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    posted a message on Deck Tracking

    Sorry for the lack of response. I assumed (incorrectly) I would get emailed of responses and my day job sucked up my attention the past few days.

    Quote from Leaga »

    Quick question, does it track automatically or do I need to input cards as I play them? It might be a dumb question but the screen grabs look like its just basically a DB program. I dont really have the focus or play seriously enough to keep track of those kinds of stats but I would love to have it handy if it isnt too hard to get going.

    It does not track automatically, you have to click cards as you play / draw them.

    Also, the Windows binary I posted previously was broken (missing some DLLs, rookie mistake). I have posted an updated ZIP file under Release 0.2 here which should work "out-of-the-box" on Windows 7 machines (I actually tested it this time!).

    You can pickup the new ZIP file here: https://github.com/draco098/hs-deck-tracker/releases/tag/v0.2

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    posted a message on Deck Tracking

    Hello... wanted to introduce the community to a project I've been working on. hs-deck-tracker is a small application you can run on Windows or Mac which allows you to create your deck and track which cards have been played already. It shows the odds of top-decking a particular card and also helps in those "did I play one or two Mortal Coils this game?" moments.

    There are a couple other similar applications already available however hs-deck-tracker differs in a couple unique ways:

    1. Based on C++ and Qt so it is cross-platform with support for both Windows and OSX
    2. Open-source and available on github so anyone can get the code, make changes, add features etc.

    Screenshots:

    Deck List:

    Deck Editor:

    Card Tracking:

    You can download the release versions (for windows and mac osx) here: hs-deck-tracker

    Enjoy!

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