Tailor Archive
Thread: Another update to the Online SWG Tailor Calc
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GammaThree
Tue Dec 14, 2004 4:06 pm
#1
Just got round to an update to add some missing items:
Casual Shoes
Casual Pants
Simple Shirt
Belted Skirt
Wookiee Hide Jerkin
Wookiee Travelers Helm
Also Decorative Headdress and Reinforced Pullover are now in the correct categories.
http://www.thewulfen.co.uk/swgtailor/
Casual Shoes
Casual Pants
Simple Shirt
Belted Skirt
Wookiee Hide Jerkin
Wookiee Travelers Helm
Also Decorative Headdress and Reinforced Pullover are now in the correct categories.
http://www.thewulfen.co.uk/swgtailor/
NJ62
Tue Dec 14, 2004 5:13 pm
#2
Thanks! I've been playing with this calc today and it's a lot of fun.
Ani_cul
Tue Dec 14, 2004 5:52 pm
#3
So Grogar what kind of shrine you want made up?
Thanks for the work..its not even in my 'swgtailor folder'
Since I use it so much it sits at top of favorites.
GammaThree
Wed Dec 15, 2004 4:13 am
#4
Lol, thanks for the support. I'll pass on the shrine
Though if its a made of holo-mannequin then I might *grins*
Is there anything else that needs to be done to make this a better tool? I'm thinking of the ability to save common clothing styles (eg: Bounty Hunter - Decorative Vest, Tipless Gloves, Ribbed Pants, Standard Boots), and show the price, based on your own mask?
NJ62
Wed Dec 15, 2004 5:57 am
#5
Actually, I would like to suggest a tweak, if it's possible. Many tailors round their prices up or down for ease of vendor loading. It would be nice if the pricing system had an option, after the mask is applied, to "round to the nearest..." whether you want to round to the nearest 250, or 500 or whatever.
Mystyrys
Wed Dec 15, 2004 11:04 am
#6
Yes, I like NJ's suggestion. I'm in the middle of manually rounding off all the prices even now. *delete 56, insert00*
I'd like to suggest a Printer Friendly version. 
GammaThree
Wed Dec 15, 2004 11:52 am
#7
Yup, more than possible. I'll get onto it when I can, though I've almost killed my laptop and the new one isn't coming until next Wedneday (yay, ready fer xmas!).
Any suggestions on how could I make it more printer friendly?
Any suggestions on how could I make it more printer friendly?
Mystyrys
Wed Dec 15, 2004 3:34 pm
#8
More printer friendly... hmm. Being hopelessly clueless, I tried several things when trying to create something printable.
I had it sorted by Category. Easiest version for me when stocking the vendors. Saved the web page as .html, then tried a copy/paste into Notepad. Horrible results.
Tried Word. Much better, but 7 pages! Eeek! Unwieldy, at best. Called in my 17 year old son and said, "Fix it. I want less pages."
About two hours later, deleting extraneous columns (I don't need gender and factory time on the pricing printout), reducing the font size, making each page have two columns instead of one (Garment Name/Price-Garment Name/Price), removing hyperlinks, reorganizing the categories so each page was filled to capacity withoutsplitting any category to a different page... he was able to tweak the document down to only three pages. Much better!
I was sitting here manually rounding off the prices when my daughter-in-law walked up and said, "You need Excel."
*sigh*
So I don't know how you make a doc printer friendly. But I sure know now how one acts when it's hostile. 

Message Edited by Mystyrys on 12-15-2004 04:36 PM
GammaThree
Thu Dec 16, 2004 2:56 am
#10
Blimey thats alot of work just for a print out!!!
I'll try and add a print option page then (pick columns, number of columns etc). Generally trying to work from a web page to other document is a proverbial nightmate
I tend to copy and paste from the webpage into Notepad, and then copy and paste from Notepad into Excel/Word, if I want to print anything - but I'll sort something out anyway 
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