On Jul 11, 2017, Ricardo_ltd wrote:
Just bought this. Great idea but it is FULL of bugs.

The calculator can't perform basic operations.

It does operations like: 2154x6=54 or 5416x5516=48, it's horrible.

You can't type more than 4 digits in the calculator, the numbers disappear!

Some star signs appear almost out of the screen, you can't read it.

The worst thing is the calculator not working like a normal one. Come on guys, I'm not a programmer but wouldn't that be the easiest part? Like getting it to behave like a normal calculator, being able to type more than 4 digits and getting the basic calculations right...

You have major work to do here, so far, by going through the app, this looks like a super buggy beta version. No way I would perform with this as it is right now, it would be suicide.

I have an original iphone 5, fully working and updated.

On Jul 11, 2017, MadisonH wrote:

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On Jul 11, 2017, Ricardo_ltd wrote:
Just bought this. Great idea but it is FULL of bugs.

The calculator can't perform basic operations.

It does operations like: 2154x6=54 or 5416x5516=48, it's horrible.

You can't type more than 4 digits in the calculator, the numbers disappear!

Some star signs appear almost out of the screen, you can't read it.

The worst thing is the calculator not working like a normal one. Come on guys, I'm not a programmer but wouldn't that be the easiest part? Like getting it to behave like a normal calculator, being able to type more than 4 digits and getting the basic calculations right...

You have major work to do here, so far, by going through the app, this looks like a super buggy beta version. No way I would perform with this as it is right now, it would be suicide.

I have an original iphone 5, fully working and updated.

I have no clue what you're talking about... both of the equations you mentioned give me the actual results...

On Jul 11, 2017, Lloyd Barnes wrote:
Hey Greg!

Thanks for taking part in the conversation I understand your reluctance but I can assure you, that this is magicians guilt playing tricks on your brain. I've been using this since last year and people just don't back track it. A big part of this is due to the calculator being Cleared by them multiple times. But also by clarifying with them before you reveal the information that they agree that you couldn't know what their pin/star sign/birthdate etc. could be. In the performances from Ryan, he performs very clearly, concisely and gives them time to think twice about whether he could know the information or not. You can genuinely see them thinking for an extra beat before admitting that they know he couldn't know the information.

My friend Ben Allen also shared, in the Facebook Group, a fantastic and practical idea which makes them truly believe the calculator isn't part of the method. I've tried it out since he came up with it and there's no going back.

I do empathise with you though, as I used to feel exactly the same with Billet work. I used to think 'They've given away the information from inside their head so surely they'll put two and two together". Of course, we all know it's just not the case. The same is for Cipher except there are more layers of deception at play. Hence, the wild reactions it constantly gets. To make it even more dumbfounding, when performer use a trick or two as time misdirection, then there's no hope for the spectators to figure it out.

All the best

On Jul 12, 2017, Lloyd Barnes wrote:
BUG FIXES v1.0.2 ||These bugs have now been fixed and your app will already be updated.

- Scientific number issue fixed. No longer shows +e for no reason.
- 6 digit pins now show.
- iPhone SE, 5, 5C and 5S size compatibility fixed.
- Certain phones had issues with thousands separator and decimal point. This should now work correctly.
- In regards to incorrectly sized font, you need to update to the latest iOS.

Will Jones is now working on adding in the new features that you've asked for whilst getting the Android version ready in record time.


Lloyd

On Jul 12, 2017, LankyHobo wrote:
Hi

I'm curious as to why the e+ figure is seen as a bug? As other have said it's just what a normal calculator ( certainly the iPhone ones) does when the number is too big to fit on screen. It's the exponent. So when you say it's fixed what does that mean? So for example if the number reached from them multiplying is too big then what does the screen show? Sorry if I'm not understanding things properly.
Also, does the calculator flip into scientific mode when phone is in landscape?
I'm just curious. I'll be getting this anyway as it looks awesome. Nice work guys.
Many thanks.

On Jul 12, 2017, LankyHobo wrote:
I have, Pegasus. But obviously I've missed the responses so perhaps you could be helpful and answer the questions I have? Thanks.