I am trying to collect certain information during combat via triggers that raise events which then do all the heavy lifting. But I'm running into a problem in that it seems that the event triggered from one line isn't finishing before the event triggered on the next line runs. Specifically, the firs...

These are the results that I get: local test1 = Geyser.MiniConsole:new({name = "test1"}) local test2 = Geyser.MiniConsole:new({name = "test2"}) test1:setFontSize(9) display(test1.fontSize) --> 9 display(Geyser.MiniConsole.fontSize) --> 8 display(Geyser.Window.fontSize) -- 8 display(Geyser.Container....

Geyser.MiniConsole is an instance of the Geyser.Window class, which is an instance of the Geyser.Container class. The metatable for Geyser.MiniConsole is set so that any calls to Geyser.MiniConsole that aren't recognized are passed up to Geyser.Window, and from there to Geyser.Container if necessary...

I'm pretty sure I understand the reasoning, and it is as follows. Geyser.MiniConsole doesn't have a "setFontSize" function, nor does "Geyser.Window". "Geyser.Container" DOES have a setFontSize function. So the intent was to do whatever is in the Geyser.Container.setFontSize function and, in addition...

As a proof that my idea was correct, I changed the line in GeyserMiniConsole.lua from self.parent:setFontSize(size) to self.parent.setFontSize(self, size) and ran my initial example, using the exact same code. These were the results: local test1 = Geyser.MiniConsole:new({name = "test1"}) local test2...

If I understand how this works correctly, I am going to have to disagree with you. self:setFontSize(size) -- > self.setFontSize(self,size) However, when using the function in self.parent:setFontSize(size), the "self" that will be passed is "self.parent", not "self". Hence the problem. Or, to be clea...

I found the offending function that is causing the fonts to suddenly change. It is "setBackgroundColor". This simple example demonstrates the issue.

I tracked down the problem, and posted it in the Development forum. Hopefully it will be enough to allow someone to resolve the issue. I'm thinking that replacing the "self.parent:setFontSize(size)" with "self.parent.setFontSize(self,size)" or perhaps "self.fontSize = size" should work. If I changed...

Using the "setFontSize" function for any MiniConsole object created with Geyser stores that value in Geyser.Window.fontSize rather than in the object itself, a behavior not observed with other objects (labels and gauges tested). Here is an example function demonstrating what I'm talking about. local...

Have you tried making a profile for your game but giving it a bogus name?