EU4 Calculator - new opensource website of EU4 tools, starting with a leader pip calculator

[rockinrimmer]

Hi all, I've been working on a website inspired by Arumba's leader pip calculator spreadsheet. The idea is to have a consolidated place for tools like this for EU4. Currently it has a leader pip calculator but my aim is to have lots more things like this in future. If you would like to take a look the url is below.

http://www.eu4calculator.com/

The site is completely opensource and all suggestions, improvements and contributions are welcome.

Any feedback/suggestions let me know.

 

[Zwirbaum]

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[rockinrimmer]

404 not found.

Thanks for letting me know, looks like server wasn't setup for ipv6.

Should be working now, let me know if it's still not working.

 

[SolSys]

1. Clicking/unclicking from the bottom list doesn't give consistent results.
2. A way of showing the calculations would be nice -- so you would know how each effect contributed.

 

[CoolSpin]

You're a programmer, right?

 

[rockinrimmer]

You're a programmer, right?

Yeah I am.

 

[kakatua]

Yeah I am.

I have a complete spreadsheet that simulate first round casualties and morale damage. Add me on steam, so we can improve it to a C/Java/Whatever that allows a better UI. I know one project that has a full fight simulation, but is pretty outdated.

 

[Drachenfels]

I have to admit, thanks to your code I learnt typescript a bit. Strange language but I like certain features. Good work! I am not sure if you are capable of data persistence, but timeline where people can put development/income/manpower/other parameters as they do world conquest is nice thing to have.

Keep up good work!

 

[ArzhurG]

I just ran an example and the average pip distribution doesn't always add up to average pips.

The simplest example is a general with 0 tradition (the default) where the average is 4 and the distribution is 1.5, 1.5, 1.5, 0.5, which is equal to 5. Sometimes it changes to what I think it's meant to be 1.2, 1.2, 1.2, 0.4.

It seems to start with the higher distribution. Then if I try several different combinations and then go back to the example it's fine. However, if I repeat it sometimes goes back to the other distribution. An example of this is creating a general with 50 tradition and then deleting adding the 5 in a loop. The 0 tradition general will have one of the two distributions.

I have attached screen shots of the two cases.

 

[Drachenfels]

I have just figured out what would be nice to have, return on investment on buildings. It's easy in terms it can be done in google docs and difficult as there is plenty of variables.