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Hi!

I created an unpretentious little tool for my personal needs

this is nothing very wonderful and everyone can do the same

just that it is practical! (GUI)

but I think it might be useful to other

The principle is very very simple

In fact the idea was born of a confrontation with the same problems during the development of my applications: to easily control a random generator and avoid long tests to refine the result

For example:

an adventure game, for example, the character moves on the map and random events occur, this tool will help control the probability of an event occurring

This tool generates a small piece of code to paste into your dark basic project
(The data generated is a simple DATA)

you can add your own function to use data generated by clicking edit (will edit the file code.txt)

I placed a little piece of code in code.txt. It's very basic, this is easy to understand example. I leave you to create your own function ...
[href=http://pytcanarias.com/dbproedit1.rar]
Probability DB Editor v1.0[/href]

bye


I do not know if this tool is really relevant, but I find it useful ..

in fact I may be wrong, you know an easier way to control the results of a random generator?

I don't understand. Can't you just use the rnd() command? Say move object 10 has 50% probability move object 20 has 30% probability and move object 30 has 20% probability in this pseudocode:

random=rnd(10)
if random=0 or random=2 or random=4 or random=6 or random=8 then move object 10
if random=1 or random=3 or random=5 then move object 20
if random=7 or random=9 then move object 30

hi Kryogenik,

of course, but if you have more than 200 possible choices, then write the code is slow and tedious.

And imagine how to fine-tune probabilitys ?, it can rapidly become hell running lots of tests...

The idea of a graphical interface to quickly edit probability is best choice i think ...

in few minutes, you can configure complex random events and export it to your dark basic project...

your comments and suggestions are welcome

thanks

Cool project and might be useful to some people, I like the GUI very nice

@gandahar Didn't think of that. I'll have to look into this sometime.