Unofficial Offline Skilltree Calc (Delete the Data folder to update. Stop posting "update please" )

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KDaaawg wrote:

Hey guys been playing Path of exile for a few hours now and we are recording and Livestreaming the whole thing so come join us dont forget to follow rate subscribe blah blah blah.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5zQVP-oUfY

www.twitch.tv/Topbl0ckgaming

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Headhorr wrote:

is anyone reading what i'm writing?
Delete data folder->Updated

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Anomandaris wrote:

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sToRmInG wrote:

Not exactly. This is because of the Skilltree on pathofexile.com.
In the Data folder you have got a file called "Skilltree.txt". Inside the file there are information about every class stored. Shadow is there called SIX.

In case to change this GGG would have to rename it in their source code or the enumeration used should use "SIX" if "Shadow" is selected (I will probably find a solution for this).

I hate to be picky, but I never said whose placeholder it was, just that this tool predates the Shadow class.

I know GGG had the placeholder in their code from before it was announced because I'm supposed to be working on a Linux port of the Offline Skilltree, but development has sort of stalled out between too much work at my job and a few annoying issues zooming. Well, that and not having a PC at home right now. I do plan to get back to it soon though.

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Anomandaris wrote:

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sToRmInG wrote:

Could any one of the Offline Skilltree developer contact me so I can share it?

PM Headhorr.

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TommiHelm wrote:

Works great with the new tree for me. Been using this for a while. Thanks for the awesome tool!!

A minor aesthetic bug in the last one for me though. I deleted /data/ and restarted and it did load the new tree as it should. But it's now using the big group background png for almost every node in the tree, including single "small" nodes that aren't part of a group and some places where there's no node at all. Doesn't matter for using it though.

I downloaded the source from the "read only svn" and built it from that as well and it's got the same problem. My knowledge of C# is rather basic, but I imagine they changed the underlying way they represent "nodes" on the webapge, so your parsing here :

int maxr = ngp.OcpOrb.Keys.Max(ng => int.Parse(ng));

no longer works as intended.

Anyways, it's doesn't matter for actually using the program. Gonna spend the last 30 minutes playing with this now :D

Cheers.

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toxic_flash wrote:

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TommiHelm wrote:

Works great with the new tree for me. Been using this for a while. Thanks for the awesome tool!!

A minor aesthetic bug in the last one for me though. I deleted /data/ and restarted and it did load the new tree as it should. But it's now using the big group background png for almost every node in the tree, including single "small" nodes that aren't part of a group and some places where there's no node at all. Doesn't matter for using it though.

I downloaded the source from the "read only svn" and built it from that as well and it's got the same problem. My knowledge of C# is rather basic, but I imagine they changed the underlying way they represent "nodes" on the webapge, so your parsing here :

int maxr = ngp.OcpOrb.Keys.Max(ng => int.Parse(ng));

no longer works as intended.

Anyways, it's doesn't matter for actually using the program. Gonna spend the last 30 minutes playing with this now :D

Cheers.

Hi,

Thanks for this amazing tool. Was looking for some time to find a tool that gives a summary of all the points spend. Great work!

Unfortunately, I have the same bug as TommiHelm, it uses the big background for almost every node, making it very cluttered and hard to see.

Any way to fix this?