diff --git a/DelphiClasses/DelphiClasses.csproj b/DelphiClasses/DelphiClasses.csproj index 80de19b..14526a6 100644 --- a/DelphiClasses/DelphiClasses.csproj +++ b/DelphiClasses/DelphiClasses.csproj @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@  + Debug AnyCPU @@ -13,6 +14,8 @@ v4.0 512 Client + + true @@ -37,12 +40,21 @@ true - key.snk + + False + + ..\packages\VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.1.0.0\lib\Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll + True + True + + + ..\packages\VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.1.0.0\lib\Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.dll + @@ -182,9 +194,15 @@ - + + + + Ce projet fait référence à des packages NuGet qui sont manquants sur cet ordinateur. Utilisez l'option de restauration des packages NuGet pour les télécharger. Pour plus d'informations, consultez http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=322105. Le fichier manquant est : {0}. + + + + + - --> diff --git a/Moras.Net/Program.cs b/Moras.Net/Program.cs index 7e83cbe..30ad9c9 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/Program.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/Program.cs @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ static void Main() TApplication.Instance.EnsureDebugSymbols += new EventHandler(DownloadDebugSymbols); TApplication.Instance.Initialize(); TApplication.Instance.Title = "Moras Ausrüstungsplaner"; - TApplication.Instance.HelpFile = "daocpedia.com"; + TApplication.Instance.HelpFile = "camelot.allakhazam.com"; TApplication.Instance.CreateForm(out Unit.frmMain); TApplication.Instance.CreateForm(out Unit.frmImport); Application.Run(TApplication.Instance); diff --git a/Moras.Net/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs b/Moras.Net/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs index 34abac4..573f263 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/Properties/AssemblyInfo.cs @@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ // set of attributes. Change these attribute values to modify the information // associated with an assembly. [assembly: AssemblyTitle("Moras.Net")] -[assembly: AssemblyDescription("Moras Ausrüstungsplaner")] +[assembly: AssemblyDescription("Moras Equipment Planer")] [assembly: AssemblyConfiguration("")] [assembly: AssemblyCompany("")] -[assembly: AssemblyProduct("Moras Ausrüstungsplaner")] +[assembly: AssemblyProduct("Moras Equipment Planer")] [assembly: AssemblyCopyright("Copyright © 2015")] [assembly: AssemblyTrademark("")] [assembly: AssemblyCulture("")] @@ -33,5 +33,5 @@ // You can specify all the values or you can default the Build and Revision Numbers // by using the '*' as shown below: // [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")] -[assembly: AssemblyVersion("2.5.0.0")] +[assembly: AssemblyVersion("2.6.0.0")] [assembly: NeutralResourcesLanguageAttribute("")] diff --git a/Moras.Net/Properties/VersionInfo.cs b/Moras.Net/Properties/VersionInfo.cs index ef69ba6..3f41e18 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/Properties/VersionInfo.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/Properties/VersionInfo.cs @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ // //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -[assembly: System.Reflection.AssemblyFileVersion("2.5.0.413")] -[assembly: System.Reflection.AssemblyInformationalVersion("2.5.0.413")] +[assembly: System.Reflection.AssemblyFileVersion("2.6.0.414")] +[assembly: System.Reflection.AssemblyInformationalVersion("2.6.0.414")] diff --git a/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.Designer.cs b/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.Designer.cs index 26f90c0..c6b4ec4 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.Designer.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.Designer.cs @@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ protected override void Dispose(bool disposing) /// private void InitializeComponent() { - System.ComponentModel.ComponentResourceManager resources = new System.ComponentModel.ComponentResourceManager(typeof(TfrmAboutBox)); this.lbVersion = new DelphiClasses.TLabel(); this.Panel1 = new System.Windows.Forms.Panel(); this.Image1 = new System.Windows.Forms.PictureBox(); @@ -89,7 +88,9 @@ private void InitializeComponent() this.Comments.Name = "Comments"; this.Comments.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(631, 37); this.Comments.TabIndex = 2; - this.Comments.Text = resources.GetString("Comments.Text"); + this.Comments.Text = "There is NO WARRANTY for Mora\'s Equipment Planner. This program is free software " + + "that you are allowed to redistribute under certain conditions; for details pleas" + + "e read the supplied file gpl_eng.html."; this.Comments.WordWrap = true; // // Copyright @@ -131,6 +132,7 @@ private void InitializeComponent() this.OldCreateOrder = true; this.StartPosition = System.Windows.Forms.FormStartPosition.CenterScreen; this.Text = "About"; + this.Load += new System.EventHandler(this.TfrmAboutBox_Load); this.Panel1.ResumeLayout(false); this.Panel1.PerformLayout(); ((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.Image1)).EndInit(); diff --git a/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.cs b/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.cs index dd2648e..878ec7f 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.cs @@ -52,6 +52,11 @@ public TfrmAboutBox() Utils.MorasErrorMessage(_("Fehler beim Laden der Resource für das Splash-Bild!"), _("Resourcen Fehler!")); } } + + private void TfrmAboutBox_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) + { + + } } static partial class Unit diff --git a/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.resx b/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.resx index b122cd3..1af7de1 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.resx +++ b/Moras.Net/TfrmAboutBox.resx @@ -117,7 +117,4 @@ System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 - - Für Moras Ausrüstungsplaner besteht KEINERLEI GARANTIE. Dieses Programm ist freie Software, die Sie unter bestimmten Bedingungen weitergeben dürfen; für Details lesen Sie bitte die mitgelieferte Datei gpl_ger.html. - \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.Designer.cs b/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.Designer.cs index bb29f59..fafcea9 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.Designer.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.Designer.cs @@ -4797,7 +4797,7 @@ private void InitializeComponent() this.TBXItem4.Margin = new System.Windows.Forms.Padding(3); this.TBXItem4.Name = "TBXItem4"; this.TBXItem4.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(23, 20); - this.TBXItem4.Text = "Wiki - Hauptseite"; + this.TBXItem4.Text = "Allakhazam - Hauptseite"; // // TBXItem5 // @@ -4976,7 +4976,7 @@ private void InitializeComponent() this.WikiHauptseite1.ImageIndex = 7; this.WikiHauptseite1.Name = "WikiHauptseite1"; this.WikiHauptseite1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(210, 22); - this.WikiHauptseite1.Text = "Wiki - Hauptseite"; + this.WikiHauptseite1.Text = "Allakhazam - Hauptseite"; // // WikiBannzauberer1 // @@ -4984,7 +4984,7 @@ private void InitializeComponent() this.WikiBannzauberer1.ImageIndex = 7; this.WikiBannzauberer1.Name = "WikiBannzauberer1"; this.WikiBannzauberer1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(210, 22); - this.WikiBannzauberer1.Text = "Wiki - Bannzauberer"; + this.WikiBannzauberer1.Text = "Allakhazam - Bannzauberer"; // // WikiBesondereRstungen1 // @@ -4992,7 +4992,7 @@ private void InitializeComponent() this.WikiBesondereRstungen1.ImageIndex = 7; this.WikiBesondereRstungen1.Name = "WikiBesondereRstungen1"; this.WikiBesondereRstungen1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(210, 22); - this.WikiBesondereRstungen1.Text = "Wiki - Besondere Rüstungen"; + this.WikiBesondereRstungen1.Text = "Allakhazam - Artikelsuche"; // // N10 // @@ -5245,7 +5245,7 @@ private void InitializeComponent() // // acWikiMainpage // - this.acWikiMainpage.Caption = "Wiki - Hauptseite"; + this.acWikiMainpage.Caption = "Wiki Allakhazam - Hauptseite"; this.acWikiMainpage.Category = "Hilfe"; this.acWikiMainpage.Hint = null; this.acWikiMainpage.ImageIndex = 7; diff --git a/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.cs b/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.cs index ba32509..9744280 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/TfrmMain.cs @@ -3015,7 +3015,7 @@ private void mnWhatsNewClick(object sender, EventArgs e) //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- private void mnContentClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { - Extensions.ShellExecute(TApplication.Instance.Handle, "open", "moras.hlp", null, null, ProcessWindowStyle.Normal); + Extensions.ShellExecute(TApplication.Instance.Handle, "open", "help\\index.html", null, null, ProcessWindowStyle.Normal); } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/Moras.Net/Wikihelp.cs b/Moras.Net/Wikihelp.cs index 1800fb8..1211564 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/Wikihelp.cs +++ b/Moras.Net/Wikihelp.cs @@ -137,9 +137,7 @@ public void InternalShutDown() public string GetUrl() { - // Current wiki site doesn't support language subdomains, so remove it from URL, but keep it as comment for later use. - //TGnuGettextInstance.GetCurrentLanguage().Substring(0, 2) + '.' + - return "http://" + HelpFile("") + "/index.php"; + return "https://" + HelpFile("") ; } #region ICustomHelpViewer Members diff --git a/Moras.Net/gpl-de.html b/Moras.Net/gpl-de.html deleted file mode 100644 index e7c04c5..0000000 --- a/Moras.Net/gpl-de.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,533 +0,0 @@ - - - - -GNU General Public License - - - - - - - - -

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§0. Diese Lizenz gilt für jedes Programm und jedes andere - Datenwerk, in dem ein entsprechender Vermerk des Copyright-Inhabers - darauf hinweist, daß das Datenwerk unter den Bestimmungen dieser - General Public License verbreitet werden darf. Im folgenden wird - jedes derartige Programm oder Datenwerk als ,,das Programm`` - bezeichnet; die Formulierung ,,auf dem Programm basierendes - Datenwerk`` bezeichnet das Programm sowie jegliche Bearbeitung des - Programms im urheberrechtlichen Sinne, also ein Datenwerk, welches das - Programm, auch auszugsweise, sei es unverändert oder verändert - und/oder in eine andere Sprache übersetzt, enthält. (Im folgenden wird - die Übersetzung ohne Einschränkung als ,,Bearbeitung`` eingestuft.) - Jeder Lizenznehmer wird im folgenden als ,,Sie`` angesprochen. -

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§1. Sie dürfen auf beliebigen Medien unveränderte Kopien - des Quelltextes des Programms, wie sie ihn erhalten haben, anfertigen - und verbreiten. Voraussetzung hierfür ist, daß Sie mit jeder Kopie - einen entsprechenden Copyright-Vermerk sowie einen Haftungsausschluß - veröffentlichen, alle Vermerke, die sich auf diese Lizenz und das - Fehlen einer Garantie beziehen, unverändert lassen und desweiteren - allen anderen Empfängern des Programms zusammen mit dem Programm eine - Kopie dieser Lizenz zukommen lassen. -

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§2. Sie dürfen Ihre Kopie(n) des Programms oder eines - Teils davon verändern, wodurch ein auf dem Programm basierendes Datenwerk - entsteht; Sie dürfen derartige Bearbeitungen unter den Bestimmungen - von Paragraph 1 vervielfältigen und verbreiten, vorausgesetzt, daß - zusätzlich alle im folgenden genannten Bedingungen erfüllt werden: -

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-Somit ist es nicht die Absicht dieses Abschnittes, Rechte für - Datenwerke in Anspruch zu nehmen oder Ihnen die Rechte für Datenwerke - streitig zu machen, die komplett von Ihnen geschrieben wurden; - vielmehr ist es die Absicht, die Rechte zur Kontrolle der Verbreitung - von Datenwerken, die auf dem Programm basieren oder unter seiner - auszugsweisen Verwendung zusammengestellt worden sind, auszuüben. -

-Ferner bringt auch das einfache Zusammenlegen eines anderen - Datenwerkes, das nicht auf dem Programm basiert, mit dem Programm oder - einem auf dem Programm basierenden Datenwerk auf ein- und demselben - Speicher- oder Vertriebsmedium dieses andere Datenwerk nicht in den - Anwendungsbereich dieser Lizenz. -

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-Unter dem Quelltext eines Datenwerkes wird diejenige Form des - Datenwerkes verstanden, die für Bearbeitungen vorzugsweise verwendet - wird. Für ein ausführbares Programm bedeutet ,,der komplette - Quelltext``: Der Quelltext aller im Programm enthaltenen Module - einschließlich aller zugehörigen - Modulschnittstellen-Definitionsdateien sowie der zur - Compilation und Installation verwendeten Skripte. Als besondere - Ausnahme jedoch braucht der verteilte Quelltext nichts von dem zu - enthalten, was üblicherweise (entweder als Quelltext oder in binärer - Form) zusammen mit den Hauptkomponenten des Betriebssystems (Kernel, - Compiler usw.) geliefert wird, unter dem das Programm läuft - es sei - denn, diese Komponente selbst gehört zum ausführbaren Programm. -

-Wenn die Verbreitung eines ausführbaren Programms oder von Objectcode - dadurch erfolgt, daß der Kopierzugriff auf eine dafür vorgesehene - Stelle gewährt wird, so gilt die Gewährung eines gleichwertigen - Zugriffs auf den Quelltext als Verbreitung des Quelltextes, auch wenn - Dritte nicht dazu gezwungen sind, den Quelltext zusammen mit dem - Objectcode zu kopieren. -

§4. Sie dürfen das Programm nicht vervielfältigen, - verändern, weiter lizenzieren oder verbreiten, sofern es nicht durch - diese Lizenz ausdrücklich gestattet ist. Jeder anderweitige Versuch - der Vervielfältigung, Modifizierung, Weiterlizenzierung und - Verbreitung ist nichtig und beendet automatisch Ihre Rechte unter - dieser Lizenz. Jedoch werden die Lizenzen Dritter, die von Ihnen - Kopien oder Rechte unter dieser Lizenz erhalten haben, nicht beendet, - solange diese die Lizenz voll anerkennen und befolgen. -

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- -version 69, Copyright (C) [Jahr]  [Name des Autors] -
-Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type - `show w'. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute - it under certain conditions; type `show c' for details. -

Auf Deutsch: -
- -Version 69, Copyright (C) [Jahr]  [Name des Autors] - Für Gnomovision besteht KEINERLEI GARANTIE; geben Sie `show w' für - Details ein. Gnonovision ist freie Software, die Sie unter - bestimmten Bedingungen weitergeben dürfen; geben Sie `show c' für - Details ein. -

- Die hypothetischen Kommandos `show w' und `show c' - sollten die entsprechenden Teile der GNU-GPL anzeigen. Natürlich - können die von Ihnen verwendeten Kommandos anders heißen als - `show w' und `show c'; es könnten auch Mausklicks oder - Menüpunkte sein - was immer am besten in Ihr Programm paßt. -

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-Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the - program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers) written by - James Hacker. -

[Unterschrift von Ty Coon], 1 April 1989 -
-Ty Coon, President of Vice -

- Auf Deutsch: -
-Die Yoyodyne GmbH erhebt keinen urheberrechtlichen Anspruch auf das - von James Hacker geschriebene Programm ,Gnomovision` (einem - Schrittmacher für Compiler). -

[Unterschrift von Ty Coon], 1. April 1989 -
-Ty Coon, Vizepräsident -

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- - - diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/About.html b/Moras.Net/help/About.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..be86591 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/About.html @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ + + + + + About + + +

What is the program for?

+

Mora's Equipment Planner is used to assemble equipment for a character in + the online "RPG" "Dark Age of Camelot".

+

You can choose items from a large database or, if it is a piece of armor + or a weapon, assemble it yourself.

+

The current values ​​of your equipment are displayed to you.

+

When you're done, you can get a list that you can take to a dispeller of + your choice, who will be better able to put together your personal + equipment.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Definition_Cap.html b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_Cap.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cedd039 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_Cap.html @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ + + + + + Definition Cap + + +


+ Cap

+

The maximum value up to which a value can increase.

+

This depends primarily on the player level. However, it can also be + increased by certain bonuses on items.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Definition_drop.html b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_drop.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9df77f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_drop.html @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ + + + + + Definition drop + + +

Drop object

+

A drop object is an object dropped by a monster.

+

You have a name and up to 10 different bonuses. The bonuses are always + the same.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Definition_manufactured_item.html b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_manufactured_item.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8c3ebf2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_manufactured_item.html @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ + + + + + Definition manufactured item + + +

Manufactured item

+

These are items created by players.

+

You have 4 effects that can be evicted by a bane wizard.

+

In the game they have no names. It can, however, be entered by one, so + that it can be more easily identified by the search.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Definition_overload.html b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_overload.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a2df317 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_overload.html @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ + + + + + Definition overload + + +

Overload

+

Overloading is when you load an item with more imbue points, as actually + possible.

+

It is possible to recharge by a maximum of 5 embedding points.

+

The probability of a successful recharge depends on the following + factors: the number of recharge points, the experience of the banner + wizard, the quality of the item and the band spell jewels.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Definition_unique_object.html b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_unique_object.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..16902da --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Definition_unique_object.html @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ + + + + + Definition unique object + + +

Unique object

+

Unique objects are always dropped by monsters.

+

What is special about them is that there are no two identical objects.

+

For this reason, they are not stored in the game's item database, but + probably in the player's.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_general_settings.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_general_settings.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..974197f --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_general_settings.html @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ + + + + + Dialog general settings + + +

Settings - General
+
+
+ general settings
+
+
+ In this dialog, general program options are set. The dialog about options + is called ... in the options menu.
+
+ There are currently only 2 setting options:
+
+ Stage of the Bann wizard
+ Here, the experience level of the bane wizard can be set. The level mainly + determines how well the overload works.
+
+ Show half imbue points
+ Determines how the IP of a spell jewel is displayed in the bonus + tab.
+
+ Import Leladia & Kort files as + English names
+ If this option is active, the names of objects will be entered as original + names.
+ If it is deactivated, then as German names.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_item_list.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_item_list.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ff5045f --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_item_list.html @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ + + + + + Dialog item list + + +

Item list
+
+ item list
+
+ The item list is part of the search + and the database manager + dialogs.
+ It can be configured extensively.
+
+ Pop-up menu

+ popup +

The popup menu appears when you right-click inside the list.

+

- Editable ?: If this option is optional, certain values ​​in the list + can be edited directly (double-click). This, however, no longer works the + normal double-click. The options until the next separator determine which + fields are displayed in the list.
+ - Benutzerdef .: Here it is determined which object value is displayed + directly. In the image below, it is the speed. The user-defined value can + be useful when looking for an item that enhances a particular value.
+
+ Sort list
+ The items in the list can be sorted by different columns. a small arrow in + front of the column name indicates the sorting column as well as the + sorting direction.
+
+ Change column width

+ column width +

The width of the displayed columns can be changed by drawing the grid + lines in the header line. The mouse pointer changes its shape as in the + image on the left.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_manage_database.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_manage_database.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7c372d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_manage_database.html @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ + + + + + Dialog manage database + + +

Manage database
+
+ manage database
+
+
+ This dialog is for the administration of the item database. It is called + via menu - database -> Manage ...
+
+ The options
+ Reich: Show only items that apply to the Reich
+ - Class: Show only items that the class could use.
+ arrow Note: + This excludes only items that have class restrictions, and the specified + class is not included.
+ Position: Only items for the specified position are displayed.
+ - Type: Only objects of the specified type. In the case of armaments + positions, here is the type of armor, in the case of weapons, the type of + weapon.
+
+ Item list
+ The objects found are displayed here. See also here.
+
+ The object information
+ In this box, the properties of the selected item are displayed.
+
+ Delete
+ Use this button to delete the selected items.
+ arrow Note: + Multiple selection in the item list is only possible if the edit mode is + off.
+
+ Export
+ The selected items are written in an XML file.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_pricing_model.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_pricing_model.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..002c3ad --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_pricing_model.html @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ + + + + + Dialog pricing model + + +

Settings - Pricing model
+
+ pricing
+
+
+ Here, different settings can be made to the price model of the + Bannazuberer. The dialog about options is called ... in the options + menu.
+
+ Pricing model
+ Here is the name of the pricing model, which is just being changed. The + names of all pricing models are automatically taken over in the options + menu and can be selected there.
+
+ New model
+ A new pricing model is announced.
+
+ Price Pro
+ Jewel: Price per jewel in the configuration.
+ Item: Price per enchanted item.
+ - Order: Price per banner wizard order. So only once per configuration.
+
+ Quality surcharge
+ Here a quality surcharge depending on the quality of the jewelery can be + demanded. When "inclusive?" is not approved, this award will not be made.
+
+ Price per level / point
+ Level: An upgrade for each level of a jewel.
+ Imbue point: Price per used imbue point.
+ - Overload point: Price per overloaded imbue point.
+
+ General surcharge
+ A general appreciation of the complete configuration.
+
+ Price according to jewel level
+ Here a price tag can be set for the prices of the jewels of one level. + When "inclusive?" is not approved, this award will not be made.
+
+ per hour
+ Here the payment per working hour can be indicated.
+
+ Include costs in the price
+ If this option is selected, the actual raw material costs will not play a + role.
+
+ arrow Tip: + The pricing models are stored in the program directory under opt_SC_Name + of the pricing model.xml. An intruder can pass these files on to its + customers, who in turn copy them into the program directory.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_repair.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_repair.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9e7d828 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_repair.html @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ + + + + + Dialog repair + + +

Repair
+
+ repair
+
+
+ This dialog is only available in Crafter mode. It is called about Create + ... in the bonus tab of the main + page.
+
+ Jewelry
+ Here the banner wizard sees the jewels needed for the item, can stop and + uncheck the number of attempts at creation he has already made. If he + takes into account the production time in the price + model, he can enter this in the time field. However, he can also + have the timer executed automatically with the stopwatch symbol.

+

Material (expected)
+ Here, the banning spells are displayed, which are likely to be needed for + the item. The amount depends on the setting of the field: expected + attempts.
+
+ Material (consumed)
+ Here is the material actually used.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_report.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_report.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..16837d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_report.html @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + + + + + Dialog report + + +

Report
+
+ report
+
+
+ A summary of the configuration in text form is published here.
+ There are 4 templates available for generating the report:
+ - Long report: A detailed version of the configuration
+ - Short report: An abbreviated version of the long report.
+ - Trader report: A list of all items that the bane wizard should create. + In addition, the required raw materials are also listed.
+ - Material list: All materials needed by the band wizard for production + are listed.
+
+ The report thus created can be saved in a file, printed, or copied to the + cache.
+
+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_search_for_item.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_search_for_item.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..543fbf3 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_search_for_item.html @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ + + + + + Dialog search for item + + +

Search for item
+
+ search item
+
+
+ With this dialog, an object can be searched for a specific position. This + dialog can be called in 3 ways:
+ - Double-click on the position for which you want to search
+ - About the context menu of the position
+ - Press the "Search" button
+
+ The window consists of 3 components. The largest place is in the list of + objects. The items found for the + desired position in the set search options are displayed in it. Further + information about the currently selected item is displayed on the right.
+ Different search options can be set in the lower area. These depend on the + chosen position.
+ A "function" option has a special function. It has 4 options:
+ - Drop items: Items are searched from the item database (default setting)
+ - This player: Items belonging to the player (carried, in inventory or + treasure chest)
+ - This Account: Items belonging to players on this account (and server)
+ - This server: Items belonging to players on this server
+ With a double-click on an object or by pressing the OK button, the object + is taken over in the configuration.
+
+ arrow Tip: + You should arrange the search window so that you can see the player's + values ​​as shown in the image above. This allows you to see in the red + (The selected item is worse here) or green (here it is better) bars how + the currently selected item is cut off compared to the previously + available item.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_update_database.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_update_database.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2d7658a --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_update_database.html @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ + + + + + Dialog update database + + +

Update database
+
+
+ update database
+
+
+ This dialog always appears when a new database is to be imported.
+ This can be done by calling the Import functions in the database + menu, or by calling an online update.
+ Closing the dialog with Ok takes over the update in the item database, + aborting it.
+
+ In database:
+ The number of items in the database.
+
+ Im Update:
+ The number of items in the file with which the update is performed.
+
+ New:
+ So many items from the update file are new.
+
+ Updated:
+ So many items from the update file are already in the item database, but + have updated values.
+
+ Status
+ Here is the source of the update file. This is the file name for the + database import, as well as an Internet link for an online update. An + online update also states the current state of the file download.
+
+ Online update
+ An online update is launched via an entry in the user options. By default, + no such options are available yet. You can install it through small + configuration files, which you can download from the corresponding web + pages and copy to the program directory.
+ Further information on the configuration of the configuration files can be + found in the developer documentation.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_weights.html b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_weights.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a351231 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Dialog_weights.html @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@ + + + + + Dialog weights + + +

Weights
+
+ report
+
+
+ Here the weights can be set, i.e. how important a particular value is to a + player.

+

The weighting here largely determines the calculation of the utility of + an object.

+

Classes that can train multiple weapons should set the untrained skills + to 0, so that items that increase all weapon skills at the same time are + not unnecessarily highly rated.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/General_rules.html b/Moras.Net/help/General_rules.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..34486cf --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/General_rules.html @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ + + + + + General rules + + +

Here are some general rules for bonuses items.
+

+ general rules + Always use all 4 effects.
+

general rules + All effects should consume the same amount of IP if possible, or the + effect with the highest IP consumption should consume as little IP as + possible.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Menu_database.html b/Moras.Net/help/Menu_database.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..094e512 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Menu_database.html @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ + + + + + Menu database + + +

Menu - Database
+
+ database
+
+ This menu item is responsible for managing the item database
+
+ Import>
+ 1) Mora's ...
+ Import a database in the format of this program. Databases of older + versions can also be imported.
+ 2) Leladia 2.0
+ Import item data intended for Leladia's Spellcraft Calculator. Since in + this format each object is in a single file, a multiple selection (press + Shift or Strg) is possible in the file selection dialog.
+ arrow Note: + Weapons can not be imported here, as some of the information required by + the program is not contained in the data.
+ Armor is always imported as fabric armor. This must be changed at a later + date.
+ 3) Kort's SCC
+ Import item data required for Kort's Spellcrafting Calculator. Here, too, + each object is stored in an extra file, which is why a multiple selection + is also possible here.
+ All references to Leladia also apply here, so no arms imports and armor + only as fabric armor.
+ 4) ChatLog
+ Imported items from the chat log file created by DAoC. Only items that + have been moved via the item description (Shift + I) in the chat log file + will be imported. When importing, there may still be a few dialogues in + which various missing information is still requested.
+
+ Manage ...
+ Opens a dialog for managing the item + database. Items can be deleted, even edited to a small extent, and + exported.
+
+ Status...
+ Displays various data on the current item database.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Menu_file.html b/Moras.Net/help/Menu_file.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..738a9b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Menu_file.html @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ + + + + + Menu file + + +

Menu - File
+

+ menu file +


+ New player
+ This introduces a new player. All values ​​for this player are now in the + default setting.
+ In the list of names in the main window a new entry "<no>> + appears, as no name has been set for the player yet.
+
+ New account
+ You will be asked for a name for an account, which can then be selected + for an account and will also be entered immediately. The account is used + by the program only for special search options in the item search.
+
+ Open ...
+ Load a player configuration. A file selection dialog opens, in which the + desired player file is selected.
+ In the current version, the program can read 3 different file types.

+ file format +


+ Save
+ Saves the current player. If this has not been saved before, a file name + will be requested in advance.
+
+ Save to ...
+ Saves the current player under a new filename.
+
+ Save account under ...
+ Has no function at the moment
+
+ Last active player
+ Here the 4 last loaded / saved are displayed. When selecting one of these + entries, the corresponding player is automatically loaded.
+
+ Bones
+ The program will end. In the current state, however, no security question + is being asked as to whether any data still needs to be stored. Not yet + saved player configurations are lost.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Menu_settings.html b/Moras.Net/help/Menu_settings.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c8e832 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Menu_settings.html @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ + + + + + Menu settings + + +

Menu - Settings
+
+ settings
+
+ Various settings for the program.
+
+ The options ...
+ Call up the options dialog.
+
+ Crafter mode
+ Disables various input to the Crafter. If only one template is to be + created, then this option should not be activated.
+
+ Fixed window size
+ Activate this option if the main window does not fit all the elements. If + there are no problems with changing the size of the main window, this + option does not need to be activated either.
+
+ User options
+ All other entries in this menu are so-called user options. These entries + here are all based on various configuration files in the program + directory, which correspond to the pattern opt_*.xml. At the + moment, there are options to switch the language and the band spell + pricing model. It is possible that there are also entries for the online + update of the item database. To build the configuration files, please + check the developer files.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_character.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_character.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d813dd0 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_character.html @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ + + + + + Program character + + +

Character

+ character overview +

An overview of the player. The objects are arranged in the same way as in + the game.
+
+ Position
+ The current position is provided with a thick white border. If you stay + with a mouse for a long time over a position, a brief description of the + object found there is given.
+ The positions are marked in color depending on the condition.
+ - Gray: Empty or no bonus yet
+ - Blue: Drop object
+ - Green - Yellow - Red: Current exposure of the object. Green = empty, + Yellow = Full, Red = Overload, Black = Impossible overload
+
+ The gray bar at the lower end indicates how many of the possible 4 ban + spell effects are evidenced.
+
+ arrow + Tip: Double-clicking on a position opens the search + dialog.
+
+
+ Total use
+ This is the usefulness of all related objects together. The calculation is + similar to the calculation of the usefulness of an object. The difference + is that the values ​​that have only actual effect, i.e. only values + ​​until reaching the cap. Caper raises + directly have no effect here.
+
+ Bann spell prizes
+ Here, the cumulative prices and costs of all the spell jewels used in the + configuration are displayed. Costs are always the costs of the raw + materials needed / consumed.
+ Price is the payment required by the band magician. This depends on the + set price model.
+
+ Report
+ Here a summary of the current configuration can be displayed / printed.
+ See also here.
+
+ Weapon locks
+ There is a special feature with the 4 weapon slots (the 4 positions in the + row below). Since only certain ones can always be active, you can check + off the boxes which should be active.
+
+ Inventory / treasure chest
+ Here, the items that the respective player has in the inventory or in his + treasure chest can be entered. Items entered here can then be found in the + search dialog, also those of other players.

+ arrow + Note: Items for adding to the database should not be entered in these + fields.
+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_dropitem_bonus.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_dropitem_bonus.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..35f4723 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_dropitem_bonus.html @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ + + + + + Program dropitem bonus + + +

Item - Bonus (for Dropitems)
+
+ item bonus

+


+ Here the bonuses of dropped and unique items are displayed and set.
+
+ Effect type:
+ The spell effects are divided into different groups, which can be set + here.
+
+ Effect:
+ The spell effect is set here.
+
+ Value:
+ The value of the ban spell effect is set here.
+
+ Activation level:
+ Here, artifacts are set from which stage the respective effect works.
+
+ Maximum Item Level:
+ In the case of an artifact, the maximum to reach item level is set here. + For normal objects it says 0. In practice it only says 0 or 10.
+
+ current item level:
+ Here you can set artifacts of the currently reached item level. This field + is only displayed if the maximum item level is greater than 0.
+
+ All realms?
+ It is checked here whether the item is valid for all or only for the set + realm.
+
+ Class restriction:
+ If the item is restricted to certain classes, it will be set here.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_item_bonuses.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_item_bonuses.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0ea1e0b --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_item_bonuses.html @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ + + + + + Program item bonuses + + +

Item - Bonuses (items created by the player)
+
+ item bonuses

+


+ Here, items desired by players that set the desired bonuses are set.
+
+ Effect type:
+ The spell effects are divided into different groups, which can be set + here.
+
+ Effect:
+ The spell effect is set here.
+
+ Value:
+ The value of the ban spell effect is set here.
+
+ Quality:
+ The quality of the effect-related Bann spell jewels is set here. This + value is actually only of interest to the bane wizard himself. It + determines how well an object can be overloaded.
+
+ IP (Imbue Points):
+ The Imbue points needed by the Bannzauber Jewel. There are 2 different + display modes here. In the preset mode, the full imbue points are always + displayed. In the options dialog + you can still switch to half IP. In this mode, only the effect shows the + full IP that most people need. For the remaining effects, only half the IP + is displayed. If you add up the IP in this mode, you get the total IP + required by the item.
+
+ Wdhl .:
+ Here the banner enchantor sets how often he has to repair the + corresponding jewel in order to reach the desired quality. This field is + only visible in Crafter mode.
+
+ Cost:
+ The material costs of the required Bannzauber jewels.
+
+ Bannzauberjuwel:
+ Here the name of the band magic jewel required for the desired effect is + displayed.
+
+ Restoring ...
+ Opens the Recovery dialog. Only visible + in Crafter mode.
+
+ Done
+ Here the banner wizard can set whether he has already finished the jewels. + Is useful if he has to interrupt work in between. Only visible in Crafter + mode.
+
+ Imbue points:
+ Here the required and the existing imbue points are displayed.
+
+ Ideal IP for overloading
+ Here the ideal IPs are displayed with the set overload. This value + indicates how many IPs the still empty effects should ideally require.
+
+ Overload:
+ Here is whether the item is overloaded, + and if so, by what chance it can be successfully overloaded.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_item_general.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_item_general.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e163e86 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_item_general.html @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ + + + + + Program item general + + +

Item - General
+
+ current object

+

Here you will find general information about the current object and its + position.
+
+ In the head is the current position, as well as in the case of drop + objects of the name.
+
+ On the far left, the basic type of object is set. These include: Drop + item, Unique item and Crafted item. The Crafted + item option does not appear in all positions, as jewelry items can + not be produced by a player.
+
+ The middle part consists of 3 elements. The largest of these is a large + text box, which indicates the current configuration. Another element is + the save button. It only appears when left drop + item is selected. This takes over the current item in the item + database.
+ The last item is the:

+

Use
+ The usefulness indicates how useful the item is to the player. It is + calculated as follows:
+
+ Benefit = Number value of the bonus * Bonus + multiplier * Weighting (and all bonuses then added)
+
+ The bonus multiplier depends on the type of effect:
+ Status value = 0.666
+ Resistance = 2
+ Hit points = 0.25
+ Manapool = 2
+ Focus = 0 (Foki have no direct value)
+ Skills = 5
+ Caper increases = Corresponds to the underlying value
+ Other Bonuses = Capwert des Bonuses / 50
+
+ Search ...
+ Call up the search dialog box for the selected position.
+
+ Delete position
+ Deletes the complete item in the selected position.
+
+ Delete effects
+ Deletes all effects of the selected item, but leaves the remaining values + ​​untouched.
+
+ options

+ arrow + Tip: The last 3 options can also be accessed via the context menu of + the respective position.
+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_main_window.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_main_window.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5aa36d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_main_window.html @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ + + + + + Program main window + + +


+ main window
+
+ This is the main view of the program, which is always visible. All other + functions are controlled from here.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_object_general.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_object_general.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9f8c239 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_object_general.html @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ + + + + + Program object general + + +

Object - General
+
+
+ object
+ Here are the general values ​​and data of the item at the selected + position. Certain fields have different meanings depending on the chosen + position or are not available at all.
+
+ Name:
+ Here is the name of the item. With a click on the name button, this field + is switched to the display / entry of the original name.
+
+ Level:
+ Here is the stage of the object. This field is also calculated + automatically when a value is entered in the DPS or AF field.
+
+ Quality:
+ Here is the quality of the item.
+
+ Bonus:
+ Here is the bonus of the item.
+
+ DPS / AF:
+ Here is the DPS value for weapons resp. the AF value in armaments.
+
+ Speed:
+ Here, weapons are the value of the delay in attack.
+
+ Type of weapon / armor:
+ In this field is the general category of weapon / armor.
+
+ Type of damage:
+ In the case of weapons, the type of damage can be selected here.
+
+ further fields
+ In the case of weapons and armor produced by players, there are 2 further + fields in which the subspecies of the object as well as the material level + can be set. The values ​​characteristic of the object thus set are set + automatically.

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_other_values.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_other_values.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c6938f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_other_values.html @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ + + + + + Program other values + + +

other values
+
+ Other values

+

 The other values ​​are displayed here. Add to that:
+ 1) Increasable increases for players
+ 2) Focus bonuses on magicians
+ 3) The Trials of Atlantis - Bonuses

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_data.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_data.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d67fbc9 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_data.html @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ + + + + + Program player data + + +

Player data
+
+
+ player data
+ The most important player data are displayed here.
+
+ Name:
+ The name of the player. All currently loaded players are displayed in the + list box. At the start of the program, all players who are in the "Chars" + directory are automatically loaded.
+
+ Account:
+ To which account does the player belong? Only needed if you want to search + these accounts' treasure chests and inventories of other players when + searching for items.
+
+ Server:
+ The server on which the player is playing. Only needed if you want to + search for items on the same server.
+
+ Realm:
+ That should be clear. Since many other details relate to the chosen realm, + the right realm must be chosen here.
+
+ Class:
+ Here the player's class must be specified.
+
+ Race:
+ The race of the player can be specified here. This has an effect only on + the displayed resistances.
+
+ Level:
+ The player's experience level. This information is important as the + possible bonuses of items are targeted accordingly.
+
+ Create armor
+ Here, the complete armor for a player can be created in a slide. Stands + already occupied by other objects are not touched.
+
+ Weights
+ Opens a dialog box where you can set the weights, + i.e. which can determine the importance of different attributes. These + values ​​have an effect on the displayed usefulness of an object.
+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_resistance.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_resistance.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..189728b --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_resistance.html @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ + + + + + Program player resistance + + Player resistance +

The player's resistances.

+

In principle, the same applies here as with the status + values.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_skills.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_skills.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7d7cd5b --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_player_skills.html @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ + + + + + Program player skills + + Player skills +

The player's skills are displayed here.

+

Only the player's skills are displayed.

+

Otherwise the same applies as for the status + values.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Program_status_values.html b/Moras.Net/help/Program_status_values.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3a1e930 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Program_status_values.html @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ + + + + + Program status values + + +

Status values
+
+ status value

+

The status values ​​gained by items are displayed here.

+

Only the values ​​concerning the player are displayed at a time. With a + gunsmith or warrior no manapool or intelligence, as they do not possess + these values.

+

Behind each value are 2 numbers each.

+

The first is the absolute value. In the bracket is the distance to the + respective cap. Values ​​less than 0 + have no further effect on the player and are therefore red.

+

A small graphic represents this once again. The thick gray beam + represents the current value due to its length. The thin bar below + represents the current cap.

+

Gray values ​​here are the cap through the player level, white the + increase due to racial resistances, and green the increase due to an + object.

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/help/Template_Creation.html b/Moras.Net/help/Template_Creation.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e669318 --- /dev/null +++ b/Moras.Net/help/Template_Creation.html @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ + + + + + Template Creation + + +

How can I create such a stupid configuration (template)?
+
+ Then I want to give a short guide. As an example, we create an Albion + weapon master named Schuhplattner for the first Battleground (BG1).
+
+ Step 1: Player information
+ First some important information about the player for which a + configuration is to be created.

+

player information

+ Step 2: Create Armor
+ armor creation +

After that we click on "Create armor".

+

However, the tubular plate offered is too expensive for us, which is why + we switch to mithril plates. The AF field should now read 50 and Bonus + should read 15%.

+

We accept this armor with Ok.

+

Step 3: Set weights
+ Weights set

+

Next we set the weights.

+

Resistances don't interest us at all in BG1, which is why we set all 9 + sliders to 0.

+

We want a small gunsmith who works with polearms that deal slashing + damage. That's why we're setting the Strike, Thrust, and Greatsword + sliders to 0, as well as the Crossbow slider. S

+

ince we might also need a shield to ward off an intrusive archer, we set + the shield slider to 50%.

+

We have now set the basic things.

+

Step 4: Find Drop Items
+ The first thing we should do is gather some gear for the location that we + can't have a player craft.
+ Let's start with a cat.

+

A double click on the neck rectangle opens the search + dialog.

+

There really isn't a good chain for the level, I used the "Necklace of + Perseverance" which increases stat by 12 for a benefit of 8.

+

As shown in the Location/Origin field, it's a quest reward, so it's + pretty easy to get.

+

Now do the same with the cloak (double click on cloak). Here my choice + falls on the "disembodied cloak", which according to the description drops + at the skeleton centurions in Cornwall. The same for the rest of the + jewelry.

+

Jewel -> Skull Totem
+ Belt -> Belt of the Crypt Devourer
+ Rings -> Keltoi Ranger Ring, gobling-forged ring
+ Wrists -> Goblin Bracer of Speed, Zudd's Rogue Bracer.

+

Our values ​​should then look like this:
+ Drop items

+

Step 5: Create a Weapon
+ Weapon creation

+

Next we want to create a proper weapon.

+

To do this, we click on the position for two-handed weapons and activate + the adjacent box.
+ After that we change the weapon type to polearms. In the field to the + right I then set halberd, a very slow polearm with slashing damage.

+

Platinum is chosen as the material.

+

Step 6: Banishing
+ bonus

+

Now let's get down to business. We banish the weapon. To do this, we + activate the Bonuses tab.
+
+ bonuses points

+

As you can see in the picture, our weapon has 14 imbue points, none of + which are occupied at the moment. Haven't chosen any effects yet.

+

First, we want to apply an effect that increases polearm skill. For this + we set the effect type to skills for effect 1. For effect, we then choose + polearms. As a value we set 2, which requires 5 IP. We don't need to + adjust the quality and leave it as it is.

+

The line should then look like the following graphic.
+ effect1

+

Then we choose 3 more effects. I chose cut, strength and hitpoints here. + Then we adjust the strength of the effects so that we don't exceed the + existing 14 imbue points.
+ It looks like this for me:
+ effects
+
+
+ The whole thing can now also be done for all armor parts, which I would + like to do without here.

+


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Moras Equipment Planer
+
+ Introduction
+     What is the program for?
+     How do I create a + configuration?
+     Rules for spell crafting
+
+ Program window
+     The main view
+     Player data
+     Status values + ​
+     Resistances
+     Skills
+     other values
+     Character
+     Item - General
+     Object - General
+     Item - Bonuses + (items created by the player)
+     Item - Bonus + (for Dropitems)
+
+ Program menus
+     Menu - File
+     Menu - Database
+     Menu - Settings
+
+ The dialog box
+     Update database
+     Manage database
+     Settings - + General
+     Settings - Pricing + model
+     Search for item
+     Restore
+     Report
+     Weights
+     Item list

+


+

+ + diff --git a/Moras.Net/history_en.txt b/Moras.Net/history_en.txt index ebf7d4f..7eabe09 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/history_en.txt +++ b/Moras.Net/history_en.txt @@ -1,8 +1,12 @@ +Version 2.6.0.414 +- UI : Convert help about Moras documentation to HTML +- UI : Translate german help about Moras documentation to english +- Web : Put Allakhazam website in the Help menu + Version 2.5.0.413 - Build: Remove ClickOnce boot strapper package for Microsoft Visual Basic PowerPacks 10.0 and include its assembly directly in the deployment * Also update the timestamp server for sigining. - -Version 2.5.0.412 + - Build: Update make-release.cmd script to use Visual Studio 2015 as source for the publishing task. - DB: Add update function for new SQL schema, which supports longer item effect strings. - Import: Implement Item-DB online update for Broadswords Item-DB. diff --git a/Moras.Net/knownproblems_en.txt b/Moras.Net/knownproblems_en.txt index f0c2c97..925bc72 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/knownproblems_en.txt +++ b/Moras.Net/knownproblems_en.txt @@ -1,3 +1,7 @@ - On huge resolution with a spezial setting active the moras controls can be moved out of visible space. - Resolution: Display Properties->Settings->Advanced->Common, the DPI Setting should be set to normal (Windows restart needed). It is wrong to enhance the readability with this setting. Better increase the fontsize in another dialog. + +- With craft mode option, the Craft button is not working in the Bonuses tab + +- In the Weight window, the sliders are not all displayed + diff --git a/Moras.Net/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/default.po b/Moras.Net/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/default.po index 50760ed..3ed3eef 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/default.po +++ b/Moras.Net/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES/default.po @@ -88,23 +88,23 @@ msgstr "Fix Windowsize" msgid "&Hilfe" msgstr "&Help" -msgid "Wiki - Hauptseite" -msgstr "Wiki - Mainpage" +msgid "Allakhazam - Hauptseite" +msgstr "Allakhazam - Mainpage" -msgid "Wiki - Bannzauberer" -msgstr "Wiki - Spellcrafter" +msgid "Allakhazam - Bannzauberer" +msgstr "Allakhazam - Spellcraft" -msgid "Wiki - Besondere Rüstungen" -msgstr "Wiki - Specialty Armor" +msgid "Allakhazam - Artikelsuche" +msgstr "Allakhazam - Item search" msgid "Hilfe zu Moras" msgstr "Help about Moras" msgid "Bannzauberer" -msgstr "Spellcraft" +msgstr "spellcraftcalc.html" msgid "Besondere_R%C3%BCstungen" -msgstr "Specialty_Armor" +msgstr "itemsearch.html" msgid "Was ist neu?" msgstr "What's new?" diff --git a/Moras.Net/packages.config b/Moras.Net/packages.config index 3d5f765..7bae836 100644 --- a/Moras.Net/packages.config +++ b/Moras.Net/packages.config @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@  + + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/dxgettext/dxgettext.csproj b/dxgettext/dxgettext.csproj index 6e950a5..2b7e13b 100644 --- a/dxgettext/dxgettext.csproj +++ b/dxgettext/dxgettext.csproj @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@  + Debug AnyCPU @@ -13,6 +14,8 @@ v4.0 512 Client + + true @@ -35,10 +38,19 @@ true - key.snk + + + + ..\packages\VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.1.0.0\lib\Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll + True + True + + + ..\packages\VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.1.0.0\lib\Microsoft.VisualBasic.PowerPacks.Vs.dll + ..\packages\NGettext.0.6.2\lib\net40-client\NGettext.dll True @@ -73,10 +85,15 @@ - + + + Ce projet fait référence à des packages NuGet qui sont manquants sur cet ordinateur. Utilisez l'option de restauration des packages NuGet pour les télécharger. Pour plus d'informations, consultez http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=322105. Le fichier manquant est : {0}. + + +