Artisan Archive
Thread: PC based resource viewer
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OhGod3001
Sun Jul 31, 2005 10:47 am
#1
You lucky, lucky bar stewards. I've been messing around with a Resource Viewer on and off for the past few days. It's finally in a usable state so I come here to post for general use, and what do I see? Another resource viewer + some posted a few days ago. Ah well, I shall post mine along side, though I think from what I've seen the Crafting Tool is aiming to be a much more full featured application then I was planning on.
Anyway, the details can be found here on what it does, and how it works.
A quick run down;
Sources data from SWGCraft.com
Allows quick searching based on specific resources names as well as generic catch all terms ('gas', 'inorganic', etc).
Planned to list resources by schematic, but that's not yet implemented.
Planned to keep track of your 'in stock' resources, but again not implemented yet.
For feedback and help please either post in this thread, or email feedback((AT))tbtu.co.uk
Note the feeble attempt to stop spam, replace ((AT)) with @ to get the proper address.
Anyway, the details can be found here on what it does, and how it works.
A quick run down;
Sources data from SWGCraft.com
Allows quick searching based on specific resources names as well as generic catch all terms ('gas', 'inorganic', etc).
Planned to list resources by schematic, but that's not yet implemented.
Planned to keep track of your 'in stock' resources, but again not implemented yet.
For feedback and help please either post in this thread, or email feedback((AT))tbtu.co.uk
Note the feeble attempt to stop spam, replace ((AT)) with @ to get the proper address.
Beladan
Mon Aug 01, 2005 12:40 am
#2
Nice 
I admire anyone skilled enough to do this sort of thing and will watch your development with interest.
I admire anyone skilled enough to do this sort of thing and will watch your development with interest.Some things I'd like to see would be the ability to sort by column (eg, click OQ to sort highest to lowest etc), view resources in a tree view and for the program to recall my last set server between loads.
Looking forward to updates!
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