MaxCoderz

I play a 56' les paul jr. with P90's and all that good stuff (my dad kept it in his closet after college).
I use D'Addario strings on my classical (the pro'arte ones KICK ASS!), so chances are I'll go with their electric strings.

DAMNIT!
*is stupid for falling for it AGAIN*

I understand your point, but it provides a nice sandbox for creating and using effects. Defenently not for recording purposes, though! More of a "press this button and see what happens" deal. He should just keep it simple in the beginning, though. Light distortion here and there should do ...

Hey, you may want some effects to go with that amp! Instead of buying lots of expensive stompboxes, I reccoment the following: http://www.digitech.com/products/rp300a.htm Yes, it's expensive compared to your amp, but trust me. That thing has programmable effects and never gets old! (I recommend the ...

Allow me to ask a very stupid question: If it's an executable to run on my computer, that will load my Ticalc.org data from the website (provided that I have a connection with the Internet), why would I use your program instead of going to Ticalc.org..? (Fears "you're unencouraging!" flam...

After getting frustrated with Tkinter's lack of features, I've switched over to a new GUI toolkit. CalcStat will still be written in Python, but I'll be using the wonderful wxPython (http://wxpython.org) for the GUI. I have to admit, though, that I haven't done any work on it in the last couple of m...

I didn't do the image. It's amazing what results you get when you do a google image search on bush.

MetalHead25 wrote:How bout a program where u get to shoot Bush?

http://eric.woodtx.com/tests/banner.html
Much fun.

For you, something cheap that still does effects like distortion.

Okay, I have some screens to show off now.
Remember, the finished product may or may not reflect these.

http://eric.woodtx.com/images/calcstat.gif
http://eric.woodtx.com/images/calcstat2.gif
http://eric.woodtx.com/images/screen.gif

Still working on it!

That's pretty much it.
I'm going to make this thing as easy to use as possible.

"If you make something idiot-proof, god makes a better idiot."
Those are words to live by.

I have no idea what makes you people think this will be embedded in a webpage! This will be an executable (.exe) file for running on YOUR computer. If I did want to use it in a webpage, however, I could write a CGI script (Python is very good for that) and use it that way. Now this will be readable:...

Yes. This is how it works: -It retrieves a copy of the page's html -The html is then parsed by a variety of functions that return the information Here's what one of the parsing objects looks like: def get_rank(data): [t]mark2 = string.find(data, "on our all-time top downloads") [t]mark = s...

Very. All you'll have to do is unzip the file and run the executable. Thanks to py2exe, I can now compile my Python programs! The only information you'll need to know is your TiCalc account number, and once you enter it the first time it will be saved. You will then be prompted by a login window the...

I'm sure some of you have already heard me talk about this elsewhere, but I shall announce it here, too. CalcStat is a Ticalc.org file statistics viewer written in pure Python. It will provide all of the information you could every want about Ticalc files in an easily read format. Unlike TiReport, t...