Post by lethe on Jan 4, 2020 14:42:02 GMT
Hi Folks,
I haven't been playing much W@S, so my updates to the database have been slow. I am slightly more than 1/2 way through Action Stations with about 20 more cards to go.
www.trovestar.com/generic/group.php?Collection=3
I get a fair number of daily visitors to the database, so I know folks are using it, but I would love it if anyone who sees inaccurate or incomplete data can point it out to me so everyone can benefit from my fixing it.
Many of the cards now have links to the prototype and prototype classes where appropriate so pictures and data about the ships and planes are linked into many of the pages. Of course, that data too is far from complete. Much of the prototype data is gleaned from Wikipedia (and uses Wiki-friendly IP attribution), but more obscure items required research from other sources.
The fleet builder is also functional so the you can track your different fleet builds using the cards in the database.
Some eBay data is also available so you can get a clue how much that extra Graf Zeppelin in your collection is worth.
Squint also added a separate database of his Shapeways models that is available here:
www.trovestar.com/generic/group.php?Collection=16
This database is for more than just W@S and helps you find models using various search and sort capabilities.
Enjoy,
Lethe
I haven't been playing much W@S, so my updates to the database have been slow. I am slightly more than 1/2 way through Action Stations with about 20 more cards to go.
www.trovestar.com/generic/group.php?Collection=3
I get a fair number of daily visitors to the database, so I know folks are using it, but I would love it if anyone who sees inaccurate or incomplete data can point it out to me so everyone can benefit from my fixing it.
Many of the cards now have links to the prototype and prototype classes where appropriate so pictures and data about the ships and planes are linked into many of the pages. Of course, that data too is far from complete. Much of the prototype data is gleaned from Wikipedia (and uses Wiki-friendly IP attribution), but more obscure items required research from other sources.
The fleet builder is also functional so the you can track your different fleet builds using the cards in the database.
Some eBay data is also available so you can get a clue how much that extra Graf Zeppelin in your collection is worth.
Squint also added a separate database of his Shapeways models that is available here:
www.trovestar.com/generic/group.php?Collection=16
This database is for more than just W@S and helps you find models using various search and sort capabilities.
Enjoy,
Lethe
