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Metalios

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  1. Mids' Reborn : Hero Designer is Open-Source and Licensed under GPLv3. I do not mind if you use the files, however I am going to request you follow the terms and conditions laid out in the license. Link to the GPLv3 License This would include monetization
  2. That's def odd, I don't see that honestly but then again I'm already working on 2.6.0.6 which has several fixes and new calcs 🙂
  3. It was removed in 2.6.0.4, I do have plans to re-add a similar implementation of it and other colors once the theme system is completed.
  4. Mids has always been windows based, lots of Mac users and Linux users are able to use the new revisions such as 2.6.0.3, 2.6.0.4, and 2.6.0.5 by using Wine and Winetricks. Your statement of windows only is semi-invalid. If you would like to make a web based planner please feel free contribute to that goal. MRB is open source licensed under GPLv3, source is available on our githubs. Regards, Crytilis
  5. Most builds should as of 2.6.0.3 the database index was fixed as there were duplicate indexes in pines and in previous versions of MRB. With that being said some builds might need to be rebuilt or simply just have powers replaced
  6. Patch notes says the special cases for them are fixed and the effects that are already there should be
  7. Just found the reason for the installer being flagged. I will push out a new installer. AV's are incorrectly detecting the exe which downloads and executes the msi from the website as a virus. This is a false positive. I will be converting the installer to a single MSI and re-uploading.
  8. Hmm, when is the last time you updated Defender definitions ie. Windows Updates? MRB_Setup.exe Virus Total Report as of 9/24/2019 https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/7aae09d09e8dc80dcdc5c43d07db17503b04c91f8e8e94d9d978321d783b48ed/detection *Still waiting for BitDefender and Trustwave to update their definitions.*
  9. Already being fixed scrap, that was not meant to be there.
  10. Sounds like you or your ISP may be having DNS issues. I am able to reach to reach the download from both my home and work PC's as well as my phone all running on different networks. Feel free to reach out to me on Discord.
  11. ? URL.Blacklist? This has to be a false positive. I will reach out to AVG again.
  12. Please uninstall and reinstall, the setup installer has been updated to not need the DB update. I will be pushing out a fix for the DB update later tonight.
  13. I will get this added in the next patch, sorry about that.
  14. That appears to be an unintended behavior in the change. I'll look into that
  15. This was a design change, patch notes in our Discord.
  16. Thanks for the report, there is now a Database update in the OP with instructions on how to install it.
  17. Thanks for the heads up, I'll work on getting a DB patch that includes it
  18. There is a macOS option, already been tested. The OP has been edited with the requirements.
  19. You can actually. In game type "/buildsave" without the quotes. In Mids Reborn click "File => Open". Navigate to "<YourCOHDirectory>\<YourAccountName>\Builds". Select the "build.txt" file and click "Open" You should now see your characters build loaded into Mids Reborn. Enjoy!
  20. The biggest thing that is preventing myself, or Maslow from doing any type of porting the app to different platforms is that just about everything inside of the app ties heavily into the Windows System.Drawing namespace within the .NET framework. For example. the creation of the power slots, enhancement slots, etc, are all done via Classes and Methods within that namespace. That in itself would be a massive undertaking, requiring hundreds of hours (most likely) in order to move away from this into something like Xamarin Forms and then changing all the individual pieces that made changes to it. Someone had previously mentioned .NET Core also, this however does not solve that issue either. While .NET Core 3.x does support Winforms and WPF, they still require those types of applications to be ran on a Windows platform. A branch of MRB utilizing .NET Core 3.x has already been created and tested confirming this. NET Core however is more optimized than the .NET framework itself as in many cases, entire portions of the framework were re-created from scratch. This does seem to provide some performance increases and after more testing we may choose to move to this as the standard going forward.
  21. There isn't anything to export that would be worth using that couldn't be obtained via the server source, better off starting from scratch.
  22. Already implemented in the version...release date still TBD.
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