July 10, 201510 yr im making it for windows, c# I tried making a program about bosses but its too much because i don't know every tactic for every boss so do any of you guys know something that is usefull, and not too hard to make? i don't have a database btw then there's also this problem, who the hell wants to download a .rar then extract it and run the .exe ? im guessing a lot of ppl dont want to do that ;s i might continue my idea for skill training though, if i can improve anything of course im open for feedback thanks! Edited July 11, 201510 yr by The Hero of Time
July 11, 201510 yr Author maybe an tab for account builds. how to build em/ quest,stat requirements/pk videos Pure(60 atk) Pure(70 atk/whip) Pure(75 atk/ags) Berserker Obby maul pure Obby tank etc Well since there is OSbuddy I can't think of anything that they don't have not like that, more like an informative kit, not game-helping like osbuddy Edited July 11, 201510 yr by The Hero of Time
July 11, 201510 yr You using WPF or winforms? Also, regarding the .rar -> exe stuff, you could always just have a text file stored on free hosting which is compressed via gzip streams. Then you can just extract data that way. If you need any C# help feel free to message me
July 11, 201510 yr Author I remember seeing the exact same thing a year+ ago???? haven't touched it ;p
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July 21, 201510 yr Author You using WPF or winforms? Also, regarding the .rar -> exe stuff, you could always just have a text file stored on free hosting which is compressed via gzip streams. Then you can just extract data that way. If you need any C# help feel free to message me the ultimate case would be that i just have a installer and that it installs the program simply by moving all the neccesary classes and files into program files in a folder, and creating a shortcut of the .exe on the desktop, but i think that's over my head :P
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