Advanced Setup Creator

[Razor12911]

i already added crc check, you can either use sha1 or md5, but i first to finish what i'm doing and fix all bugs, i have added a lot of things in 0.0.5, text to speech, crc check, effects, improved math calculations, fixed multilanguage bug, fixed radio buttons, auto evade bugs caused by windows defender, added video playback, added diamond and triangle as shapes, fix installation bug, added precom043, added new compare rule, and etc... The list just goes on...

[lemon07r]

Originally Posted by Razor12911

i already added crc check, you can either use sha1 or md5, but i first to finish what i'm doing and fix all bugs, i have added a lot of things in 0.0.5, text to speech, crc check, effects, improved math calculations, fixed multilanguage bug, fixed radio buttons, auto evade bugs caused by windows defender, added video playback, added diamond and triangle as shapes, fix installation bug, added precom043, added new compare rule, and etc... The list just goes on...

Sweet looks like 0.0.5 will be a good a one, I look forward to this milestone.

Originally Posted by Razor12911

Well I could but been busy lately but everything is clearing up, will be free as from the 2nd of November. About distribution, I thought of distributing the program in various sites but it's not ready, still has a couple of bugs here and there but at least I found a couple of people who have been helping this past month with the project. About projects, I made a couple of templates but asc just keeps messing up with the encryption and locking me out and trying to hack AES-256 with passwords at random and 36 characters long is impossible in this lifetime, so I always have to start all over but I fixed that problem now. So far with projects, the uploaded version is quite buggy that even when saving your project is like flipping a coin, if it lands on the wrong side then everything lost without saving.

Anyways, here's another test.

if using Windows 8, 8.1 or 10, please switch off Windows Defender, it offends ASC. After running the exe, head over to System requirements then start clicking according the uploaded picture.

Thanks in advance.

Everything showed up properly for me.
Also I'm not sure if the method for checking cpu requirements is a good one, since even low frequency intel cpu's will do better then a high frequency amd one, and while amd cpu's will have more threads/cores intel ones will still perform better. I guess the best way to do it would be to separate requirements between the two chip makers. But of course if it turns out to be hard to add such a feature it would just be a hassle to add.