Fixed a few bits, icons for crew not in collection should show correctly now and I've added a few more crew to existing collections. Namely Klingon Janeway to Killing Game, Admiral Riker to the Admiralty and a few extra Odo's who are not ready for Jelly!
Fixed a few bits, icons for crew not in collection should show correctly now and I've added a few more crew to existing collections. Namely Klingon Janeway to Killing Game, Admiral Riker to the Admiralty and a few extra Odo's who are not ready for Jelly!
Just a couple of questions:
1. Is there a way to update the old sheet with the new within the old sheet? I am just plain lazy and don't want to reset permissions and correct links to my copy of the sheet every time you put out some new stuff.
2. On the "input sheet" I see that there is a column for Portal availability yet that info doesn't seem to show anywhere in the other sheets (that I can find anyways). Is there a way that data can be added to the 'crew' lists? Probably not ... but it would be cool if it could be.
Remember: it's just a game, not a matter of life and death!
1. Yes either just do the reimport steps again on the Import section or go onto your import data and tweak the values manually
2. Yes this is possible, I'll pencil it in for a future update.
Hi thanks for the reply..
Yes I Transfer the text copy and paste and that works brings up data of my crew.
The probem is the CSV file button I click it and no file appears for down load
Hi thanks for the reply..
Yes I Transfer the text copy and paste and that works brings up data of my crew.
The probem is the CSV file button I click it and no file appears for down load
The DataCore page and download link seem to work just fine for me on Windows 10 and using Chrome (and of course in Google Drive later)
You need to include more information that might help Captain Idol ...
Remember: it's just a game, not a matter of life and death!
Ok. Seems I have a grip on this now.
I was using MSedge.
So tied it with chrome and guess what it works.
Thank you all and sorry for wasting your time
Huggs to all.
Ok. Seems I have a grip on this now.
I was using MSedge.
So tied it with chrome and guess what it works.
Thank you all and sorry for wasting your time
Huggs to all.
glad you got it figured out! Dang M$! lol
Remember: it's just a game, not a matter of life and death!
Ok. Seems I have a grip on this now.
I was using MSedge.
So tied it with chrome and guess what it works.
Thank you all and sorry for wasting your time
Huggs to all.
No waste! Always here to help and glad you got it sorted out.
The bonus boost for B-4's Max Bonus Amount should read +7, not +1, at least as far as I can tell. Can someone confirm this? I posted in Engineering about the bias problem, under the title: "Bias Ship question." The wiki was wrong, is now corrected, but these sheets are wrong.
The bonus boost for B-4's Max Bonus Amount should read +7, not +1, at least as far as I can tell. Can someone confirm this? I posted in Engineering about the bias problem, under the title: "Bias Ship question." The wiki was wrong, is now corrected, but these sheets are wrong.
Probably worth talking to TemporalAgent7 as those stats are pulled from the Wiki I think or from the API. Either way this shoot only uses the Datacore resources so if that changes, so will the sheet.
I've been going through the Wiki card by card. I'm on day 3 of this project of comparing each card's Wiki Ship information vs. Captain's Idol's Sheet download. So far I'd estimate 10-15% of the information downloaded from Captain Idol is incorrect, in some fashion, about the Ship Battle Statistics. Either it's got the wrong Trigger listed, or the Bonus numbers are wrong, or something. Some of you are saying in previous comments that the Captain Idol info is pulled from the Wiki, well obviously that can't be correct. Between the two, something is amiss. This isn't a criticism, just an observation by someone going over the information piece by piece. There's too many errors or inconsistencies for me to list.
I've been going through the Wiki card by card. I'm on day 3 of this project of comparing each card's Wiki Ship information vs. Captain's Idol's Sheet download. So far I'd estimate 10-15% of the information downloaded from Captain Idol is incorrect, in some fashion, about the Ship Battle Statistics. Either it's got the wrong Trigger listed, or the Bonus numbers are wrong, or something. Some of you are saying in previous comments that the Captain Idol info is pulled from the Wiki, well obviously that can't be correct. Between the two, something is amiss. This isn't a criticism, just an observation by someone going over the information piece by piece. There's too many errors or inconsistencies for me to list.
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?
I've been going through the Wiki card by card. I'm on day 3 of this project of comparing each card's Wiki Ship information vs. Captain's Idol's Sheet download. So far I'd estimate 10-15% of the information downloaded from Captain Idol is incorrect, in some fashion, about the Ship Battle Statistics. Either it's got the wrong Trigger listed, or the Bonus numbers are wrong, or something. Some of you are saying in previous comments that the Captain Idol info is pulled from the Wiki, well obviously that can't be correct. Between the two, something is amiss. This isn't a criticism, just an observation by someone going over the information piece by piece. There's too many errors or inconsistencies for me to list.
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it - that one I remember.
I've been going through the Wiki card by card. I'm on day 3 of this project of comparing each card's Wiki Ship information vs. Captain's Idol's Sheet download. So far I'd estimate 10-15% of the information downloaded from Captain Idol is incorrect, in some fashion, about the Ship Battle Statistics. Either it's got the wrong Trigger listed, or the Bonus numbers are wrong, or something. Some of you are saying in previous comments that the Captain Idol info is pulled from the Wiki, well obviously that can't be correct. Between the two, something is amiss. This isn't a criticism, just an observation by someone going over the information piece by piece. There's too many errors or inconsistencies for me to list.
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it. That also happene
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?[/quote]
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it - that one I remember.
I've been going through the Wiki card by card. I'm on day 3 of this project of comparing each card's Wiki Ship information vs. Captain's Idol's Sheet download. So far I'd estimate 10-15% of the information downloaded from Captain Idol is incorrect, in some fashion, about the Ship Battle Statistics. Either it's got the wrong Trigger listed, or the Bonus numbers are wrong, or something. Some of you are saying in previous comments that the Captain Idol info is pulled from the Wiki, well obviously that can't be correct. Between the two, something is amiss. This isn't a criticism, just an observation by someone going over the information piece by piece. There's too many errors or inconsistencies for me to list.
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it - that one I remember.
Cool, can you give us some concrete examples though? I'd love to look into it, either correct DataCore or submit fixes to the Wiki as needed.
@TemporalAgent7 Please check your mailbox too, I sent you a message regarding crew variants some time ago. Thanks!
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I've been going through the Wiki card by card. I'm on day 3 of this project of comparing each card's Wiki Ship information vs. Captain's Idol's Sheet download. So far I'd estimate 10-15% of the information downloaded from Captain Idol is incorrect, in some fashion, about the Ship Battle Statistics. Either it's got the wrong Trigger listed, or the Bonus numbers are wrong, or something. Some of you are saying in previous comments that the Captain Idol info is pulled from the Wiki, well obviously that can't be correct. Between the two, something is amiss. This isn't a criticism, just an observation by someone going over the information piece by piece. There's too many errors or inconsistencies for me to list.
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it - that one I remember.
Cool, can you give us some concrete examples though? I'd love to look into it, either correct DataCore or submit fixes to the Wiki as needed.
Guys, not sure how I can provide that info. I completed the work earlier in the week and didn't record all the changes I had to make. I'm sorry. I was just focused on getting the info right on my spreadsheet. It took many, many hours work. As I said above, the main discrepancies are for characters with multiple versions, and the triggers. It didn't occur to me to post about it here until I was already 75% through the work.
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Lol.
See you in 2075! We might get a The Next Next Next Generation mega by then!
Just a couple of questions:
1. Is there a way to update the old sheet with the new within the old sheet? I am just plain lazy and don't want to reset permissions and correct links to my copy of the sheet every time you put out some new stuff.
2. On the "input sheet" I see that there is a column for Portal availability yet that info doesn't seem to show anywhere in the other sheets (that I can find anyways). Is there a way that data can be added to the 'crew' lists? Probably not ... but it would be cool if it could be.
My Captain Idol's
My DataCore page
My Spreadsheet
2. Yes this is possible, I'll pencil it in for a future update.
It's only my opinion but....
It's only my opinion but....
It's only my opinion but....
Yes I Transfer the text copy and paste and that works brings up data of my crew.
The probem is the CSV file button I click it and no file appears for down load
It's only my opinion but....
The DataCore page and download link seem to work just fine for me on Windows 10 and using Chrome (and of course in Google Drive later)
You need to include more information that might help Captain Idol ...
My Captain Idol's
My DataCore page
My Spreadsheet
Ok I am going to have another play with my settings. See if it’s something I missed.
It's only my opinion but....
I was using MSedge.
So tied it with chrome and guess what it works.
Thank you all and sorry for wasting your time
Huggs to all.
It's only my opinion but....
glad you got it figured out!
My Captain Idol's
My DataCore page
My Spreadsheet
Protecting the Galaxy's Future from itself
No waste! Always here to help and glad you got it sorted out.
It's only my opinion but....
Probably worth talking to TemporalAgent7 as those stats are pulled from the Wiki I think or from the API. Either way this shoot only uses the Datacore resources so if that changes, so will the sheet.
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it - that one I remember.
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it. That also happene
Can you look over a few that you own and compare the stats you see in the game with what you see in the wiki and what you get on DataCore?[/quote]
The Wiki is more right than the DataCore. The Wiki contains a few errors here and there, like saying a card has a trigger when it doesn't, or vice-versa, but compared to the 15% of errors or so the DataCore contains, it's nothing. Where it seems to be off the most is popular characters/characters who have many variations. The Datacore will say such and such card has a Cloaking Trigger, but that card doesn't, but another card from the same character will have that Trigger, but it's not listed on the Datacore. I'm wondering, with multiple variation characters, if whenever the data is being transferred to the Datacore, it's not lining up with the right cards - the right character, but not the right card. That happened a lot. I noticed that another issue with the DataCore download is the "short names" not always matching up correctly with the right card - again, a variation within a character issue. For instance, Away Team Number One, if I'm recalling this correctly, came up as a "Riker" variant. I had to fix it - that one I remember.
Cool, can you give us some concrete examples though? I'd love to look into it, either correct DataCore or submit fixes to the Wiki as needed.
@Darth Skippy , I would also be interested in submitting such edits to the Wiki, as that website was the original source for the Crew & Ship Abilities spreadsheet that I created & now update based on official TP (Shan’s) posts in Starfleet Communications. 🖖