In this version:
- Sighter shots in ShotMarker are now toggleable (and hidden by default)
- X-axis spacing is now toggleable (and proportional by default)
- Added support for importing ShotMarker velocity data
- Added support for alternate ProChrono Digital Link CSV format
- Updated about tab
- Various code fixes
Download for Windows: ChronoPlotter.exe
Download for MacOS: ChronoPlotter.dmg
ChronoPlotter 
Will this source code also be updated on GitHub?
Also an idea: add a print button to print a target for seating depth tests. Autotrickler had a very nice one.
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The source code on GitHub should be up to date, you can check out the new commits since v2.1.0 here: https://github.com/mncoppola/ChronoPlotter/commits/main
I’ve received a few other requests for a button to print graphs (which is on the to-do list). Do you mean that, or a button to print actual paper bullseye targets?
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Any hope for an Android version? Thinking it would be useful for those of us using a tablet at the range…
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Not in the immediate future, but I’ve received a number of requests for this and it’s on the to-do list for sure
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Would there be a way to not only save the plot chart, but also a file that has all the data that one entered? It might be nice to be able to save this to a file so it could be pulled back up later. Also, is there a way to plot two or more powder tests on the same chart? Like when doing a primer test using the same powder? Great product overall thanks.
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Thanks Daniel, both of those are definitely on the to-do list. There are a few challenges I’m still working out with adding both features to the program, but I’m hoping to add them in an upcoming version.
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What version of MacOS do you need?
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MacOS 10.12 or higher
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