So we're all here to witness the birth of AutoChipper, the software-based replacement for all PCFers.Finally, cataloging. Just for my own benefit, I’ve been working with a software development team to create a cloud-based inventory / cataloging system for my chips, and once it’s working well, I plan to release it for free to anyone who’d like to use it. It allows you to pick everything from mold to spot pattern, to colors, and if the chip already exists in the database, it will auto-catalog it for you. It handles everything from cataloging which core set a rack might belong to, to which mixed sets it could potentially work with. There’s even a “suggest a chip to fit this progression” tool that we’re working on.
And of course, AutoChipper will only collect virtual chipsets, thus rendering physical chips obsolete.In version 2 of the software (which is about 5 months out), a 3D rendering engine will allow you to see your chips in real time, as long as the inlay is already in the database.
With the eventual tie-in to Pokerstars, Poker AutoChip Forum (PACF) will come to dominance.
I suspect we'll soon find that "Krish's" chip collection is but a red herring, and his real name is HAL.
(Damn, this Armagnac is good...)