Xena_Dragon

Problem is that Jagex' adventurer's log format changed yesterday. We're working on a fix.

Thanks indeed. This has now been fixed. I have updated the examine text of the item, and you have been credited. Thanks! :)

I've updated the off-handedness and the style. I do not know the new other stats (yet).

Oops. That one we missed indeed. Thanks for the heads-up!

Excellent. Thanks for the info :)

Thanks for the information! :) Would it be possible for you to also get the stats on the lower level tiers of these boots?

Congrats on that achievement xpx :)

Ok, you can stop bumping. We noticed :) Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We are in the process of upgrading all our calculators to better support bonuses.

Interesting ideas. I'll see what I can do, but no promises as to when (and if) this will be done.

I've updated the link to actually work now. As far as we can determine this is a legitimate survey, and we did give these students the green light to post this invitation on our forum.

Just letting you know @MageUK has been poked about this. He's the only wizard around here that can safely digest forum cookies. Until he responds, please try not hitting your desk too hard...

The calculator freezing during a calculation is normal and to be expected. You can speed up the calculation in two ways: 1) When you can expect a certain crew member to be included in the result, use the 'force' checkbox to force that crew member to be included. 2) When you can expect a certain crew member to *not* be included in the result, uncheck the 'available' check box for that crew member. Do remember to set it back to available later of course. Other than that I have no tips for you. The calculator has been tested on numerous platforms, and numerous browsers, and it always behaves the same. It takes some time to calculate voyages when lots of crew members are available, and speeds up as you assign crew to a ship and perform the calculation for the next ship, etc.

I had a look, but it seems to work just fine for me... http://www.tip.it/runescape/pages/view/treasure_trails_coords.htm is the page we're talking about, right? When I click on the [Coordinate Locator] button there, it opens a popup with the locator just fine. Perhaps you are blocking popups?

Another update today: Crew members now also can have traits. Captains and Crew members can have more than one of the same trait. Please note that the calculator allows you to enter up to 4 traits for any crew member, but the game only allows 4 traits for a captain, and 2 or 3 (depending on the crew type) for a crew member.

All the traits you mention are already included in the stats of the captains. For example; Eager adds a +40 bonus to Morale. If your captain shows 740 Morale (and he has no other Morale boosting traits) then his base Morale is 700, and the +40 comes from the Eager trait. The only traits that are not included in a captain's stats are the 6 percentage traits that are listed on the calculator's traits popup.

1) Ah, good point, didn't think of that... Perhaps a better way would be to have 4 drop down lists, each containing the 6 possible percentage traits. I'll look into it. 2) Do such crew members actually exist? It was my understanding that % traits only occur for captains... Just found proof that they do. This is not good news, as I now need to find a free spot on the interface to stick a traits button for a crew member, or perhaps come up with another way of entering traits. To be continued I suppose...

Percentage traits have been added to voyage calculator. For best results, make sure you refresh the calculator page by hitting Ctrl-F5 so it forces a complete reload of the code. To add percentage traits, simply click the Traits button below the captain's image, and check the percentage traits that captain has. Click the traits button again (or another captain's traits button) to close the popup. The Sleek shipwright should now also be working as intended.

Just a heads-up: I'm still thinking about how to add traits to the user interface in such a way that it does not get in the way of the other bits and pieces. So it's not forgotten, just needs some more time to do it right. Also keep in mind this is just one of many projects, and there are only so much hours in a day :) I'll look into the Sleek shipwright upgrade and see if I can find out what going on there.

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Thanks for the tip. I've updated the guide with this.

Thanks for the tips. We're already working on a Wilderness Warbands guide, and will see if and how your info can be used. :thumbup:

That's good to hear. Sadly none of my own captains actually have percentage traits, so I'm having a hard time testing any code changes that are now needed for the calculator...

Some of the ship upgrades need to be selected. Make sure to always check the top one in each section. Make sure that all the Force checkboxes are off, and all the Use checkboxes are on. That should do the trick.

The error message indicates that the size of your tip.it cookies is too large. Clearing those should fix the problem. Are you sure you deleted all cookies that have tip.it in the domain?

Thanks for the detailed report. I've done some more experimenting myself, but no matter what I try, I cannot get the errors you describe. I've tried bookmarking, entering the URL directly, use the www.tip.it and the tip.it versions of the URL, edited the bookmark manually, but it all just keeps working. So I really have no clue why the calculator is behaving in such an odd way for you. I'm glad you found a workaround. As for the storage; the scope of the storage is the top level domain www.tip.it. For an example, go to the Ardougne Tasks page, check off some tasks and inspect your local storage. You should see the tasks data and the voyage calculator data in the same storage.