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This is a small program that instantly calculates the required blocks to make the corresponding distance and calculates the exact blocks you need to make the old style piston by entering the piston travel distance (Not sure if its in meters or blocks). For example you want a ship that's 75 meters long but you don't know the block count tha
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This is a small program that instantly (Less than a half second or so) calculates the required blocks to make the corresponding distance (Meters) and calculates the exact blocks you need to make the old style piston (the one with rotors) by entering the piston travel distance (Not sure if its in meters or blocks). For example you want a ship that's 75 meters long but you don't know the block count that's required to achieve this distance. No Problem this program will calculate it for you for the example above the program will instantly tell you 30 Large Blocks will equal 75 meters and 90 small blocks would equal 75 meters.
[PROGRAMMED IN]
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express (Visual Basic)
[REQUIREMENTS}
- Microsoft .NET 4.0 or higher
[SUGGESTED OPERATING SYSTEMS]
-Windows 7
-Windows 8
-Windows 8.1
*These aren't required but I suggest using Windows 7 or higher but it can run on XP as far as I know as long as you have .NET 4.0 or higher*
[SOURCE CODE PERMISSION}
I have uploaded the source code also so you can see how this is done. DO NOT UPLOAD THE SOURCECODE ANYWHERE. The source code is simply there for you to see the math behind the calculations
Designed/Coded and tested by me
[PROGRAMMED IN]
Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express (Visual Basic)
[REQUIREMENTS}
- Microsoft .NET 4.0 or higher
[SUGGESTED OPERATING SYSTEMS]
-Windows 7
-Windows 8
-Windows 8.1
*These aren't required but I suggest using Windows 7 or higher but it can run on XP as far as I know as long as you have .NET 4.0 or higher*
[SOURCE CODE PERMISSION}
I have uploaded the source code also so you can see how this is done. DO NOT UPLOAD THE SOURCECODE ANYWHERE. The source code is simply there for you to see the math behind the calculations
Designed/Coded and tested by me