If I could have a moment of your time...

[The Man In Black]

That, my friends, is what a compiled ms.dll looks like on my computer. IT FINALLY F*CKING COMPILED!!

FYI: The problem was that, despite there being quotes, M$ couldn't deal with "C:\MSC code\". Screw you, m$. Screw you.

Also FYI: Now that I can compile, I will be putting together a cl.dll that will allow me to process the numbers involved with display percentages for stats. Hopefully, I'll have the 100% glitch fixed soon

 

[Gurluas]

Are you the coder suddenly?

 

[The Man In Black]

Eh? I've had the code for awhile, but I couldn't do anything with it because it wouldn't compile. It finally has compiled, so I'm going to be doing some things with it.

 

[pimpsta]

the-award-goes-to-the-guy-who-finally-can-compile...

If you know C++ then why don't you help out Thothie.
Are you using VS2003 or VS2005?

 

[The Man In Black]

2003. I know Java, mostly, so I can dabble with fixing MS:C things, which is what I plan on doing..

 

[pimpsta]

which is what I plan on doing..

I was planning on doing it too! The codes scared me! I think Thothie should rewrite the status. There are too many of them overlapping each other.

 

[The Man In Black]

Yeah, the code is pretty damn scary. I think it's best to be actually looking for something (ctrl+shift+f) rather than just staring at it.

 

[Sabre]

If you can fix the 100% bug, you will be awesome...And if you can fix the spellcasting, you will be God.

 

[pimpsta]

I rather sit in front of my dual monitor and get crocked eyes and stare long time.

http://i13.tinypic.com/54k1b3n.jpg

I usually run debug every time I enter a new script.

 

[The Man In Black]

I think I may have fixed the exp glitch. To test this I need someone to post their Steam ID and stat if they KNOW they are about to get a level. Please hurry, this is very important!

 

[Sabre]

Why not just test it? Will the new code not take effect until a level? Or should it change the exp values straightaway?

 

[The Man In Black]

Because how am I to know that the percentage is correct? I think it is, but having a semi-known percentage would be much easier to test.

 

[PBarnum]

MiB, you are awesome. But I have told you that before so you already know it. Good job on the accomplishment. I have an idea for the party system I was going to code but couldn't because, well, you know.

 

[megatracker]

once your finished and made it working thothie needs to make a JUL2007C [if it comes out before next month ]

 

[PBarnum]

I think everyone can be a little more patient than that.

 

[Sabre]

Because how am I to know that the percentage is correct? I think it is, but having a semi-known percentage would be much easier to test.

Valid point...But I think the big test is actually seeing a logical percentage change in experience...Nonetheless, I want to volunteer if you will have me.

STEAM_0:0:4658435

My parry leveled up recently, so it should be between 20-40%

 

[The Man In Black]

I'll test that in a minute. I'm currently checking out Shuri's character. I've got it set up so it tells me my exp when I open the playerinfo screen, so I'm killing monsters and logging changes.

 

[PBarnum]

As in dynamic changes? Rather than having to press the stats button twice to see if it changed?

 

[The Man In Black]

My debug is set up where the code fills in the (default) 'p' key information, so it only prints in console when I OPEN that screen.

 

[PBarnum]

Ah I see, but are you going to try and do that? Also, what other bugs could potentially be fixed?

 

[The Man In Black]

Giving a player exp is serverside and the skill screen is clientside, so I dun think it's possible without a lot of extra work. What bugs do you mean?

 

[PBarnum]

I don't know. I don't know what bugs come from which side (server or client). But I am sure if we sat here and discussed and seperated them, we could figure it out.

 

[Crow]

That, my friends, is what a compiled ms.dll looks like on my computer. IT FINALLY F*CKING COMPILED!!

 

[megatracker]

That, my friends, is what a compiled ms.dll looks like on my computer. IT FINALLY F*CKING COMPILED!!

you just gotta love image macros!

 

[Drigien]

Giving a player exp is serverside and the skill screen is clientside, so I dun think it's possible without a lot of extra work.

A lot of work? I don't think it would be that much work...

Case A: the exp is sent on change, but the screen only loads it once. Simple fix by adding a think function to update the displays every X frames.

Case B: the exp is only sent when the display is opened. In this case you just have to make it send the data every time it changes, and again make a think function to update the display (if it is not already doing this).