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Muling & Reporting: The ATMA/GoMule/Flavie Thread
[highlight]How do I mule in SP?[/highlight]
ATMA is THE tool for single player item muling and collection. It is Windows only.
The official ATMA page
ATMA Guide
http://geocities.com/celebrian0206/ATMAGuide.html
http://www.hoogendoorn.internet-land.nl/atmaguide.html
GoMule is a java based muling program. It is currently a beta version, but it will work under the MacOS and Linux.
GoMuleR20.zip
Previous GoMule Versions
Using GoMule to obtain Flavie Reports Guide
[highlight]How do I get those fancy web reports for my items?[/highlight]
Flavie is the best SP item reporting tool available (You need ATMA first.). It includes built in dupe-detection.
Randall's Flavie page
Another useful place to visit:
SPF Utilities Page - including FARA, which is another reporting tool used by some here
Another BIG round of thanks to Hakai_no_Tenshi (Doc) for ATMA, to Randall for Flavie, and to Gohanman and Randall for GoMule. The D2 single player communities are in your debt!
Please post your questions and concerns on these tools in this thread.
[highlight]How do I mule in SP?[/highlight]
ATMA is THE tool for single player item muling and collection. It is Windows only.
The official ATMA page
ATMA Guide
http://geocities.com/celebrian0206/ATMAGuide.html
http://www.hoogendoorn.internet-land.nl/atmaguide.html
GoMule is a java based muling program. It is currently a beta version, but it will work under the MacOS and Linux.
GoMuleR20.zip
Previous GoMule Versions
Using GoMule to obtain Flavie Reports Guide
That's right, you can do something!
As you're aware, Randall has been working on GoMule, a java implementation originally created by GohanMan to allow muling on Linux/Macs. As you are no doubt also aware, there are bugs and such and it is by no means finished. So, firstly, i'd like to show you all to GoMule's own personal Sourceforge site at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/gomule
I set this site up with Randall's agreement, so that we could work on the project simultaneously easily and also collect bugs, features, etc, without too much bother. In about a week, my exams will be over and I'll be dedicating as much of my time as possible to help develop GoMule into a stable, high performance application with whatever features you, the community, want.
And the best thing - It's all GPL so even you, the man/woman in the street can add code to it if you want.
But first i'll need those details...so onto:
What you can do!
There are 2 things that you can do to contribute:
a) Report any bugs: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=194865&atid=951141
b) Request features: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=194865&atid=951144
Now, I realise that you already report bugs through the reporting thread and thats fine, for the usual bugs that you get there. The bugs i'm talking about is like: "xx does not display correctly", "yy does not have the correct value". Real big bugs in the program.
Features are what you want to see. Damage calculators, rune counters, whatever you want to see in a muling program, you can request it. Don't hold back, although your idea might not be feasible, we won't know if you don't ask!
So that's it from me, it's all up to you now. This has the potential to be better than ATMA, as it is under active development and should contain what the community wants to see. Don't expect very quick development soon, because as you can see, we need to get the site and such set up fully. This should happen once my exams have finished.
[highlight]How do I get those fancy web reports for my items?[/highlight]
Flavie is the best SP item reporting tool available (You need ATMA first.). It includes built in dupe-detection.
Randall's Flavie page
Another useful place to visit:
SPF Utilities Page - including FARA, which is another reporting tool used by some here
Another BIG round of thanks to Hakai_no_Tenshi (Doc) for ATMA, to Randall for Flavie, and to Gohanman and Randall for GoMule. The D2 single player communities are in your debt!
Please post your questions and concerns on these tools in this thread.
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