Izana said...
This might be mentioned somewhere already and I overlooked it. If so, my apologizes.
Does SS+ use the exact same SRS system as WaniKani?
No, but I'm making some major coding changes soon and I'll probably adjust it soon to be more in line with the WK method,
The items only drop one level if you get it wrong,
As for the space between levels, I haven't changed that from the original script (shudouken's WKSS), the only thing I did was adjust it to be a bit more readable:
var srsintervals = [];
var hrs = 60*60*1000;
var days = 24*hrs;
var weeks = 7*days;
srsintervals.push(0);
srsintervals.push(4*hrs);
srsintervals.push(8*hrs);
srsintervals.push(1*days);
srsintervals.push(3*days);
srsintervals.push(1*weeks);
srsintervals.push(2*weeks);
srsintervals.push(730*hrs);//average month
srsintervals.push(2922*hrs);//average 4 months
pushindawood said...
Hello!
I'm using Chrome on a Mac, repaired the //@require line, filled in my API Key in both(I tried just the first place first, then both places) places and set both locks to "false" and I'm still getting the "Next review in undefined" message under "learn". I have no problem adding/editing Kanji and vocab. I've only tried to add Kanji/vocab that are not available on WK, would this be a problem? I thought that that was what the lockDB feature was for?
Might be a dumb question, but I'm leaving the " " around my API Key, that's what I'm supposed to do, right?
Any help appreciated!
EDIT: Tried adding vocab that already exist within WK and still getting the "Next review is undefined" message.
EDIT 2: Anyone?
Not sure, are you able to open the javascript console and check if the items are in storage, I'll be moving the flags to a more user-friendly "settings" window soon.
This command should show the items that have been added:
JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("User-Vocab"));