2009-09-13, 06:30 PM
The cheapest way of making a perfect item is sometimes hard to know about. I wrote down a mathematical way of solving this problem in Common Lisp for some time ago, but then making pretty gui and stuff did not happen for some time. Today, when looking through my stuff on this computer, I noticed the folder with this data, and decided to convert it to PHP.
Link here
The script's pretty straightforward, and most people should understand how this works. If you don't want to include e.g. white scrolls because they are too rare, then you can simply untick the box saying that you want to include white scrolls.
For people bored of writing down the zeroes, you can omit so if you want to. Say you want 9 scrolls on your two-handed sword. Instead of writing that a sword costs 40,000,000 per, that a white scroll costs 200,000,000, a dark scroll cost 18,000,000 and that a 10% costs 2,000,000, then we have a simpler way of doing this. Just write 40, 200, 18 and 2. Then your answer will come in millions.
Please be aware of two things when using this calculator:
Oh and yeah, updates for this thing? Maybe. Adding in chaos scrolls would be possible, and clean slating slots could also be included here, though this would require more manipulation of values than what I've done as of right now. But it's possible, of course it is.
Enjoy! (Oh and yeah, the GUI's simple)
Noah
Link here
The script's pretty straightforward, and most people should understand how this works. If you don't want to include e.g. white scrolls because they are too rare, then you can simply untick the box saying that you want to include white scrolls.
For people bored of writing down the zeroes, you can omit so if you want to. Say you want 9 scrolls on your two-handed sword. Instead of writing that a sword costs 40,000,000 per, that a white scroll costs 200,000,000, a dark scroll cost 18,000,000 and that a 10% costs 2,000,000, then we have a simpler way of doing this. Just write 40, 200, 18 and 2. Then your answer will come in millions.
Please be aware of two things when using this calculator:
- It shows the estimated amount of money used. That is, what one would on average would use to get a perfect equip.
- Some answers may be pricey. Keep in mind that this is the amount of money you have to pay in order to get the weapon for the cheapest amount of money. This does not include the sale of eventual almost-perfect items.
Oh and yeah, updates for this thing? Maybe. Adding in chaos scrolls would be possible, and clean slating slots could also be included here, though this would require more manipulation of values than what I've done as of right now. But it's possible, of course it is.
Enjoy! (Oh and yeah, the GUI's simple)
Noah