Franki Fenix
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- Jan 10, 2017
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We have two good tools that help us in our work here: LBML and chipping tool.
The problem is that you can not use the values we have at the time of getting a probe or the values of the skills we have, which forces to put the values by hand or use the OCR to see the probes.
SUGGESTION: an improved chat log.
Chat log is used to give us information that can then be used for example by entropia life ... then, that information could be extended and improved and would facilitate the life of those two tools.
In the case of LBML, when we have a probe, it could appear in chat log, in System, the coordinates, the material found and its size, and it would be all easier to locate it on the map.
In the case of chipping tool, we could use a key that would create a file "Skill.log", or export our skills in .csv format (also used in wikipedia) so that it would not be so tedious to calculate the value of ESIS and other possibilities to know our skills.
MA, if you see this, think about it... is easy to programming and we gratz you!!
The problem is that you can not use the values we have at the time of getting a probe or the values of the skills we have, which forces to put the values by hand or use the OCR to see the probes.
SUGGESTION: an improved chat log.
Chat log is used to give us information that can then be used for example by entropia life ... then, that information could be extended and improved and would facilitate the life of those two tools.
In the case of LBML, when we have a probe, it could appear in chat log, in System, the coordinates, the material found and its size, and it would be all easier to locate it on the map.
In the case of chipping tool, we could use a key that would create a file "Skill.log", or export our skills in .csv format (also used in wikipedia) so that it would not be so tedious to calculate the value of ESIS and other possibilities to know our skills.
MA, if you see this, think about it... is easy to programming and we gratz you!!