Simple tool for TC lookup
When I'm MF'ing, I usually like to know the TC/QLvl of the items I find. Initially I used the data sheets online and searched the items on the web pages, but I'm getting too lazy lately, so I just wrote a simple program for this purpose (there may very likely be existing ones in SPF, but I'm too lazy to search there:tongue
. Anyway, if you'd like to use the tool, you can download it [highlight]link deleted, see below - krischan[/highlight] .
Few words of warning:
1) I've never used that site (zshare.net) before, so I've no idea if it's a safe one or not (though it looks good to me).
2) The downloaded file is a zip containing a single .exe file. Even though I trust that my machine is clean of virus, it's still an .exe file, so don't open the file if you have doubts (I promise your d2 account info won't be emailed to me:wink3.
3) It's a .net application, so you'll need .net framework 2.0 to run it. You can get this from Windows Update easily. Since it's a .net application, I've signed it, so tampering/corruption of the file shouldn't cause any surprises.
4) Feel free to distribute/reverse-engineer if you like. I don't care, and source code is not provided anyway:smiley:.
Edit: if you see any spelling errors in the tool, let me know.
When I'm MF'ing, I usually like to know the TC/QLvl of the items I find. Initially I used the data sheets online and searched the items on the web pages, but I'm getting too lazy lately, so I just wrote a simple program for this purpose (there may very likely be existing ones in SPF, but I'm too lazy to search there:tongue
. Anyway, if you'd like to use the tool, you can download it [highlight]link deleted, see below - krischan[/highlight] .Few words of warning:
1) I've never used that site (zshare.net) before, so I've no idea if it's a safe one or not (though it looks good to me).
2) The downloaded file is a zip containing a single .exe file. Even though I trust that my machine is clean of virus, it's still an .exe file, so don't open the file if you have doubts (I promise your d2 account info won't be emailed to me:wink3
.3) It's a .net application, so you'll need .net framework 2.0 to run it. You can get this from Windows Update easily. Since it's a .net application, I've signed it, so tampering/corruption of the file shouldn't cause any surprises.
4) Feel free to distribute/reverse-engineer if you like. I don't care, and source code is not provided anyway:smiley:.
Edit: if you see any spelling errors in the tool, let me know.
