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Edlorna Tinebe
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Posted - 2014.07.31 21:09:00 -
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Clifton Oksaras wrote:aruchra wrote:Waiting for Crius version Nobody who uses it on any sort of regular basis isn't. The Creator understands this.
I've been waiting so hard that, rather than doing any industry the last two weeks, I've been trying to cobble together my own clumsy IPH replacement. Unfortunately, I don't really grok the VB, so I've started from scratch on Android instead.
Disclaimer: The above is not meant to imply, in any way at all, that I "grok the Android" either. |
Edlorna Tinebe
The Elerium Trust
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Posted - 2014.08.01 06:30:00 -
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Alicia Dnari wrote:So I just wait for the new version to come out?
Yep.
Alicia Dnari wrote:Any idea when that will be?
Nope. |
Edlorna Tinebe
The Elerium Trust
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Posted - 2014.08.01 17:08:00 -
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Bitter Fremlin wrote: And if anyone wants it done any faster, consider paying him at the going rate for software development...
Or take up the project themselves. The code's on SourceForge. |
Edlorna Tinebe
The Elerium Trust
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Posted - 2014.08.29 17:13:00 -
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Bitter Fremlin wrote:Filemaker Pro, Applescript and the Terminal for me  And while my solution handles 90% of what IPH does plus a few things I want that it doesn't, I'm still praying for an update -- because every time I look at my kludge it makes my eyes bleed. If I'm going to play spreadsheets-in-space then pretty numbers make it much more enjoyable. And Zif's software beats mine hands down in that respect!
I know what you mean. I used Android here, but not the pretty kind. I've violated so many best-practices when cobbling it together... It's a monstrosity. |
Edlorna Tinebe
The Elerium Trust
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Posted - 2014.10.03 00:33:00 -
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Trent Angelus wrote:Hi Zifrian,
I've not been able to use your IPH calculator yet as it is broken, but I can already tell that it's the best tool I've ever laid eyes on. I sure hope I get to use it soon. Is there any chance you could commit what you have so far as a sort of beta version even if some features don't work yet?
You could even release it on the dubious premise of "Early Access: Do not buy this game unless you like playing utterly broken garbage and torturing hikers" and charge good money for it.
If not, that's fine too. Keep up the good work!
Warmest regards,
Trent Angelus
Standard Research
You can find all the latest code at SourceForge. If you want to try using the program as-is, just download it and compile.
... You do still have to compile VB, right? |
Edlorna Tinebe
The Elerium Trust
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Posted - 2017.03.25 01:42:12 -
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I'm getting some pretty huge errors when trying to build multiples of an item from raw mats. It seems to be related to R.A.M. modules.
For example, Mining Foreman Burst II. IPH believes that it takes 102 isogen to build a single unit of Mining Foreman Burst I, and 74 isogen for the R.A.M. When I view the shopping list for a single T2 Burst module, it correctly says I need 176 Isogen. Building more than one item, though, it only adds 102 isogen per unit. It's not multiplying the R.A.M. materials at all.
On the Components side of the screen, it correctly believes that I need 10 RAMs to build 10 modules.
The Shopping List reduces the mineral requirements by the appropriate amount when I remove the RAM modules (I still have tens of thousands of the things lying around) either through the "Update from Assets" button or just by deleting the RAM from the build list. But since the mineral count wasn't accurate to begin with, it results in isogen and nocxium being removed entirely even though they are required for build items still in the list. |
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