Rune Welder Version 0.7

[gonionknight]

0.7 Interface


The Welder in Action


Download: http://www.filefront.com/17764535/Cryst ... oint7.rar/

Rune Welder has been updated to 0.7! This update allows you to more readily construct runes in-game by serving as a bulk rune crafting check system! Did you really set the tick 3 ticks left? If the values match up, then yes, you have!

Change Log
*Added functionality for Rune Prices
*Added functionality for Gold Dust Prices
*Added functionality for Bulk Construction Values to Interface with improved Allods Welder
*Optimized Slider Code
*Implemented Level 11 Rune Functionality
*Added protections to prevent accidental breaking of software through mistypes. Code should be visible if you wish to learn what I did.

-Requires WinRAR to unpack.
-Works in Microsoft Excel 97 or higher. Tested and functional with OpenOffice Calc 3.0 or higher, with functioning magic sliders. Magic sliders do not work in Google Documents, but modifying the blue boxes to simulate sliders does work.



---Old Version

http://img529.imageshack.us/img529/9937/weldthis.png
http://rapidshare.com/files/427149087/C ... point5.xls

Disappointed by the Empire's lack of courses in Astral Physics? Gibberling stole your Enchanted Calculator? Simply can't count past 2 because you're an Orc? Well, fear no more!

Rune Welder is here! Ever wish you could suffer the indignity of dragging sliders left and right when you're pretending to weld a rune? Ever wonder if you've bought too many Level 1 Runes?

Well, you no longer have to worry! This Excel sheet does EVERYTHING for you. It tells you how much you need based on what you have! Want to make 6 Level 4 Runes into 6 Level 5 Runes? Put 6 in the Level 4 Have, Put 6 in the Level 5 Want, and it tells you exactly what you need! (Another set of 6 Level 4s, in case you were wondering, to merge with the original Level 4s.)



*author's note, there is a disclaimer, though I'm pretty sure the numbers work. HOWEVER, ONE OF THE levels of runes in the data set is wrong. If you're using this calculator and find a disparity between real values and excel values, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, record all values for the Crystals down from 7 ticks left to 7 ticks right!

[conqueroroftime]

Disappointed by the Empire's lack of courses in Astral Physics? Gibberling stole your Enchanted Calculator? Simply can't count past 2 because you're an Orc? Well, fear no more!

[haaans]

simply awesome. thanks for this.

[ellynna]

Serr! This is amazing. I wont lie you drive me nuts sometimes when your vent lags and you talk over everyone in vent... But I am pretty gosh darn impressed by this. Pretty gosh darn impressed! Good job

[mustaekii]

What the hell do you use to open this thing

[puduko]

Wow, thanks for making this and sharing it with us . For me, it will be really useful, as I have to start rune-ing myself!

Thanks again!!

[gonionknight]

What the hell do you use to open this thing

Enchanted Calculator. 1800 gPots in the CS.

Seriously, it's an Excel file...

[ptd165]

What does the Attrition column mean?

Is the Adjusted Price column mean price in gold?

What does Crystal/Gold Trading rate mean?

[eightfold_path]

This is pretty awesome! Thanks for posting it!

[gonionknight]

What does the Attrition column mean?

Is the Adjusted Price column mean price in gold?

What does Crystal/Gold Trading rate mean?

Let me answer your questions in reverse.

The rate is how much it costs for you to buy a SINGLE crystal chip from your auction house. So let's say people are selling 10 crystal chips for 95 gold. That means a single chip is 9.5 gold. This is basically the fair market value of crystal chips should you want to buy them from the auction house. Depending on the server your on, this can be higher or lower. Let's say for theory's sake, that crystal chips are 100G for a SINGLE CHIP. You put 100 in that blue box.

The Adjusted Price determines how much you're paying total in regards to the price of the crystal chips you have. You want this value as low as possible, especially if you're buying crystal chips with gold. The lower the value, the more you're saving by setting it at that specific mark. So, let's say you use the default values and the trading rate is 10g/crystal. If you're making a Lv. 2 rune with 10 crystal chips and 100 gold dust, you're using 10g*10 chips + 95b*100 gold dust which comes to around 101G. Let's say you move the slider to 8 chips and 400 dust. The value decreases because 400 dust is 4g, and 8 chips is 80g, so you have a total investment of 84g.

The Attrition Rate really serves no purpose in determining what value you set it back, it's just a "How much, really, am I saving when I spend this much gold?" You can ignore it, since it was more of a thing I was curious in.