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Name Stefan Adamek
Email Address sweede69@yahoo.com
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sweede69
a.k.a.
Stefan Adamek
San Francisco
  • 2010-01-02 21:45:03
    Re: Additional features to mclient
    Board » Sailonline Yacht Club
    Aislin said @ 2010-01-02 17:27:52:
    Love the timed races but am always left scratching my head throughout over the scoring and places. Can we add another column in the information window that will give current time you have been on the course during the race and how long it took you to finish once you have reached the line? Maybe an asterisk to indicate either boats that are still on the course on have finished
    ]


    Among many NEW-YEARS-WISHES I have, this is one of them.
    Wouldn't it be cool to see yours and others average speed so far...?

    While we're on it;
    Why is the format of the pages on this site so compressed and only utilizing 50-55% of the available space? Seem a bit clumsy and creates so mane extra pages to scroll through...

    My #1 wish:
    A fully expanded nav-table could include the same tools (I use when sailing offshore races) making it possible to put in waypoints on the chart with variable sized diameter. This would make it possible for me to take care of other necessities in life such as job etc.

    Thanks
    \o/
    Stefan a.k.a. sweede69


    --- Last Edited by Stefan Adamek at 2010-01-02 22:03:36 ---
    sweede69
    a.k.a.
    Stefan Adamek
    San Francisco
  • 2010-01-02 21:43:47
    Re: Additional features to mclient
    Board » Sailonline Yacht Club
    (duplicate???)

    --- Last Edited by Stefan Adamek at 2010-01-02 21:52:05 ---

    --- Last Edited by Stefan Adamek at 2010-01-02 21:54:24 ---
    sweede69
    a.k.a.
    Stefan Adamek
    San Francisco
  • 2009-12-31 14:20:13
    Re: Game Feature Suggestions
    Board » General Discussion
    jakob said @ 2009-12-31 11:28:45:
    Thanks soo much! (Says one of the guys behind the game). The level of automation in steering is always up for discussion... We want human interaction etc...

    Kan det vara så att vi varit med i samma båtklubb ute i Stenhamra? Ditt namn låter bekant :-)

    Men tjenare din gamla snedseglare... jorå - visst är ja där tokiga Conqubin38 seglaren från BKF alltid... Tyckte väl att ditt namn var allför unikt och skulle fråga när jag fick chansen... kul kul...
    sweede69
    a.k.a.
    Stefan Adamek
    San Francisco
  • 2009-12-31 10:09:05
    Re: Game Feature Suggestions
    Board » General Discussion
    Before I start with my New Years Wishes - a HUGE THANK YOU for this EXCELLENT game engine... I have no idea who's behind it but understand that i takes a lot of hard work... THANKS again...

    WISHES: Do I sound like a crazy knucklehead if I wish there was some sort of auto-pilot where you put your waypoints on the chart so your tacks/gibes will take place...???
    Thank's again,
    &
    HAPPY NEW YEAR
    \o/
    Stefan

    sweede69
    SF-bay
    sweede69
    a.k.a.
    Stefan Adamek
    San Francisco

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