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old calculator tcalc.exe up for me plzzzzz

exquisitearcane

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hi

since some babylonian wh..e who (used to) be my friend stole my laptop and then sold it to lombard, guy at lombard store did format so i lost everything

is here anyone with old pc and has this old calculator tcalc.exe which show hp/mana and caps per ur lvl?

(dont send me links to sites that do the same i dont want to do it on browser, i want that small tool to show me hp/mana and caps)

upload for me if u have it please
 
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hi

since some babylonian wh..e who (used to) be my friend stole my laptop and then sold it to lombard, guy at lombard store did format so i lost everything

is here anyone with old pc and has this old calculator tcalc.exe which show hp/mana and caps per ur lvl?

(dont send me links to sites that do the same i dont want to do it on browser, i want that small tool to show me hp/mana and caps)

upload for me if u have it please
Why use a program when you can just use a script?
Lua:
local v = {
    druid =   {hp = 5, mana = 30, cap = 10},
    sorc =    {hp = 5, mana = 30, cap = 10},
    pally =   {hp = 10, mana = 15, cap = 20},
    knight =  {hp = 15, mana = 5, cap = 25},
    none =    {hp = 5, mana = 5, cap = 10}
}

function getSpecs(level, voc)
    local vocation = v[voc]
    if vocation then
        print('Stats for a level '.. level .. ' ' .. voc .. ' is:')
        for k, v in pairs(vocation) do
            print(k .. ' : ' .. (v * level))
        end
    end
end

getSpecs(138, 'knight')
Prints:
Lua:
Stats for a level 138 knight is:
mana : 690
cap : 3450
hp : 2070

Another test
Lua:
getSpecs(124568, 'knight')

Prints
Stats for a level 124568 knight is:
mana : 622840
cap : 3114200
hp : 1868520
 
Why use a program when you can just use a script?
Lua:
local v = {
    druid =   {hp = 5, mana = 30, cap = 10},
    sorc =    {hp = 5, mana = 30, cap = 10},
    pally =   {hp = 10, mana = 15, cap = 20},
    knight =  {hp = 15, mana = 5, cap = 25},
    none =    {hp = 5, mana = 5, cap = 10}
}

function getSpecs(level, voc)
    local vocation = v[voc]
    if vocation then
        print('Stats for a level '.. level .. ' ' .. voc .. ' is:')
        for k, v in pairs(vocation) do
            print(k .. ' : ' .. (v * level))
        end
    end
end

getSpecs(138, 'knight')
Prints:
Lua:
Stats for a level 138 knight is:
mana : 690
cap : 3450
hp : 2070

Another test
Lua:
getSpecs(124568, 'knight')

Prints
Stats for a level 124568 knight is:
mana : 622840
cap : 3114200
hp : 1868520
Characters does get different values from 1 to 8. I think this will give wrong data.
 
Why use a program when you can just use a script?
Lua:
local v = {
    druid =   {hp = 5, mana = 30, cap = 10},
    sorc =    {hp = 5, mana = 30, cap = 10},
    pally =   {hp = 10, mana = 15, cap = 20},
    knight =  {hp = 15, mana = 5, cap = 25},
    none =    {hp = 5, mana = 5, cap = 10}
}

function getSpecs(level, voc)
    local vocation = v[voc]
    if vocation then
        print('Stats for a level '.. level .. ' ' .. voc .. ' is:')
        for k, v in pairs(vocation) do
            print(k .. ' : ' .. (v * level))
        end
    end
end

getSpecs(138, 'knight')
Prints:
Lua:
Stats for a level 138 knight is:
mana : 690
cap : 3450
hp : 2070

Another test
Lua:
getSpecs(124568, 'knight')

Prints
Stats for a level 124568 knight is:
mana : 622840
cap : 3114200
hp : 1868520

man, thank you thousand times, working flawlessly, and its extremly fast^^
 
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