So it's hard to describe but bare with me.
1: I saved a player pool.
2: I loaded my own projections.
3: Loading my own projections reset all exposure back to 100%. I then proceeded to load player pool, which loads my ownership back as well
4: To test if saving player pool also saves projections, I set Lebron James projections to 90 points and saved player pool.
5: I then cleared projections and loaded projections again
6: I loaded player pool. I can no longer find Lebron James in my playerpool.
Now, no matter what, when I load my player pool, lebron james is no longer in my player pool. I'm guessing this is because his value is at 11 but somehow by default the value range in the filter is from 0-8. The total player pool shows 109 players, but I only count 108. He's essentially disappeared.
You can get into my account and take a look at my player pool that's saved right now and duplicate the issue.
This means that saving player pool does save the projections as well. But unfortunately loading my own projections wipes out my exposure %. Ideally if loading projections won't wipe out my exposure, that would be best.
1: I saved a player pool.
2: I loaded my own projections.
3: Loading my own projections reset all exposure back to 100%. I then proceeded to load player pool, which loads my ownership back as well
4: To test if saving player pool also saves projections, I set Lebron James projections to 90 points and saved player pool.
5: I then cleared projections and loaded projections again
6: I loaded player pool. I can no longer find Lebron James in my playerpool.
Now, no matter what, when I load my player pool, lebron james is no longer in my player pool. I'm guessing this is because his value is at 11 but somehow by default the value range in the filter is from 0-8. The total player pool shows 109 players, but I only count 108. He's essentially disappeared.
You can get into my account and take a look at my player pool that's saved right now and duplicate the issue.
This means that saving player pool does save the projections as well. But unfortunately loading my own projections wipes out my exposure %. Ideally if loading projections won't wipe out my exposure, that would be best.