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New DB Editor
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| smartman213 |
Posted on 29-06-2007 06:35
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Is there going to be an easier DB editor to use than Kicker...my computer has had like twenty different error's caused by kicker...back w 06 i was usin the good old PCM edit 1.3...couldnt do that much except change stats or budgets, but that was enough to keep me happy. Does anyone know if there are any easy simple db editors being made, and if so, when they will be released? |
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| CrueTrue |
Posted on 29-06-2007 06:53
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They will probably come eventually. But it does take time to program such things, and since the game hasn't been out for very long I guess you will have to wait weeks / months. |
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| Smoothie |
Posted on 29-06-2007 07:44
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Yeh its not even out on disc in somecountries  Do you think Hannes will make one? |
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| issoisso |
Posted on 29-06-2007 08:01
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the problem here is understanding the database changes from last year. I have no idea how the DB works now, otherwise I'd have no problem making an editor.
No doubt this is a problem for a lot of people.
anyway, the main gripe for me with the current editor (Kicker) is with the values being encoded. having an interface that already presented them in a scale of 50-85 would make things so much easier.
of couse, making that interface isn't exactly work of a moment
Edited by issoisso on 29-06-2007 09:40
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| maddy |
Posted on 29-06-2007 09:27
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you mean in a scale like this?:
50: 1112014848
51: 1112276992
52: 1112539136
53: 1112801280
54: 1113063424
55: 1113325568
56: 1113587712
57: 1113849856
58: 1114112000
59: 1114374144
60: 1114636288
61: 1114898432
62: 1115160576
63: 1115422720
64: 1115684864
65: 1115815936
66: 1115947008
67: 1116078080
68: 1116209152
69: 1116340224
70: 1116471296
71: 1116602368
72: 1116733440
73: 1116864512
74: 1116995584
75: 1117126656
76: 1117257728
77: 1117388800
78: 1117519872
79: 1117650944
80: 1117782016
81: 1117913088
82: 1118044160
83: 1118175232
84: 1118306304
85: 1118437376 |
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| issoisso |
Posted on 29-06-2007 09:38
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yes. I know how the conversion is done.
what I meant is that looking at the tables and having to constantly look up what each value represents is both tedious and immensely inneficient, and that the main "selling point" for a prospective editor would be if it already displayed the values in the 50-85 range.
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| maddy |
Posted on 29-06-2007 09:51
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ohh yes.. i can see that.. i cant see the reason why they dont just make it with the plain numbers : 85 instead of a value |
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| Boasson Hagen Jr |
Posted on 29-06-2007 11:50
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little of topic!
Something I never understood , is why the scale is from 50-85 and not 50-100 or 5-10 for ex. or at least a round no. Anybody know why?
Edited by Boasson Hagen Jr on 29-06-2007 11:52
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| issoisso |
Posted on 29-06-2007 12:02
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one possible explanation might be that after you consider bonuses for equipment, weather, form, etc, they might go up to a maximum of 100. this is, of course, never shown to the player, but is used for the calculations of everything that happens.
this is just my theory.
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| Boasson Hagen Jr |
Posted on 29-06-2007 12:05
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oh, that sounds like a good theory and think it might be the right theory....TY
Edited by Boasson Hagen Jr on 29-06-2007 12:05
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| Shipley |
Posted on 29-06-2007 16:47
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I don't think its that, as if you give a rider stats above 85 it doesnt make much difference... |
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