Hi, as a Trackman user i start playing JNPG. I love JNPG very much. I am also designing courses. I appreciate the work of PP and OGT teams. However we, as Trackman users, have some problems:
1) Putting is very inconsistent (most important).
2) Chipping is effected by backspin too much.
Recently, it became available to start JNPG from Trackman's TPS screen (see attached picture).
There should be a file in the “c:\programdata\trackman\trackman performance studio\” folder called TPS.config (you will find the content of that file below). If you have that file, TPS searches simulator programs like JNPG, TGC and maybe others in your computer. So, if you start any , TPS will continue to work as an “observer” and collect data from Trackman and provide the TPS-resolved data to the game. I have seen that this is working OK in TGC.
However when starting JNPG from the link in TPS, JNPG requests to take the control. If you accept this request, then TPS lost its control over Trackman (If you do not accept the request, JNPG does not work). After casing the TPS-Trackman communication, JNPG uses the data, which it gets directly from Trackman, but not from TPS. Using "JNPG-resolved data" does not produce problem in full-swing strokes. However JNPG can not resolve the putting data as perfectly TPS does it. There is significant amount of backspin effect in JNPG, but not in TPS when you chip. And i guess inconsistent putting is maybe due to those backspin numbers effecting the putting distance.
So, is it possible to make some changes to JNPG, that it will not request to disconnect TPS from Trackman and JNPG will get and use the data provided by TPS. I hope this will end all Trackman problems that exist.
Thanks,
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This is the content of the file TPS.config (you can create yourself.):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add key="KioskMode" value="True" />
</appSettings>
</configuration>
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