Tremulous Forum
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Paradox on January 27, 2007, 03:55:59 am
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Well, this was just a demonstration of skills for a lecture i had to do. This is a simple little .NET build point calculator. It has a almost text-less interface, and has eye candy such as transparency, although it doesn't appear in the screenshots. Transparency even works on legacy copies of windows. It does require a recient version of .NET, and if you dont have one, it will download one from microsoft.
(http://paradox.halolivewire.com/trembpc/trembpc.png)
Download(ZIP) (http://paradox.halolivewire.com/trembpc/trembpc.zip)
To install, you can either extract it to a directory then run setup. It will go in the start menu in a directory called Paradox Designs. YOU MUST KEEP THE FOLDER STRUCTURE OF THE ZIP FILE INTACT. If your ZIP program supports it, you can just click the zip programs install button, and it will do it automatically. WinZip supports this.
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wow, seems pretty niefty
reminds me of a starcraft caculator where you caculate how many units or buildings you can make in starcraft ;)
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you realize that not all ppl are on win
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How about this (http://ufo.freepgs.com/trem/TremBuildCalc.htm) thing then?
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Can we have a version without the installer?
Just a plain zip file?
Or better yet, the source.
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I think too that webbased apps serve better on such purposes ;) .. even if you like windows-only based technologies :D
many greets
Mana
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OMG YESSSSSSSS A BUILD POINT CALCULATOR!
I've been waiting for one of these for forever, because I can't add!
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Yea, i could upload just the app, but it is already in the zip. If you just want the app, only extract the file called "Tremulous BuildPoint Calculator.exe.deploy" and just remove the .deploy from the name. Then you can put it wherever you want, but it wont have the entries in add/remove. If you want the source, i can upload vbpj files, but they are kindof big.
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... lecture ... vbpj ...
Poor students. What have they done to deserve such torture as VB? :evil:
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... lecture ... vbpj ...
Poor students. What have they done to deserve such torture as VB? :evil:
even java is better
at least you get something that may run on most of the platforms
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but the gui is neat
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I know, VB is an intro to RealBasic, then QT.