News in SWATH v1.9.6:

- Support for MCIC calculation when trading ports
- Improved high text speed handling for better user experience
- Added ScriptFinished and ScriptAborted SWATH events
- Option to ignore hostile sectors in World Trade and World SSM
- Fixed bug in Major Space Lane marking
- Some other bug fixes and improvements

Download the new version here:
http://www.swath.net/downloads/SWATH_v1_9_6.exe

ahhh..

something new(er)

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So far so good Stein... Thank you for a great program, and keep up the good work...

The MCIC's are awesome!

Very nice on the MSL update, thanks

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I have been watching since the newest version came out. I run SWATH under wine and I know it is not the native way to run it but this new version has a lot of pauses where 1.9.5 never did. It actually jumps screens and it gets everything done but it does not scroll like the previous version did. What else changed?

MSL bug was fixed. Map was enhanced.
MCIC was added but it doesn't work right on a buydown.
Checkbox added to turn off logging in addition to the Save log directory.
Scrolling issue was added to keep CPU use down
I think some stuff was added to enhance macro's again but not sure

So the scrolling issues that I am seeing in Linux is happening in Windows as well? I can load and verify later just wondering since I don't have any windows machines to test on here.

When the text speed exceeds a certain limit the smooth scrolling is replaced by screen updates so you won't get behind. It will automatically return to smooth scrolling again when the speed goes below the limit.

I am interested in how users feel about this. Everything gets entered into the screen buffer and is scanned but the screen won't show everything when the text speed is high. The upside is that you won't have any delays.

As with most things is it something I can adjust to, was just making sure since it was not like what I was expecting from previous versions. I had never seen the lag thing in Windows but I know in Linux it is common. No biggie was just curious if it was the same on both.

I would think that the missed text wouldn't be as important as filling up the buffer, falling behind on the screen, and working the cpu harder. I think you are on the right track here. That's the problem with some of the scripts today, they are fast, but in some cases too fast without the correct waits or pauses.

Yes, I imagine the issue being different depending on what machine you have etc.
Maybe the limit should be possible to adjust in the settings so people can adjust it for their best experience.

You can't complain about something that is configurable.

Lets get the MCIC issue fixed first.

Yes, there seems to be something wrong with the calculations. Sometimes it works and sometimes not.