARE. Im glad you have a trial version, because its the only way to really evaluated such program.Hi Vinicius,I have to admit a learning curve of the program too but this is mostly because I want to have a program that can let me do almost whatever I want it to do and most important, provide me some in depth guidanc... [ More ]

Reply #10

relowe — Mon, 29 Nov 2004 04:52:38 GMT

And the information in this thread of course.relowe

Reply #9

relowe — Mon, 29 Nov 2004 04:49:58 GMT

Vinicius,Stick with it. Certainly a learning curve but once you are familiar with the processes and everything in place it all rolls along quite nicely. Takes me no more than 10 or 15 minutes to prepare an entry and most of that time is spent evaluating wheel size versus wheel type against best result found in the Hot Cold Due process.But the processes within Lotto Architect would appear to be up for review and presumably easier to understand for the new user, going by the announcements at the L... [ More ]

Reply #8

Vinicius — Sun, 28 Nov 2004 21:55:53 GMT

Im thinking on become a user of lottoarchitect. Right now , im using a trial version. But hey, WHAT A COMPLICATED TO USE SOFTWARE. Im glad you have a trial version, because its the only way to really evaluated such program.

Reply #7

lottoarchitect — Sat, 27 Nov 2004 22:25:05 GMT

Cool! Lottery management is almost finished and looks really nice. In a few days I'll work on the wheeling system improvements as I described them above. There is a posibility to add the wheel optimiser (ex-auto filtering) in this version too if everything goes as expected. Engines work at full speed hehe. You can see some early screenshots at the website.

Reply #6

lottoarchitect — Tue, 16 Nov 2004 16:45:03 GMT

Yes of course they can be shared as long as both have defined the same type of lottery. The project is a file that contains all information and setup performed during your design, including wheels, parameters set, rejection filters, comments you write etc. Projects offer flexibility by the means you don't have to do the same work over and over again for every draw you want to play. This will become more clear when automated filters will be introduced.

Reply #5

DreamLotto — Tue, 16 Nov 2004 15:55:31 GMT

Quote: Originally posted by apagogeas on November 04, 2004About your second part, the program already does this. This is the idea of projects where you can save your default filters, wheels etc and apply them whenever you want (no need to recreate them).Well then...Can these projects files thus created for a given lottery be shared between friends staying far away for working on them, etc.?!Thank you

Reply #4

lottoarchitect — Mon, 15 Nov 2004 18:13:48 GMT

I see there are no more suggestions... Does that mean we already have the best possible wheeling systems? I doubt.

Reply #3

lottoarchitect — Thu, 04 Nov 2004 22:16:22 GMT

About your second part, the program already does this. This is the idea of projects where you can save your default filters, wheels etc and apply them whenever you want (no need to recreate them). Also, this adaptive as you call it has already implemented in v2.14 (not released - some people remember it 10 months ago). It was a fully automated system with more features than those you describe but I removed it for two reasons:- People cannot understand the simple things. There is no way to unde... [ More ]

Reply #2

lottoarchitect — Thu, 04 Nov 2004 19:17:28 GMT

This is the auto-filtering feature I talk about. This works when you want to re-arrange the selected numbers (as we cannot re-arrange the pointer numbers of the wheel!) in order to match some criteria like the one you mention. Besides that, someone can use all available filters for this purpose. However as I want this feature to be global and work in conjuction with every filter/system, this possibly will not be added in the next version but at the following one, when grouping filters will be in... [ More ]

Reply #1

DreamLotto — Thu, 04 Nov 2004 16:22:56 GMT

Dear Apagogeas:Another feature, and a different idea, I would like to suggest is: You must have observed that especially in 649 lottos, as an example, the LAST three numbers are often in FOUR possible combinations (Examples from ACTUAL draws from our lottos):All the three numbers in 30s (05-19-25-30-32-39)Two numbers in 30s with the last in 40s (03-06-16-31-34-41)One number in 30s with the last two in 40s (12-17-27-34-41-49)All the three numbers in 40s (08-14-21-42-45-46)I feel that if the FIRST... [ More ]

Lotto Architect v2.3 development

lottoarchitect — Wed, 03 Nov 2004 23:55:20 GMT

Hi everyone, I announce the development of the new version of Lotto Architect! Some nice features will be added to enhance even more the overall performance. As always, feedback is welcome and I want to talk about wheeling improvements now. This mostly goes to people who use seriously wheels for their games and want a system to do all the work by any means. I have come up with the following improvements:Supported wheel typesFull wheelsAbbreviated wheels (internal database)Abbr. open wheels (inte... [ More ]