It looks like D3 Gem Calculator has finally gone off-line

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This site ==> https://www.diablo3gemcalculator.com/ has gone away. This would take all of the thinking out of gem calculation, gem crafting calculation, paragon planning, augment planning, etc.

Good bye old friend.
:frowning_face:

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It’s a shame, the site was very useful!

While waiting to see it maybe reappear, it is possible to go through this url

ps: I don’t know how long the site will be visible…

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I think they waved a proper goodbye before pulling the plug.

Published code to Github repo for hosting.

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Farewell, you were a great little web app.

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Thank you @naksiloth.
Do you have a link to the github?

Thanks @Strix.

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If you enter the link that Strix sent their github is linked at the very bottom of the page.

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Thank you guys.

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Here is your Calculator:

Marquise Gem ------ 81 - 162 - 243
Imperial Gem ---------- 27 - 54 - 81
Flawless Imp Gem ----- 9 - 18 - 27
Royal Gem------------------ 3 - 6 - 9
Flawless Royal Gem------ 1 - 2 - 3

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You can even delete the first line after a while
Imperial Gem 81 162 243
Flawless Imp Gem 27 54 81
Royal Gem 9 18 27
Flawless Royal Gem 3 6 9

Edit: the website is back online!

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It has an invalid certificate. I wouldn’t trust it without one. Way too easy to embed something that shouldn’t be there and oopsie, it’s on you for going and ignoring the warning the browser pops up.

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To make 1 Flawless Royal gem. You need 81 Marquise, 27 Imperial, 9 Flawless Imp, 3 Royal. You have your numbers line up wrong.

Yes down the road you get to a point you really don’t need the Marquise gems. Because yes you will enough of the Imperial gems.

I only set it up that way to show what gems you need to make 1or 2 or 3 Flawless Royal gems.

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Now it has a valid certificate :wink:

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No, it doesn’t.

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Strange, through 3 browsers the certificate is indicated as valid.

Am I missing something? :thinking:

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I’ll try again later. It’s possible that it just hasn’t propogated to all DNS servers yet and I’m getting a cached certificate. That shouldn’t happen since those are typically checked live with the proper certificate authorities, but it can’t be ruled out.

Edit: Clicking the link version in my post above works. Using the link the OP posted does not. The https:// combined with the “www” portion of the URL is causing Firefox to have a snitfit with the certificate. So it is an invalid certificate in that it isn’t matching with the secure URL vs. insecure (http) version of the URL.

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:+1:
I was only using the diablo3gemcalculator.com part so no warning message, with https://www.diablo3gemcalculator.com/ I have one (on all 3 browsers)

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Thank you guys. The site is back online for me. No issues with SSL certs being invalid.

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You’re not using the URL from the OP then because the certificate hasn’t been updated and is still invalid for the original URL from the OP (the non-www versions work normally).

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best reply !!! EVER !!!.