@MexiCanOoO I had the same problem, I seemed to be able to fix it by changing skipped.push(order[index]); to skipped.push(order[index-1]);
This is really nice. It would be amazing if the skipped words list at the end of the round was correct. I’ll use it every day once that bug is fixed.
MexiCanOoO said... Just an observations, but whenever I decide to skip something at the end when it shows the skipped words it doesn't show the word you skipped but the word that came after the word you skipped. Is this happening to anyone else?This is happening to me too.
This ap is great though and i can really see the benefits!!! thanks a lot!! and i see myself using it a lot in the future!
When I use it, I get asked vocabulary that I haven’t learned yet. For instance, I haven’t learned the kun’yomi reading for cow yet, but it came up as a question. Even though it uses the API key, it’s like it just draws from the level I’m now, not the vocabulary I’ve actually learned.
Bringing this thread back because I, like others in this thread, would love for the bug to be fixed where you can see missed/skipped items at the end rather than whatever the algorithm is doing now to show me mostly ones I already knew. Because this is an awesome thing–it’s really testing my memory and I like that!!!
triumelephantly said... Bringing this thread back because I, like others in this thread, would love for the bug to be fixed where you can see missed/skipped items at the end rather than whatever the algorithm is doing now to show me mostly ones I already knew. Because this is an awesome thing--it's really testing my memory and I like that!!!Seconding this - just been pointed at this thread, and this would be a great tool that would really address a gap in my self-testing if I could rely on the summary at the end to tell me what the ones I actually skipped were.
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I was waiting until I fixed up and added a couple of other things (like providing more flexible options and setting them from the window) before releasing it, but after reading some of these posts and trying the OPs game, I thought that I’d just rush out the next release of Self-Study Plus as is.
/t/UserScript-Wanikani-Self-Study-Plus-v-0113/6444/1
It is not a pure reverse quiz, but it now adds them as an optional extra (enabled by default)
so for each item (assuming it has a kanji, reading and meaning) it will test:
Reading, given Kanji;
Meaning, given Kanji; and
Reading, given Meaning. (reverse)
Some of you might find it to be a suitable replacement, although you can’t skip any of them, it should let you know which ones you got wrong at the end.
You still need to give it your own words, but if you have them in a csv it should be pretty easy to do so.
The review screen needs work, but the reverse ones that were wrong will show up in English and red.
Just be aware of things like this: (it wanted 多数 not 番号)
Very cool! Thank you for this!