User talk:DJDantae

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XP Calculator

I had a quick look at the disassembly of your XP Calculator, just to make sure it wasn't a virus. The good news is, it's not (which I'm sure you know, but we have to as well <g>). I did notice, however, that there seems to be a do-nothing button1_Click event just sitting there. Not that it matters in the slightest that it's there, but I thought I'd mention it in case you wanted to clean it up in the next version. – Robin Hood↝talk 05:56, 29 August 2010 (UTC)

XP Calculator Bug

First off, I want to thank you for the making the XP Calculator. I noticed that your calculator always shows the experience required to increase one level as 0 and that the total experience to level skills to 100 differs slightly from the totals listed here. After looking at the disassembly, I found the problem to be the calculation of the base experience for the current skill level; it includes the experience for the next level.

Here's my version of your code:

// Compute experience for current and target levels
double baseExperienceForCurrentSkillLevel = 0.0;
double baseExperienceForTargetSkillLevel = 0.0;
for (int skillLevel = 5; skillLevel < 100; skillLevel++)
{
    double baseExperienceToNextSkillLevel = CalculateBaseExperienceToNextSkillLevel(skillLevel);
    if (skillLevel <= currentSkillLevel)
    {
        baseExperienceForCurrentSkillLevel += baseExperienceToNextSkillLevel;
    }
    if (skillLevel <= (targetSkillLevel-1))
    {
        baseExperienceForTargetSkillLevel += baseExperienceToNextSkillLevel;
    }
    if (skillLevel == (targetSkillLevel-1))
        break;
}

and the correction:

if (skillLevel < currentSkillLevel)
{
    baseExperienceForCurrentSkillLevel += baseExperienceToNextSkillLevel;
}

MCollier 01:30, 1 February 2011 (UTC)