Just released version v0.4 of burst-autoplotter yesterday

https://github.com/ohager/burst-autoplotter

NEW VERSION 0.4: Email and Telegram Notifications

Automates plotting for BURST coin

Features:

• Very easy plot configuration, based on simple question dialog
  • No nonce calculation neccessary (setup based on disk space)
  • Splits large plots in smaller plot files
• CLI-based UI with progress indicators, ETA, etc
• Creates optimized plots (XPlotter)
• Support for SSE, AVX, and AVX2
• Caches relevant information, like last written nonces, and Account ID
• Allows CPU and RAM selection (in enhanced mode)
• Notification while plotting
  • Email notification
  • Telegram Push Notification

Currently, the plotter works only! on Windows (as XPlotter is used internally)

Still the v0.3 gif, but UI didn't change much in new release. Obviously, this is just a demonstration scenario - noone sh/would do a 4GiB plot and split it even into smaller files.

Notifications

From late nights test run on my slow machine.

Re: burst-autoplotter - plotting made easy

I just released Version 0.2 - better and newer than before :)

https://github.com/ohager/burst-autoplotter

• Heavily refactored using kind of reactive programming principle
  --> separated responsibilities
  --> better maintainable
  --> unit test coverage approx. 90%
• Fixed nasty calculation errors
• New progress interface

New features:

• AVX2 support
  --> @Blago, I had some work because of different outputs of SSE, and AVX versions (check issues at github, pls ;-) )
• Duration estimates
• New UI
• Several bug fixes

@digidigm For your questions:

1. Yes, it stores some values into a cache file, such you haven't retype your ID, and most important the latest plotted (with autoplotter) nonce is saved, too. So, next time you use autoplotter for plotting you won't need to calculate your next start nonce.
2. Autoplotter uses @Blago's XPlotter (newest release V1.1), so optimized and also with AVX2 support.
3. I just released a new version (V0.2.0), where ETAs are calculated. It gives you:

• total start time
• total end time
• total estimated duration
• total estimated finishing time (ETA)
• per plot estimated duration
• overall duration, once finished successfully

@selobde I know you asked a few month ago, sorry for late response...

If you install it globally (npm i burst-autoplotter -g) you should be able to call it from everywhere by just typing: autoplot

BTW: I just released a new version a few minutes ago. Now it comes with duration estimates, AVX2 support, and a new visual

I wrote a small tool that makes plotting a bit easier. For further details have a look at my github repo.

Features:

• CLI-based UI for simple interaction
• Split large plots in smaller plots
• Caches relevant information, like Account ID, and last written nonces
• Allows CPU and RAM selection
• Creates optimized plots (XPlotter)

It's still in an easy stage. So, don't hesitate to find and open issues. Stargazers are welcome, too ;) 🍺

Note: Currently, the plotter works only on Windows 👿

@langitaerial sorry, that I didn't respond. Just read right now. Glad to hear that's working now.

@langitaerial I can recommend http://pool.burstcoin.ro/ --- no DLs, fair sharing (no 50/50 or whatever rule), frequent payouts and extremely stable

No BURST on anycoin

@Burstde Sorry, I thought you are german...I want to buy Bursts directly from owners...as I own a german bank account I'd do it that way....seems more uncomplicated. I looked at some of the trading platforms, but I didn't find any Bursts to buy.

btw: Using SEPA I can even change with any EU country

PS: I had even issues to buy other cryptocoins on certain trading platforms as I do not live in Germany and my country isn't supported yet :/

@Burstde und andere...ich habe Interesse an Zukauf von 10K Bursts; Abwicklung vorzugsweise über normale Überweisung. Nehme gerne Angebote entgegen.