$effectivestack is not a valid varible

[vovjkee]

I am trying to put $effectivestack variable into note definition, but notecaddy throws an error box:
"$effectivestack is not a valid variable".

[vovjkee]

Same issue with $playersdealtin variable.

[Aardvark]

Hi,

When I try to save a definition containing the $playersdealtin variable, a error message "$playersdealtin is not a valid variable" is displayed. Not sure what I am doing wrong here.

Could you also clarify the $gamesize variable definition. For example when 4 players are left in a full ring SNG notecaddy displays 6m instead of 9m.

Thanks.

[vovjkee]

I tried to create a new xml note file with $effectivestack. It worked fine. But output looks like that:

1-5bb
6-8bb
9-12bb

You know there's kinda difference between 1bb and 5bb in STT. Is it possible to make it a bit more specific?

[sreticentv]

I am trying to put $effectivestack variable into note definition, but notecaddy throws an error box:
"$effectivestack is not a valid variable".

Same issue with $playersdealtin variable.

Thank you I will look into it

Hi,
Could you also clarify the $gamesize variable definition. For example when 4 players are left in a full ring SNG notecaddy displays 6m instead of 9m.

Thanks.

I tried to create a new xml note file with $effectivestack. It worked fine. But output looks like that:

1-5bb
6-8bb
9-12bb

You know there's kinda difference between 1bb and 5bb in STT. Is it possible to make it a bit more specific?

If you are not satisfied with the what the variables output, then you always have the option to make multiple definitions. For example, filter for amount of players "4" then write "4" into the description or filter by effective stack "2" and write "2" into the description.

[JimmyChances]

mines the same with effective stack.

[jaliche]

I am trying to put $effectivestack variable into note definition, but notecaddy throws an error box:
"$effectivestack is not a valid variable".

Try leaving a space at the start and end between the brackets... [ $effectivestack ]

[JimmyChances]

Try leaving a space at the start and end between the brackets... [ $effectivestack ]

Brackets? Am I missing something?

[sreticentv]

If you put [$variable] it won't work. I don't imagine that's the problem here since there was a legit bug in this case