This Ladder settings file is designed for use on In-Running racing markets, it will display the Jockey and trainer names then directly below that the percentage of the race remaining, the background of which changes gradient depending on the percentage time left.
It begins at green when the race goes in-running and there is 100% remaining, then as the race progresses and the remaining percentage decreases it changes colour until it gets to red as the race nears its end giving you a quick visual guide as to how long is remaining
Other options used in this settings file include;
Auto Ladder re-centring if the best back price goes outside the visible ladder
Highlighting of cells only with money waiting to be matched
Total amount of unmatched back and lay bets for each selection shown above each ladder
So when this file is used it will appear as shown in the image below;
Please note you will need to be using at least V1.57 to use this file, if you are using a older version you can download V1.57 from here
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=24292
To use these ladder setting’s, click the 'In-Runinng Timer.bls' file below to download to your computer, then whilst on your ladder screen click the ‘Spanner’ icon to open the ladder settings editor and in the top left corner click;
Settings > Import Ladder Settings
To display the remaining percentage value you will also need to download and import the following 'In Running STD Timer.baf' rules file into Guardian, once downloaded to your computer open Guardian and on the ‘Automation’ tab click ‘Import a Rules’ file, then each day just add your markets to Guardian and apply that rules file to them all.
Finally you'll need to download and import the Background colour settings named 'Percentage Timer.bavbc' into your Value Based Colour Settings Editor
Gradient Race Timer - Ladder Screen Settings
- firlandsfarm
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Hi Dallas, nice one! ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
Is there any reason why I can't add additional rules to the "In-Running STD Timer.baf" file to assess the runners in-running?
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
Is there any reason why I can't add additional rules to the "In-Running STD Timer.baf" file to assess the runners in-running?
Its just a regular rules file (edited from an earlier example) so you should just be able to add/edit rules to it same as any other filefirlandsfarm wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 10:08 amHi Dallas, nice one!
Is there any reason why I can't add additional rules to the "In-Running STD Timer.baf" file to assess the runners in-running?
- firlandsfarm
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Thanks, I thought so, I couldn't see an interrelated link with one of the other files but thought I would check.Dallas wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 11:11 amIts just a regular rules file (edited from an earlier example) so you should just be able to add/edit rules to it same as any other filefirlandsfarm wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 10:08 amHi Dallas, nice one!
Is there any reason why I can't add additional rules to the "In-Running STD Timer.baf" file to assess the runners in-running?
- FrankCastle794
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I have attached mine to the % time left. Those red boxes turn green when it goes inplay with the % counting down. goes Green - Yellow - Orange - Red to the settings ive used. Works great.
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FrankCastle794 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 3:15 pmTest.JPG
I have attached mine to the % time left. Those red boxes turn green when it goes inplay with the % counting down. goes Green - Yellow - Orange - Red to the settings ive used. Works great.
I do have a settings files (which will be uploaded in the coming days) to use this on the ladder and one-click screen but well done for doing it yourself - its always the best way to learn
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- FrankCastle794
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Nice one, i use book % top 3 too, well helpful.