KEWL! will check it out.That's already there I believe. Look at the first button at the top left (Flavor%). With that you can lower or raise the overall flavor % across the board...(It's pure genius!)
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JuiceCalculator does that for me all the time, either up or down. Just use the "Flavor %) button on the upper left top side of the screen. From there you can change the total percentage of the flavor and everything automatically adjusts just like magic. A really great feature!
I think I have 3 possible answers:
1.) If you are wanting to change the Ingredient you made from a recipe.
You can't edit it, you have to remake it. It is considered an already made base recipe for that single ingredient.
Make sure to save the recipe and edit that, to create a new ingredient from it.
2.) If you are adding the ingredient to a new recipe. It assumes you will use it just like any other ingredient.
3.) If you want to change the Default Percentage when you add the ingredient to a new recipe.
You can edit that in the Ingredient screen.
Very handy! Thank you for sharing. The google download link no longer works though...
Holy Crap... Where has this software been all my life? It is awesome. I have been using the other well known calc for the past year with really no issues.
Now that I am finally putting my Scale (collected dust for 6 months) into full time use, I cannot see any reason to ever stop using this calculator.
Great Job HotRod. Keep up the great work. I hope to ship you a few bucks soon due to all of the time this is going to save me.
Oh and another Holy Crap - it keeps an inventory!!! And helps you put an order together. To use a phrase from my 16 year old OMG.
Now that I am finally putting my Scale (collected dust for 6 months) into full time use, I cannot see any reason to ever stop using this calculator.
Great Job HotRod. Keep up the great work. I hope to ship you a few bucks soon due to all of the time this is going to save me.
Oh and another Holy Crap - it keeps an inventory!!! And helps you put an order together. To use a phrase from my 16 year old OMG.
Multiple Nicotine's can be saved. So I can make my favorite mix base at my desired level and simply use that instead of mixging nic, pg, vg, water and flavors each time. I must be hallucinating because that is the best idea ever. I'm not missing something with this am I?
It can do about anything you need to. I love the alarm threshold on the inventory and the ability to deduct the flavorings from your inventory when you make a recipe. Categorizing groups of recipes together makes it easy for me to group recipes that I tend to make in the same session. I try to keep recipes with shared common ingredients grouped so I can mix them at the same time.
Ok folks, if I set up a Nic Base at a target of 19mg/ml with a 60 VG / 40 PG blend with say 6% flavoring and save it as NICBlend6040. Then I can use that item (NICBlend6040) as my Nicotine for all of my mixes and I should be good and safe - right? I use FA flavoring so I am in the range of 4~10% total. I vape 18 mg/ml normally. Should be very close right?
Is this all I really have to do to measure by weight? Can it really be this easy? I have been hesitant to mix by weight because I find it simply too easy to mix a big batch of Nic Base.
Is this all I really have to do to measure by weight? Can it really be this easy? I have been hesitant to mix by weight because I find it simply too easy to mix a big batch of Nic Base.
This software is too cool. Thank you for the heads up regarding the thresholds. Now I wont have 6 bottles of Cream Fresh and only one drop of Vienna Cream because I cant keep my stock organized enough.
Every time I open this program I find something new and really useful. A Backup on close - Really? Just a great idea and safeguard.
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You can tweak the backups in your settings. You can also set default weights for all new added flavorings, along with other defaults.
I make a recipe a flavor Base. Then when I make the base again I have to input the amount and the cost for it to be added to the base ingredient totals.
Would it be easier to make your recipe base, making that an ingredient with its own associated ml/cost per ml?
As an early adopter of this awesomeness I'm very impressed. I've been MIA for a long time and this calculator just leaped from one of best to THE calculator. Congrats HotRod!
The only issue I have with it is still modifying/building from ingredients amount. Since I mix by weight this is often annoying. Let me try to demonstrate it.
Let's say, according to inventory I have 7 ml/gr of a given flavor, and my 90 ml recipe calls for 5 ml/gr and now I know that with just 2ml/gr left I will not be able to make 90ml again.
Let's say I pour it all the flavor, and it's 7,2 ml (7,429gr).
Is there an easy way of use all of those 7,2 ml, and the other ingredients automatically adjust accordingly, keeping their ratios and adjusting final volume?
AFAIK, when modyfing/bulding I have to manually adjust every ingredient because there's no option to lock the ratios.
I usually, as workaround, try to modify the recipe's final volume to get as close as possible but, it's a pain sometimes.
Is there a better way, is it already implemented and I just don't know, can it be added?
The only issue I have with it is still modifying/building from ingredients amount. Since I mix by weight this is often annoying. Let me try to demonstrate it.
Let's say, according to inventory I have 7 ml/gr of a given flavor, and my 90 ml recipe calls for 5 ml/gr and now I know that with just 2ml/gr left I will not be able to make 90ml again.
Let's say I pour it all the flavor, and it's 7,2 ml (7,429gr).
Is there an easy way of use all of those 7,2 ml, and the other ingredients automatically adjust accordingly, keeping their ratios and adjusting final volume?
AFAIK, when modyfing/bulding I have to manually adjust every ingredient because there's no option to lock the ratios.
I usually, as workaround, try to modify the recipe's final volume to get as close as possible but, it's a pain sometimes.
Is there a better way, is it already implemented and I just don't know, can it be added?
Anyone but me having problems downloading the latest version???
I had the version 4 at one time and deleted it with intentions to download and reinstall due to some issues but now the link comes up with a "500" error on the google page...then after several attempts it loads but want show a preview but was able to down load it finally but my Norton anti-virus popped up and said it the file was bad and it deleted it.
I would like to try this calculator but somehow I'm not able to so far!!
Thanks for any help!
I had the version 4 at one time and deleted it with intentions to download and reinstall due to some issues but now the link comes up with a "500" error on the google page...then after several attempts it loads but want show a preview but was able to down load it finally but my Norton anti-virus popped up and said it the file was bad and it deleted it.
I would like to try this calculator but somehow I'm not able to so far!!
Thanks for any help!
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Did you try the drop box link? I posted the new google link a page or two back.
I tried the google link that you posted...the "Dropbox" link I tried came up with a "400"error saying the it had been moved/deleted!
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