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In this case, I think we're really close. I hope.
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SUCCESS!!!!!!
I now have DevTracker up and running for my own league!! I just had to delete the devtracker_baselines folder - didn't even need the new build. Of course, it only has that first baseline to compare against (which it has successfully create), so it can't do anything for the moment. So when I finish my current game, I will export fresh csv's and see where that takes me! Thank you, Neags. You're truly the greatest. |
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And really, this was good for me to go through, anyway, because I'll have my 64-bit machine up and running at some point, and would've run into the same issue as you. So now I know how to fix it. Enjoy the program, and feel free to report any bugs, problems, comments, feature requests, whatever!
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This is a great app. Thanks for your work, Neags.
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I have a quick question, What screen resolution did you design this for? I normally run 1024*768 and I was getting frustrated (Couldn't see the 'go' button) however at 1280*1024 I found the button on the right but its hard on my eyes at that resolution. So if its not a major inconvenience could you possibly move the go button somewhere to the left side of the application?
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Moving the button would be really easy, but I don't think that's going to be your only problem. I'll post a link later today to the program with the button moved as a temporary solution. Later, I'll see if it'd be possible to squeeze everything into 1024x768 version. But that'll have to be after TeamRater is finished (which at this point would be miserable to use on a 1024x768 resolution, but we'll see).
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Thanks, and if its a major inconvenience just don't worry about it, I can change resolution when needed. Darn in the past year or so my eyes have really been getting bad and I'm in my low 30's cant imagine what a few more years will do
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That is pretty cool that it scales to resolution, and it might be decent resume padding to learn that. So maybe one day.
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Neags, what's the League Average checkbox actually measure? It's not a comparison to any individual tick - although that'd be a nice feature down the road, click power, then click league average, and compare the graph - so, what category is it portraying?
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I was trying to come up with a quick test to measure the affects of coaches, but didn't feel like measuring each individual rating. So I came up with a league average rating. Which, like I said, is completely useless, because it's a league wide average of every rating for every player in the universe. It was a poorly thought out and half-finished idea.
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I haven't forgotten about you, brewdog. I broke something in the code (unrelated to this) unknowingly, and haven't been able to get a clean compile in the 2ish hours I've had to work on this since yesterday morning.
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Thanks, I'm working on getting used to it (resolution) I'm adjusting well.
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I tried out some csv dumps last night and everything seemed to be working OK.
I do have one question though. Is there a way to add more baselines with the program open? For instance, I simmed ahead like 20 years in a test league with yearly dumps. Is there a way I can capture all that data without opening and closing the program everytime? It looks like there is a Create Baseline function that might do this, but I couldn't get it to do anything. Thanks again for the work. I never used this before, but I'm excited to track the solo league I am setting up. I'm especially interested to see how the pitch ratings change. |
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Neags'll chime in and set the record straight on how it's supposed to work, but that's the way I did it without ever closing either the game or DT.
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I've exported, made sure I'm running DevTracker2 as an Administrator(Running Vista Home Ultimate--64 bit), and I'm running the correct .NET level. I'm also running on the default folders... Any Ideas?
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Regarding the minimize and watch for dumps feature, I haven't used it in a while so I may have broken it unknowingly. If it asks if it's okay to write a baseline with each dump, it isn't working correctly. I'll take a look at that code tomorrow, as I'm currently driving thru southern Illinois en route to Louisiana and it's even more dangerous to open a laptop to read code while driving than it is to post on the boards via my iPhone.
Oh and I might have to hire EG as my tech support guy. :P
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