The way in which the score is calculated is pretty straightforward.
Each item gets a rating depending on the SRS level (from Apprentice to Enlightened).
Then the ratings get summed up and form the total score.
Basically, the higher in level an item is, the less it will affect the total score.
You can click on the score to edit the total score (detaults to 100).
I like it a lot. It seems to calculate scores a little bit differently from my script, but to be honest, everything’s made up and the points don’t matter anyway.
I don’t like how there’s a margin above the information bar. Otherwise, it seems to be a straight upgrade (as in, it’s better) from my script. I’ll try it out for a bit and find out if I’ll just link to this topic from mine.
Well done.
(Edit: I’m a little bit saddened that you abandoned the spiciness metric )
So I installed this, really looking forward to trying it after I was swamped with over 200 reviews this morning. But I can’t… seem to find it? I installed it from GreasyFork, and GF seems to THINK I have it installed, but I don’t have it available for me on my dashboard? It’s simply not there. I click on lessons, and I AM blocked from doing more, but… I can’t find any interface or settings for the script? Help?
EDIT: So NOW it’s visible on the lesson summary screen. And seems to be working. Is that the only place it shows up? Forgive me, I’m not familiar with the original version of the script (pre-your changes).
EDIT 2: With a maximum score set at 100, about how long does a level take? Anyone know?
Yes, it only shows up on the lesson screens, because there’s no need to inject the script into the site (and increase page load times) when it’s not needed.
Haven’t made any measurements in how long a level could take with a specific setting.
One could calculate it, and maybe I’ll take some time and put something together if I find some time.
Edit:
I actually had a bug in there where it wouldn’t load properly when the API key wasn’t present, only after the next page reload.
Should be fixed now (I hope)
Thanks
Hitting “Enter” on the keyboard when on the end-of-lesson screen, where you can go to the summary page or continue on to more lessons, will take you to a new set of lessons even if the set you’ve just done was supposed to be your last set and the “continue” button isn’t displayed. The key press should either be disabled or take you to the summary screen in this case.