Sharp as a Marble - Shot Group Analyzer now in Beta

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Shot Group Analyzer now in Beta

Geekdom , I work for cheap , Shooting Tools

Thanks to all the input I’ve gotten, I’ve released Shot Group Analyzer into Beta

You can now set the 1” scale, print, and save your image. I also made it a bit prettier to look at.

Known bugs at this time are

Scaling widget can go outside of screen bounds, causing a bit of mischief (you may need to refresh the page if you go crazy with it)
Printing does not fill the page
Help is non-existent
Standard Deviation was removed due to complete lack of usefulness in the way I had implemented it.

I think this should stabilize rather quickly and then can go into full blow release mode. If you have any issues or see any bugs, please let me know.

Future plans

In version two, I have a few ideas

Allow saving of targets & groupings for statistical purposes
Distance-to-target for true MOA measurements
More detailed stats
Standard Deviation made somewhat useful
Data for firearm & cartridge used

This application is 100% free, but donations would be greatly appreciated and will help with further enhancements.

posted @ 11/27/2010 10:02:11 PM

Incoming Links

SayUncle » Shot Group Analyzer Beta on 11/29/2010 8:59:36 AM

Comments

Linoge says:

on 11/27/2010 11:05:32 PM

My only suggestion is completely useless, given the language used to implement the program: make it accessible for mobile devices.

That said, for when you come home with a bag full of perforated targets, that is pretty shiny...

Chris says:

on 11/27/2010 11:13:31 PM

UGH Silverlight? Guess i'll never know what I missed...

Robb Allen says:

on 11/28/2010 8:43:05 AM

Is there a valid reason to not use Silverlight other than it simply being a Microsoft product? It runs on Macs & PCs (although I've not tested it on Moonlight, someone else tried the alpha with no success), in many browsers like Opera, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer and is a lightweight install. I've seen very little complaints about Silverlight as the platform and am curious to know why some people refuse to install it.

[Edited because after rereading, my comment appeared much more snotty than I intended. Sorry!]

LibertyNews says:

on 11/29/2010 12:02:50 AM

Because some of use are running Linux.

Robb Allen says:

on 11/29/2010 8:15:00 AM

Linux users I cannot help, unfortunately. I can reach over 90% of my viewers via Silverlight (6.5% are using mobile devices and 3.5% are Linux based).

If I get some time, I'll try to get a Linux VM up and running and see what I can do about getting it to work with moonlight.

Ring says:

on 11/29/2010 9:46:55 AM

if i import this target
http://min.us/i03bG/223loadtest.JPG

it want let me shrink the "scale" down to match the 1" circle at the tops of the target

Robb Allen says:

on 11/29/2010 9:57:36 AM

Try it again. I've changed the scaling to allow it to go much smaller.

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