Table Map Library FAQ CLICK HERE to start using the book! Screen Shots Color (large &, small) Best for for study on  your computer. B&W (large &, small) Best for printouts to take to your practice table. Navigation MOVES TARGET COUNTER-CLOCKWISE MOVES TARGET CLOCKWISE To set the main display: Start - cue ball positions inside the Table. Target - perimeter points you will aim the cue ball. The Library contains over 24,000 graphics in eight formats: Color - large, vertical format Color - large, horizontal format Color - small, vertical format Color - small, horizontal format B&W - large, vertical format B&W - large, horizontal format B&W - small, vertical format B&W - small, horizontal format Computer systems and browsers Testing was made on Windows and Macintosh machines using the following browsers: Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Opera Netscape Variations between tables The patterns defined will not be identical to your table. These shots were done on a 9-foot table. If you are playing on an 8-foot table, you will have to make an adjustment to the patterns. On a 7-foot table, these patterns are severely modified. Nonetheless, realizing that you CAN predict ball patterns and paths gives you a significant advantage. There can be significant environmental variances between tables. Some of these are: Not consistent in the 10:30, 12:00, and 1:30 hits. Different stroke speeds. Cloth thickness, age, wear and tear, cleanliness, etc. Cushion condition, age, coverings, dead spots, etc. Cue ball quality, cleanliness, roundness, etc. Temperature Humidity Table levelness And any number of circumstances in and out of your control. Return to Description.

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