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WC3 Gold Mine Calculator

A program that calculates the amount of gold to be placed in a gold mine depending on how long you expect the game to last (based on the approximation that 5 workers will harvest around 600 gold per minute from a mine) [To calculate the exact amount of gold needed for a single gold mine in a game select the precise option]


Version 1.0 - Initial Release
Version 1.01 - Revised Layout
Version 1.02 - Fixed minor bug
Version 1.05 - Added Game Time Calculator
Version 1.08 - Added Upkeep options to make the calculations more accurate, fixed minor bugs
Contents

WC3 Gold Mine Calculator (Binary)

Reviews
MindWorX
As far as I can tell, it does exactly what it says. It works fine, couldn't find any apparent crashing. You might want to look into splitting up the UI into tabs instead as the top and bottom share elements(Upkeep radio buttons) which can be a bit...
The upkeep screws this calculation up, a player gets much less than what he harvests if he has a large army, Blake, you may wanna make a feature that takes this into consideration
 
It is a useful and innovative tool that should have been created long time ago. 5/5
 
@Blake8 Regarding your question, I'm no expert at this but if you have a value that's not a number and you check if its bigger than 0 then the program will crash. So first check if the value in the textbox is a number than check if its bigger than 0. This should eliminate the errors.
 
As far as I can tell, it does exactly what it says. It works fine, couldn't find any apparent crashing. You might want to look into splitting up the UI into tabs instead as the top and bottom share elements(Upkeep radio buttons) which can be a bit noisy when using it. Also the general aesthetics could be improved a bit.

Other than that though, it works and it's approved!
 
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