Hi - I ran the folding@home application for awhile and tallied up several points on two computers. I then sought to create a team, and entered that team number into my local application configuration area. How can I get my existing numbers to show up on my team total? Right now the team total seems to keep showing zero.
Thanks
Combining user totals with a new team
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Re: Combining user totals with a new team
You don't. Once the WUs are submitted, the points never can be moved. Sorry.
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Re: Combining user totals with a new team
I retained my same username, and now im part of a team. Seems like it could easily be incorporated. All team member totals as part of the team.
Oh well.
Oh well.
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Re: Combining user totals with a new team
Sorry, project policy. Points are not changed once given.
However, if you check your stats under your user name, Stanford will show your old team total, your new team total, and a combined individual total. I think that last part is what you are looking for.
However, if you check your stats under your user name, Stanford will show your old team total, your new team total, and a combined individual total. I think that last part is what you are looking for.
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