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Corsair Calculator
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I made this mostly for myself, but at the request of a friend, I decided to share it with all my fellow Corsairs.
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This calculator isn't just about DPS; it's about learning more about exactly what damage you'd do to monsters and how buffs/upgrades can affect your character. It's just general knowledge for everything about your character and the monster you're fighting. The equipment tab has a section where you can enter in all your equipment and your HP/MP and how much you can wash, for example.

I should note that this calculator was intended for Corsairs. I have now modified it to include Ice Splitter and Flamethrower, as well as fixed the HP/MP tables so that they'll work just fine if your level is under 120. So yeah, this calculator is for Outlaws too. Hell, I even made Burst Fire turn into Double Shot if you put the skill level at 0. So if for some reason you want to see your DPS before level 70, go for it.

I have recently "acquired" Excel and converted it to work perfectly in Excel myself. It should work perfectly in Excel now!

 New to version 1.4 is my Hits to Kill calculator!
Quite possibly the most useful thing I've ever created. It shows your exact % chance to xHKO a monster with whatever HP/Defense you input. Since I don't know any stats, I did this entirely with Algebra! Sadly, it does not yet work with SE. I don't quite have the statistical know-how to figure that out quite yet. If there's anyone who has passed Stats that wishes to help me, feel free to PM me. Anyway, I'm very proud of this and I hope you find it useful.

That's all I have to say, really. Here's the Excel 2007 download:
Corsair Calcs v2.1 (Excel 2007)
And the Excel 97-2003 download:
Corsair Calcs v2.1 (Excel 97-2003)

If you have any comments, compliments, constructive criticism, or suggestions, feel free to voice them.

Notes:
-The entire document is now protected with no password. Go ahead and unprotect it if you want to do something.
-All of the gray areas in the Data and Equips tabs aren't protected. You can play with that space as you see fit.

 Version update history

To come next version:
-Better Battleship formula once we find out exactly what it is. I just estimated for this version.
-A massive (massive!) upgrade to the HP/MP section is planned. I haven't started on it yet, but be sure that it will come.
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#2
Looks nice. But it's saying that it contains references to some other file? and returns me a bunch of Err: 529 cells.

Oh, and sorry to be a bit of an ass here... but B> legit formula. HP/damage != average hits to kill. Smile
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Russt Wrote:Looks nice. But it's saying that it contains references to some other file? and returns me a bunch of Err: 529 cells.
Mind telling me where those are? I keep getting that "references to other file" too, but I can't figure out where the cells are that reference other files.

Russt Wrote:Oh, and sorry to be a bit of an ass here... but B> legit formula. HP/damage != average hits to kill. Smile
How so?
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#4
Looks good, unfortunately I can't use it yet since I'm only an outlaw.
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#5
KaidaTan Wrote:Mind telling me where those are? I keep getting that "references to other file" too, but I can't figure out where the cells are that reference other files.
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KaidaTan Wrote:How so?
Imaginary case:
HP 30k. Damage 20k to 40k, average 30k. See what's wrong?
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#6
B> Outlaw Calc
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#7
Russt Wrote:Imaginary case:
HP 30k. Damage 20k to 40k, average 30k. See what's wrong?
Yeah, I see what's wrong. I don't really know how to approach that mathematically, though. I kinda failed stats. If you think of it as 1 +/- x, it kinda works. It could then take .66 hits to kill, or 1.5 hits to kill. Anything over 1 hit is technically 2 hits.

And I can't figure out how to deal with that Error 529, because I'm not getting it. Whatever that file is that it's referencing, I have it (even though I deleted all my .ods files just a bit ago), so I can't tell if I fixed the problem or not. It's really annoying... I'ma play with it some more. Hopefully I can have it working soon.

EDIT: Okay, I might have fixed the error you keep getting. Download it again and tell me what happens. Also, if it asks about links to other files, tell me and click yes.
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#8
I downloaded it and am getting a very similar problem. I have #VALUE! showing up in all those error'd fields.
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#9
same ^
maybe cuz we dont have open office?
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#10
OpenOffice is just freeware Microsoft Office (ok, not really, but for all intensive purposes). Works fine for me in Excel.

Make sure you download the Excel version. Goggleemoticon
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#11
I don't understand why this is happening. Not only do I not see where this mysterious "link to another file" is happening, but also the calculator worked just fine for another friend of mine. I don't suppose anyone skilled with spreadsheets could give me a hand?
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#12
I get the same problem.
Would you mind uploading an unlocked version?
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#13
doesn't work for me in excel 2003. None of the functions used in the xls spreadsheet make sense. INT()? Why not use TRUNC()?
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#14
Cavalier Wrote:I get the same problem.
Would you mind uploading an unlocked version?
You can unlock it yourself. There's no password.

Fiel Wrote:INT()? Why not use TRUNC()?
What's the difference?
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#15
Hey Kaida, I fixed your calculator. It may work for you, but currently, as it is, your calculator can't account for Maple Warrior/Homing being level 0. I fixed this by adding a level 0 row, and compensating the skill lookup for that. I also rounded your average hits to to kill.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1PZXO7DY <--- This should work, props to Kaida.
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#16
Tykian Wrote:Hey Kaida, I fixed your calculator. It may work for you, but currently, as it is, your calculator can't account for Maple Warrior/Homing being level 0. I fixed this by adding a level 0 row, and compensating the skill lookup for that. I also rounded your average hits to to kill.

Okay, I fixed it and put it in the first post. If it doesn't work for anyone, redownload it and it should. (Sidenote: is INT() not a function in Excel? If so, what should I use that does the same thing?)

However, I undid the rounding of the hits to kill. While I agree that it's not a great estimate for small numbers of hits to kill unless you understand that it has an invisable +/-, rounding it doesn't make it any more clear. Seeing that it takes an average of 5.14 hits to kill a monster can tell you that you're close to killing it in 5 hits half the time. If you just trunc that to 6, all it makes is ambiguity.
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#17
Maybe it would be best add in a whole seperate column, one that truncates, and one that doesn't?

Or better yet, a checkbox that switches between them. I'm not too sure what Fiel is referring to, INT is fine :S.
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#18
Clicking Sharp Eyes gives some sort of error and shuts down excel.
I'm pretty sure that's my computer but i'll look into it later on this week.
I never really use Excel so who knows...
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ShinyGrovyle Wrote:Clicking Sharp Eyes gives some sort of error and shuts down excel.
I'm pretty sure that's my computer but i'll look into it later on this week.
I never really use Excel so who knows...
Does that happen with Speed Infusion and Homing as well?
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#20
KaidaTan Wrote:Does that happen with Speed Infusion and Homing as well?

No it doesn't, but it's fixed now.
Had to remove and install excel twice.
God knows what caused this, but it works on my laptop now.
It works fine on my normal computers.
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