Clearing the PartyPoker clutter

[BigBaitsim (milo)]

I recall a thread here where someone substituted some other images for the PP images, so as to remove the clutter, but I cannot find the thread. I've removed the people and the silly dealing of cards, but would really like a very plain background as I am now going at 6 or 7 tables accross two monitors and need as little distraction as possible.

[razor]

Check out Chip Litre's mods (http://www.niccalo.net/poker/partypoker.html) here...

[Isura]

Is there any hack to remove the dealer image? Thanks.

[razor]

I don't know if there is one readily available online. I've made my own for Empire and Party... I will make those available sometime today.

[Wada]

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Is there any hack to remove the dealer image? Thanks.

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Sorta of (http://teamfu.freeshell.org/software/)

[nef]

I know you are not asking for this reason, but I really hate that the software lets people do this.

I don't think the program should run if it notices any of its files have been altered. This type of thing could be used to aid 3rd party cheating software.

[lacky]

It's an image file. You are replacing one picture with another picture. There is now way that can be used for cheating because pictures don't "do" anything, there just pictures.

Steve

[razor]

You will find my NO DEALER Tables for Party, Empire, Multi and Intertops here...

NO DEALER Party skin tables (http://poker.rayjk.com/partyskins/)

Note: this images will download as fullsize images.

[CORed]

When an upgrade installs, does it overwrite your custom images with the standard images?

[MrDannimal]

Yes. Or at least, it can. It doesn't have to.

[CORed]

OTOH, if you wanted to seriously screw somebody up, and had access to their computer, you could rename the card image files so that , for example, the image file for the 2 of spades was the picture of the ace of hearts.

[razor]

Yes, if the upgrade includes those images. Keep a copy of any table images you use in separate directory just in case.

[littledave]

razor is right on with his caution to save the originals as copies. I normally add -ORIG to the end of the filename of the copy.

I replaced that obnoxious warning bell when you hit the 20 second time. So annoying! I replaced it with a more pleasing sound. The warning .WAV file is "reminder.wav".