"1-Graham-S;c-2172794" wrote:
Thanks, @wadebear
From a look at those arrays you may actually need 3 data sets - Item, desired and owned -
I looked into working it that way. It would have massively complicated things. The colors are the indicators of desired or not, and also act as HTML code to color my data for display. Red is 'don't want', green is want. I'm now thinking of adding Yellow for 'If it comes up', but... It would increase 5 hits but vastly increase the coding.
I just re-wrote the code back to using 2 dimensional arrays. I broke the program. Hopefully I can fix it after I've had some sleep. I think I got all the typos fixed, and all the "Oh, it should be written like THIS" mistakes. It's the Ding Dang "the first element of an array is indexed zero" problem where you have to offset everything by one in one direction or the other. I can never keep track!
"1-Graham-S;c-2172794" wrote:
unless the list is from going through your own yearbook
I compiled the list from 2 sources: a website that listed all the items (with errors) and a testing game I started almost purely for the purpose of figuring out not just WHAT was in the Yearbook, but WHAT ORDER it appeared in. Although I was also curious about how long it would take to get to the point of generating 150 donuts a day by pumping all the donuts you collected into Burns Mystery Boxes (and Marching Bands, and Spooky Forest Bundles, and...).
"1-Graham-S;c-2172794" wrote:
( it'd be a shame to delete from the arrays then start a second town and redo it - but I suppose you could use an "Initial set" and a "Working set" - just don't include a reset without adding an are you sure or three !! )
I have 3 regular towns and a testing town. So all you have to do is change the array script name at the top to change towns. I even have an example already written into the program.
"1-Graham-S;c-2172794" wrote:
It's a shame you couldn't read the in-game code for refreshing it, I bet that would really help.
Yes, it would. There is already an item from the website in my list that I haven't found yet. I'm guessing it's a mistake, but I could be wrong. I also don't know where the Stonecutter skins fit into the list when they appear, and probably won't until I get my testing town built up to where I can buy things from the Yearbook.