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gannon

will there be a way to change the font :P
that font looks horrible

Posted on 2004-10-10 00:58:01

Zip

I like to think of gannon as a subtle diplomat.

Zip

Posted on 2004-10-10 01:19:47

zaril

Quote:Originally posted by gannon

will there be a way to change the font :P
that font looks horrible


made it myself. if you have a better 4x5 font, do show me one, because that's the size i had to work with.

Posted on 2004-10-10 01:45:26 (last edited on 2004-10-10 01:52:19)

Eldritch05

Personally, I was more hung up on the fact that 'serie' isn't a word.

But otherwise it looks really nifty. I love playing with stats and numbers like this because it means I don't actually have to do the math myself.

Posted on 2004-10-10 06:29:58

zaril

serie would be my Swenglish for the singular of:

se·ries ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sîrz)
n. pl. series
A number of objects or events arranged or coming
one after the other in succession.


One serie in Swedish is one chain of objects/events coming one after the other in succession, series being the plural, as in more than one such thing. Perhaps that's not how English uses it, but I'll abuse the language then I guess.

Posted on 2004-10-10 11:35:48 (last edited on 2004-10-10 11:36:21)

zaril

I've decided to utilize fixed point math to make Trimods more precise in its answers because working with whole numbers gave a lot of useless results. Well, not useless but if you'd use it for something like raising strength each level up to value 255 you'd end up getting no strength at all for 3 levels, then suddenly you'd get say +5, then nothing for 2-3 more levels. As you can see, the Zoom X1 to Zoom X4 buttons are placed differently and now they are soon fully working, and you might notice that X: and Y: now write decimals. For now I'm aiming for up to 0.25 precision allowing you to set points to positions like 34.25, 34.50 and 34.75! Even if you don't bother to zoom in and do this, you'll atleast get better results from your graphs.

Screenshots:

'Colors?' Theme:
Screenshot 1

'Soldier' Theme:
Screenshot 2

Posted on 2004-10-10 16:43:51 (last edited on 2004-10-10 19:10:53)

zaril

Another update! Wee! I can hear the cheers of joy, the excitement, the calls for awesomeness! I present you, Trimod Zoom Deluxe Extra Special DRAGONFISTU!

NOTE: The numbers are just there to show you better how it zooms in.

Zoom x1:



Zoom x2:



Zoom x4:


Fixed Point Awesomeness.

Posted on 2004-10-10 19:09:55

zaril

I have nothing better to do than give an update once more. Load/Save works so the release of this little tool is not too far away. I still have some slight things to fix. Here's a newer screenshot, if you check the graph-area you can see two new buttons (one with a cross, one with a triangle) the top one of those two is the Viewlock, which will lock the view when zoomed in so that the 'Camera' doesn't follow the vector you're moving with your mouse/keyboard. You'll get the idea when you try it. The second is just to remove the Height and Width shadow-guidlines that make the graph lots of triangles. To show you, the second screenshot is devoid of them (and numbers).

Metal Background with Colors?-theme

Fireflower Background with Fire!-theme

Posted on 2004-10-16 18:23:54 (last edited on 2004-10-16 18:25:30)


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