SnGChart is a SnG graph project written in Java. It is an add-on for PokerTracker.
It allows you to graph your SnG performance by reading a single Poker Tracker database. It currently graphs Profit, ROI, ROI by Day, ROI by Time, ITM, and Finish Distribution percentages.
Currently it does not allow filtering by poker site.
Installation Files
Unzip all files into a directory of your choice. Make sure that the 'lib' directory is in the same directory as SnGChart.exe. The executable needs the files in the 'lib' directory to run. Run SnGChart.exe to run.
Current Version - 0.1.1
Added labels to bar charts.
To Download, click here.
System Requirements
SnGChart needs the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to run. A minimum version of 1.4.2 is required, although I recommend 5.0. Many of you already have it on your machine. If not, click here to go directly to Sun's Java J2SE 5.0 download page. Make sure you download the JRE instead of the JDK to keep the download small. It is currently a 16.0mb download.
Source Files
This project is being developed on Netbeans 5.0. I have attached a zip of the 0.1.1 Netbeans project folder here.
Bug Reports
To report bugs PM me on the OC or 2+2 forums, rgoble4.
Future Development
Here are the features I expect to have relatively soon:
Add 6-max and HU SnG formats to filter settingsAdd ROI by Day of Week graphAdd Access Database supportAdd ROI by Time of Day graphAdd Poker Site to filter settings
Further off into the future (perhaps a separate project):
Implement a simple embedded database to store data, ala SnG Tracker and the 2+2 SnG Spreadsheet
Implement a Party Hand History import to load into the aforementioned database
Better Object Oriented Design. My programming background is procedural and event-driven rather than object driven, and I'd like to improve on that.
Thanks
The OC wiki for the hosting. The PokerGrapher project and team, both for the initial concept and for the the wiki page format that I blatantly ripped off.
I used quite a few open source tools and libraries, and without them, this project never makes it past the 'Wouldn't it be cool if...' phase.