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That tells you the day, the control panel will actually tell you the minute you registered. Since the system uses how many seconds you have been registered, getting your registered date and time improves accuracy greatly.

24 hours make "BIG" difference? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

24 hours = 86400 seconds.

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dblPower = Math.Round((1 + (intSeconds / 3153600) + (intPosts / 500) + (intLevel / 3) + (intPTank / 2)) * ((intKt - 1) * (1 / 6) * dblAuras), 2)

24 hours = 86400 seconds.

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dblPower = Math.Round((1 + (intSeconds / 3153600) + (intPosts / 500) + (intLevel / 3) + (intPTank / 2)) * ((intKt - 1) * (1 / 6) * dblAuras), 2)

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In a few word? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

In a few word? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

"You are dumb." Was that short enough?

I've to post again my request because something spam after my post, sorry.

24 hours = 86400 seconds.

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dblPower = Math.Round((1 + (intSeconds / 3153600) + (intPosts / 500) + (intLevel / 3) + (intPTank / 2)) * ((intKt - 1) * (1 / 6) * dblAuras), 2)

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In a few word? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

"You are dumb." Was that short enough?

EDIT: In not so few words, simply inserting the value that was provided to you in this equation shows that 24 hours make about 0.02 (before multipiers) difference in dblPower. As I believe such equations are on the level of primary school, I find it hard to believe you weren't able to find that out for yourself, and I'm inclined to think you're lazy and want everything put under your nose.

Unless you're really dumb, of course.

This post has been edited by Dlaglacz: Oct 7 2009, 00:59

EDIT: In not so few words, simply inserting the value that was provided to you in this equation shows that 24 hours make about 0.02 (before multipiers) difference in dblPower. As I believe such equations are on the level of primary school, I find it hard to believe you weren't able to find that out for yourself, and I'm inclined to think you're lazy and want everything put under your nose.

Unless you're really dumb, of course.

Thanks, but:

-better 0.03 than 0.02 (0.027...)

-more easy IMO write x0.02 instead of all the formula, or at least write the formula and then 24H= x0.02

-I don't know what "dbl" and "Math.Round" are...

-a clear and simple answer would have prevented 3 almost useless post.

Visual Basic code and my naming syntax.

Visual Basic code and my naming syntax.

Ok for the first not very sure for the second...

dblPower, dbl standing for Double, which is a variable type.

-more easy IMO write x0.02 instead of all the formula, or at least write the formula and then 24H= x0.02

But it's not simply 0.03, it would be 24H = 0.03 * ( (intKt - 1) * (1 / 6) * dblAuras ) . Formula is the minimum description taking into account all other influences.

-a clear and simple answer would have prevented 3 almost useless post.

A bit of thinking would have prevented even the question.

But it's not simply 0.03, it would be 24H = 0.03 * ( (intKt - 1) * (1 / 6) * dblAuras ) . Formula is the minimum description taking into account all other influences.
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Are you sure about that formula? maybe I'm wrong but 0.03 it's only "the time" you forgot posts, level and then PT...

I try to calculate my power but I stop here: * dblAuras

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(1+10.52140+20.312+32.66667+10)*82.66667*...)

Edit: +49% from aura and + I don't remember% from Catgirl...

This post has been edited by bbgr: Oct 8 2009, 01:59

Are you sure about that formula? maybe I'm wrong but 0.03 it's only "the time" you forgot posts, level and then PT...

I try to calculate my power but I stop here: * dblAuras

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(1+10.52140+20.312+32.66667+10)*82.66667*...)

Edit: +49% from aura and + I don't remember% from Catgirl...

Highlighting an aura in the Calculator will tell you its +value. So if you have red (+7%), black (+25%) and catgirl (+300%) your result would be

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dblAura = 1 + (0.07 + + 0.25 + 3.00)

(1+10.52140+20.312+32.66667+10)*(82.66667*(1+0.49+1.27+3))

74.5*(82.66667*5.76)=35473,.... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif)

Where am I wrong? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

(1+10.52140+20.312+32.66667+10)*(82.66667*(1+0.49+1.27+3))

74.5*(82.66667*5.76)=35473,.... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif)

Where am I wrong? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/huh.gif)

I have no clue where you got that 82.66667.

(1 + (33324480 / 3153600) + (10184 / 500) + (99 / 3) + (20 / 2)) * ((20 - 1) * (1 / 6) * (1 + 0.07 + 0.07 + 0.07 + 0.07 + 0.07 + 0.07 + 0.07 + 0.25 + 0.25 + 0.77 + 3))

(1 + (10.56712329) + (20.368) + (33) +(10)) * ((19) * (1 / 6) * (5.76))

(74.93512329) * (18.24)

1366.816649

dblPower = [msdn.microsoft.com] Math.Round(1366.816649, 2) = 1366.82

intPower = [msdn.microsoft.com] CInt([msdn.microsoft.com] Math.Floor(1366.82)) = 1366

Your Power is 1366

Yes I assumed you had all auras and power tanks, and yes I only did days (384.7 days) since I don't have access to your CP to find out the minute you registered on.

This post has been edited by Sonic: Oct 9 2009, 04:30

I have no clue where you got that 82.66667.
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Me too... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mellow.gif) I think wrong typing on keyboard...

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dblPower = [msdn.microsoft.com] Math.Round(1366.816649, 2) = 1366.82

intPower = [msdn.microsoft.com] CInt([msdn.microsoft.com] Math.Floor(1366.82)) = 1366
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I know, obviously, this things with other name, but now all it's clear.

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Yes I assumed you had all auras and power tanks, and yes I only did days (384.7 days) since I don't have access to your CP to find out the minute you registered on.

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Thanks for everything.

This post has been edited by bbgr: Oct 9 2009, 13:01

I won't mention the @ award because it is fairly obvious, but how about an option to turn off having the EH-calculator reduce to a mini-icon?

You mean when you press the [x] on the upper right? I could do that, I've been getting a little annoyed at that myself, but it was there to safe guard if you had a timer running and you hit it to prevent the timer from being closed.

You forgot to add a % sign to the end of the description to the Golden @ award.

Fixed for next release.