Isn't there a page you can report an issue?

https://github.com/...is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen

if you are looking at a PMC type chart, you need to make sure you are tracking the correct metric. I'm pretty sure TSS is just cycling on Golden Cheetah. I have my run PMC setup to track GVOSS and my swim chart to track SwimScore (I think that's what it is, I'm at work so I can't double check)

What other metrics are you wanting to track?

try this

Try putting Triscore in your reports
use Triscore long term stress instead of CTL, Triscore short term stress instead of ATL and Triscore stress balance instead of TSB

This should add up Bikescore for the bike, swimscore for the swim and GOVSS for the run.

Thanks to everyone very much for the replies!

I'll give this a try when able to access, sounds like this may give me what I am wanting: A PMC chart that will show the stress metrics for swim/bike/run. Also wanting to get RR for all three sports.

Thanks again.

Ed

I played with it a little and you get the sum of all the sports but you can also then set a filter to have just one, of two.....

I "think" the guy that implemented a lot of this is on the forum. I think his name is Ale MArtinez

check this out

https://github.com/...NNING-&-SWIMMING

The TriScore metric is computed base on sport as BikeScore for Cycling, GOVSS for Running and SwimScore for swimming, it depends on CP/CV so you need to have Power/Pace zones defined for the date for the activity: the From data for some of your zones should be anterior to the date of the activity: zero values when there is Power/Speed data are usually due to the lack of Power/Pace zones defined for the data of the activity.
TriScore also depends on the Power/Speed data channel: too high values are normally caused for spikes on Power/Speed data, see above how to fix this.

Mark Liversedge who is the head GC honcho is also around the boards.....<pink> when he's not busy trolling jaret </pink>

 
Thank you again very much, this is extremely helpful!

It is clear I have a lot more to learn..