Last year about march time i created a Soul/Spirit Shot calculator that i posted on blah and it did pretty well for itself (over 500 downloads to date). So after a while i decided to add a few features to it ect, just as improvements to make certain in game things easier. Well it turned from a few extra features to re-writing the program compleatly with a bunch of extra stuff i had never planned for untill i got feedback from people. The Beta of the program has been out for about a month with a few updates and bug fixes ect and quite a few positive comments from the few testers (old clannie's and several people who helped improve my origional program.)
It looks and feels alot diffrent to the origional program, and imo it's alot easier and quicker to use.
You will need XP Service pack 2 installed and also .NET Framework 2 (the installation notes are included (PLEASE READ) as a notepad file in the download with a download location for .NET framework).
"Some" buttons are dissabled for now, they will be linked in with future releases and updates to the program.
I know alot of the features on this program are allready out there on the net, but i personally find it easier to just open up a small prog and have the information available instantly rather than having to search through internet pages to find what i want.
Any problems or comments, please either reply in this thread or send me a PM on Blah (name is Tilluss on blah).
Great Job Till!
But I was afraid when I read this "I (Dale Buckley) am in no way shape or form, responsible for any harm this program might cause you computer hardware, software or data" xD
Yer, it's just to cover my back just in case someone try's to point the finger at me for something that is out of my hands. The prog should be compleatly safe, it doesn't interact with anything other than itself and all the code consists of are calculations and readouts. Noting too complex but it works well :)
Thx for that Freshmeat, i didn't have chance to test it on anything other than XP (gonna test it on Vista soon).
SirE, i think everyone had "borrowed" information for a various diffrent places in the past, thats how there are some decent tools out there for people to use :)
thx for the comments guys ^_^
edit: 50 downloads in the 8 hours since it's release with a 5 star rating off 2 people, woot! :)
Thx for that Freshmeat, i didn't have chance to test it on anything other than XP (gonna test it on Vista soon).
Don't worry, it works correctly in all OS that can use .Net Framework 2.0 :)
thought that might be the case but u know what programs are like, something slightly diffrent and they decide not to work :/
You wanted to say: "thought that might be the case but u know what programs "developed in MS platform" are like, something slightly diffrent and they decide not to work" xD
edit: 50 downloads in the 8 hours since it's release with a 5 star rating off 2 people, woot! :)
It said 0 downloads when I went to get it yesterday. Guess that made me first. Nice little program. Although, I wonder, does everyone have the little delay while waiting for that last tab of information to load up?
edit: 50 downloads in the 8 hours since it's release with a 5 star rating off 2 people, woot! :)
It said 0 downloads when I went to get it yesterday. Guess that made me first. Nice little program. Although, I wonder, does everyone have the little delay while waiting for that last tab of information to load up?
I also get that little delay sometimes. Im not quite sure why that happens except for the fact there are quite a few text boxes on that tab. Im in no way a profesional programmer or anything like that. All the stuff i know i taught myself from creating a basic calculation program for staircases for the company i work for. I found stuff out from experimenting or from a few tutorials on the net and quite alot of guess work xD. I guess it helps that VB is pretty logical in the way it's written and im quite logicly minded.
I'll look in to it and see if i can kill the delay for any future versions.