Request: Full Wheel Package Options

[pyst7lot]

We can build full wheel packages with an Interval of 2 to give us half the wheel BUT we can't have a wheel package for the other half of the full wheel. Would it be possible to be able to do that.
I was hoping to be able to divide a full wheel into more than 2 parts. Ten parts would make me happy. Twenty parts would make me happier.

[OsvaldoSpain]

We can build full wheel packages with an Interval of 2 to give us half the wheel BUT we can't have a wheel package for the other half of the full wheel. Would it be possible to be able to do that.
I was hoping to be able to divide a full wheel into more than 2 parts. Ten parts would make me happy. Twenty parts would make me happier.

In my case I change it to 30 and more, is this what you need? Or I misunderstood Or it's not working properly?

[pyst7lot]

In my case I change it to 30 and more, is this what you need? Or I misunderstood Or it's not working properly?

I want a bit more than what the interval function does at the moment.

BTW I had a look around for ebook versions of Robert Serotic lottery books and did find a pdf for one of them, "The Lotto Planner +".
I had a quick look at it and as far as I could see it's pretty much just Reduced Lottery Wheels which were or maybe still are very popular.
If you google "Anna's Archive" you should find a link to a website going by that name - they call it an open library.

[tdnl46w]

I was hoping to be able to divide a full wheel into more than 2 parts.

I would use the "Ticket Index Range" filter for this.

[pyst7lot]

I was hoping to be able to divide a full wheel into more than 2 parts.

I would use the "Ticket Index Range" filter for this.

Which can be found where? Nevermind, I found it thanks but it doesn't quite do what I want. I was hoping for the parts to be divided the way the package interval function does it and I want it to be done right at the beginning of building a package.

[OsvaldoSpain]

In my case I change it to 30 and more, is this what you need? Or I misunderstood Or it's not working properly?

I want a bit more than what the interval function does at the moment.

BTW I had a look around for ebook versions of Robert Serotic lottery books and did find a pdf for one of them, "The Lotto Planner +".
I had a quick look at it and as far as I could see it's pretty much just Reduced Lottery Wheels which were or maybe still are very popular.
If you google "Anna's Archive" you should find a link to a website going by that name - they call it an open library.

Hello, I'm going to take a look at the book, but I think I'm getting the idea, greetings

[tdnl46w]

We can build full wheel packages with an Interval of 2 to give us half the wheel BUT we can't have a wheel package for the other half of the full wheel. Would it be possible to be able to do that.

Insert a Full Wheel at Interval [2] for one half. Then insert a Full Wheel at Interval [2] [Remove] for the other half. You can also combine them if needed by inserting one half with an Interval [2] [Append]. Is this what you are looking for?

[pyst7lot]

Insert a Full Wheel at Interval [2] for one half. Then insert a Full Wheel at Interval [2] [Remove] for the other half. You can also combine them if needed by inserting one half with an Interval [2] [Append]. Is this what you are looking for?

I don't seem to be able to get this to work. I insert the 1st half but when I do the 2nd (remove) part I'm left with nothing in my package.
Even if this does work it doesn't address my desire to make more than two parts.

[tdnl46w]

... but when I do the 2nd (remove) part I'm left with nothing in my package. ...

You must reinsert a Full Wheel again before this part. Then you can have two separate package files.

Even if this does work it doesn't address my desire to make more than two parts.

With the Append/Remove features, you should be able to have separate packages with separate intervals as needed.

[pyst7lot]

Got that, thanks, although I don't understand why it works. Doesn't seem logical to me.
Making more than two parts looks like it could get very messy.

[stan]

I see what you mean and it does make sense to split the full wheel into several intertwined parts. I just need to come up with some UI that would allow to select which part is to be used.

[stan]

It will be in the next dev build update.

[pyst7lot]

It will be in the next dev build update.

Now you're talking my language. Thank you.