I made a small script to calculate my level after popping all my exp cards and I would like to share it in case anyone needs:
*Still being improved.
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well thanks , now its take less time to be disapoited to see how much exp cards i have to save in order to jump to 175
also great work =)
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Nice one thank you. /20charforthesakeofcookies
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Oh, i was doing one too, guess you saved me the work xD
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I rewrote the code because the first one was poorly written. I am coding the class exp calculator now.
awesome job! 20chars
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Nice done! good job xP
Now do one for class levels too. owo
Just finished it, but I need to test, there could be errors.
I will upload the new script now.
Test it if you can. 
Looking good already, thanks!
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I am going to change a few things to prevent people from entering values that wont work, like job 16 or lvl -10 or 210 for example.
its dangerous to go alone,
here take my like!
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Nice, nice, noice. Very noice.
Thanks!
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I finished the calculator for now, apparently there are no errors.
Someone reported that the value showed is less than the actual level they got after using the exp cards, if this is the case, one of the possibilities could be:
- a calculation error
- wrong exp values at: http://www.tosbase.com/game/exp-tables/class/ and http://www.tosbase.com/game/exp-tables/base/ (that’s where I copied the values from).
is because no calculator can calculate RNG 100%
you can get an estimate but people will or will not get the exp card bonus at random…
juts a report, when i try to calculate my base exp it keep me asking to insert the other values and don’t accept that my current base % is 0
my friend said he calculate only the base exp without have to complete all the blanks , so might be a bug since it keep me asking to complete all the fields
(before the exp class was working fine)
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The exp card has a small chance to give additional exp when used, there’s no way you can calculate that.
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The form validation is done with regular expression (before the calculation), it is not part of the calculation itself.
I allowed 0 in the % field. Thank you for reporting…
I removed the field requirements, so you can calculate class/base individually.
—uploading the new script—
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calculator would be better if you the result is shown on the same page. Even better if result is updated dynamically when you type numbers in.
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