My system that I made to motivate me to work.
It has 2 variants at the moment.
Buttons are labeled on mouse over.
Start: Launches Program and starts the leveling timer which defaults to a level an hour.
Stop: Stops the level timer when you are done.
Cancel: Returns to main screen.
Stats: Gives basic stats for the character (These are arbitrary and just for fun.)
Config: Opens the config file.
Reset: Prompts you to reset your level back to 1.
You are welcome to iterate on the skin, but please credit me for the base.
It is currently April 20th, 2024, 8:06 am
Motivational Level System
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Motivational Level System
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- Rainmeter Sage
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Re: Motivational Level System
Two details you should know about. Please take them into account on the next release:
- Long ago a @Resources folder has been created and should be used. You have no such a folder. All resources (images, sounds, fonts and even the included .inc files) should be placed there. Believe me, it's the best and most usual place for them, would be good to use it.
- In Rainmeter if you want to add a comment to the code, you have to use semicolon (;). What follows this character is ignored by the skin. In the Config.inc file, you have a comment added with double backslash. This is alright in C++ for instance, but in Rainmeter it isn't. Replace it.
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Re: Motivational Level System
Thanks! Ill look into the resource folder thing. And thatnks for the ; tip wasn't sure about that.
Thanks! It was a fun project to work on and cool to learn a new programming language.
Thanks! It was a fun project to work on and cool to learn a new programming language.
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- Rainmeter Sage
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Re: Motivational Level System
Well, Rainmeter isn't quite a programming language, as lua for instance, or C. However it is interesting and indeed very fun (for me at least, definitely).