oops… my bad…
Forgott the outer for loop :oops:
It works fine now… I’m working with another theory that might work
better when removing casualites… but i’m not sure how it’ll work out…
I’ll let you now…
//Samael
Do you have an updated version out yet?
Maybe you could include rules for some variations.
do you mean his calculator, or my theory? I haven’t actually compiled mine yet, but I know a good use for it…
I haven’t done any work on the calculator since version 1.1b, there just has’nt been time… I’ll post a non .NET version shortly though…
Lots of projects in the making though… :D
Inxduk: How are your calculations going along?
If you wish I could send you the GUI and you can just implement your calculatoins to test them… Just have them in Visual C++ C or Visual C# 7 though…
//Samael
I have the full version of VC++ 6.0 which is old, but works. I’m mainly to lazy to program it in due to my other projects
Hey Sam,
I downloaded your version 1.1b.
Lookin’ great! :wink:
nice icon/piccys, looks very professional.
works perfect too
My opponent in a game sent me a calculator that does europe pacific regular etc, and is quite advanced. Don’t know how i can post it…
I don’t wish to hurt anyone’s pride – and I do think the formulas, logarithms, and constructions are a testament to imagination, persistence, resourcefulness and yes even FUN – but reading through these posts makes me realize how much I LIKE ROLLING DICE!!! YEEEHOOO!!
Anyone think that’s strange??
of course the dice are fun, you never know, you might get lucky! but calculators are important. Without a calculator, for large battles, the odds can be 90%+ or <10% and it’s really hard to tell which it is usually.
Ah, yes: the famous “fog of war” in its manifestation on the diceboard!
