SE Toolbox - a Shadow Era deck building and analysing tool for Windows

[Icebear]

i currently code a Windows tool for SE deckbuilding and analyzing and for some probability calculations.

In its current state the deckbuilder and the analyzing and the prob.calc. stuff is fully finished,
but in the end I also want it to be able to track games and show various statistics for your different games (sortable by deck, by hero, by opp. etc. etc.)

check out the video:


download:
https://rapidshare.com/files/9426218...ox 0.0.1.2.rar

only exe download (only for updaters, those can simply replace old exe with new one. New users need the package above):
https://rapidshare.com/files/3652483...x_only_exe.rar

Note:
the tool requires .NET Framework 4.0 to be installed on your system

gondorian gave me the ok to offer this here,
thnx kyle/wulven for allowing the use of the SE images for this tool!

[GotDamned]

Cool thing.
What language did you use?
If it's C#,C++ or Java i could may port it to the mac
(C# and C++ would be better, but commentaries are important no matter what language )

[PP Star 4ever]

Sorry to say this... I know you've worked hard on this project but here's my opinion :-
It looks like its gonna be a big pain to use....plus It looks so damn Shallow.... Very unattractive plus it's features aren't that good and useful either.

It is my opinion.. Nobody have any right to intercept it.

[Atomzed]

@Icebear, I think it's a great start to have all the deck probability calculations to be on a single program. Will you be able to develop an app for it on Idevice? That would be awesome.

[Icebear]

@Icebear, I think it's a great start to have all the deck probability calculations to be on a single program. Will you be able to develop an app for it on Idevice? That would be awesome.

i myself cant code for mac or ios as have no mac...

also i am not sure how quickly i could get into xCode...

Cool thing.
What language did you use?
If it's C#,C++ or Java i could may port it to the mac
(C# and C++ would be better, but commentaries are important no matter what language )

i used vb.net, and i guess it should not be that hard to convert that code to c#.

would you only code for osx, or would you be able to port it to ios as well?

because for an ipad app, i would take the effort to port it to c# for sure...

[GotDamned]

vb.net should be readable too, it's not that different, isn't it?

i don't own an ipad, so i'd code it for mac only.
i could make an app for ipad, but i can only test it in the simulator.
Also, i'm also pretty new with X-Code, but i think that would be a good exercise.
i could give the .ipa to someone to test it on the ipad, but this way i can't test it's performance and find performance critical parts (if there are any)

[Icebear]

vb.net should be readable too, it's not that different, isn't it?

i don't own an ipad, so i'd code it for mac only.
i could make an app for ipad, but i can only test it in the simulator.
Also, i'm also pretty new with X-Code, but i think that would be a good exercise.
i could give the .ipa to someone to test it on the ipad, but this way i can't test it's performance and find performance critical parts (if there are any)

sounds promising.

i have np to share my code, but as you said, it definitely needs comments,
and it needs some cleanup as well.

i will try to get this done asap, but it may take a while.

as soon as i have cleaned and commented the existing code i will share the source with you.

and i have a jb'ed ipad, so i could do that tests

would be great if you would suceed with mac/ipad porting!

[GotDamned]

great,
just send me a mail with the code when you're ready, you got a pm with my adress

[Icebear]

updated op,
added download link

[ahmet476]

Nice features you have there.