Mudlet features and API requests
Re: Mudlet features and API requests
I would love the ALT + R (reconnect) shortcut to work without the menu-bar displayed. Because, the menu-bar is not shown by default for new profiles. See also discussion next door.
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
Not sure if someone's already requested these, but I wanna add my vote for:
A way to reference and set via a function (aka getSysx(), setSysX(), where x is the name of what you want to get/set) main system fontsize, font style, and screen wrap
a function to hide/show the scroll bar in the main window, or a setting checkbox to remove/hide it (because really.... mouse = scrollwheel = unnecessary usage of precious screen real estate, and IMO it detracts from the look of any gui.) And even if you didn't have a mouse, pgup, pgdown, or if touchscreen, just flicking on the screen scrolls fine. :3
NOTE: I found out that using the setAppStyleSheet, and setting everything to black background makes the scrollbars black holes....for the whole app, which is fine by me, but not a very clean method. just to note, they are still there and still work in the editors, you just have to guess where the drag handle is.
A way to reference and set via a function (aka getSysx(), setSysX(), where x is the name of what you want to get/set) main system fontsize, font style, and screen wrap
a function to hide/show the scroll bar in the main window, or a setting checkbox to remove/hide it (because really.... mouse = scrollwheel = unnecessary usage of precious screen real estate, and IMO it detracts from the look of any gui.) And even if you didn't have a mouse, pgup, pgdown, or if touchscreen, just flicking on the screen scrolls fine. :3
NOTE: I found out that using the setAppStyleSheet, and setting everything to black background makes the scrollbars black holes....for the whole app, which is fine by me, but not a very clean method. just to note, they are still there and still work in the editors, you just have to guess where the drag handle is.
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
And another one for the record
A way to set the Geyser mapper container's background that is permanent. Not just a image label that only shows up when your at the coordinates you were when you set the image
Bump for people who don't want a black hole map box.
A way to set the Geyser mapper container's background that is permanent. Not just a image label that only shows up when your at the coordinates you were when you set the image
Bump for people who don't want a black hole map box.
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
You can set a coloured background for the mapper which I think works in the the mapper as a detachable widget and as a Geyser window. Note that currently (development and release 3.0.0 previews) the 3D mapper does have a plain black background - I am aware of a C++ code to tweak that and it will get fixed the next time I take a scalpel, er, sledgehammer to that area of the code...!
Re: Mudlet features and API requests
I'd find it very useful to have a function I can call to have the inbuilt logger ignore a certain line. Similar to denying the current send.
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I know there is a Logger script out already that could be played with to fit this functionality, but it'd be much nicer to have it built in.
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
I think something like that could be useful
SaveProfile() -- saves profile i normal mudlet dir
SaveProfile("c:/backup") -- saves profile in directory "c:/backup"
SaveProfile() -- saves profile i normal mudlet dir
SaveProfile("c:/backup") -- saves profile in directory "c:/backup"
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
createMapper
createMapper(x, y, width, height)
createMapper(100,50,355,300) -- ok
createMapper(100,50,35%,40%) -- Should be added
createMapper(100,-50,35%,40%) -- Should be added
createMapper(x, y, width, height)
createMapper(100,50,355,300) -- ok
createMapper(100,50,35%,40%) -- Should be added
createMapper(100,-50,35%,40%) -- Should be added
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
azure_glass wrote:createMapper
createMapper(x, y, width, height)
createMapper(100,50,355,300) -- ok
createMapper(100,50,35%,40%) -- Should be added
createMapper(100,-50,35%,40%) -- Should be added
It's possible (and relatively simple) for you to get that functionality yourself with a little math
Edit: I forgot; Mudlet comes prepackaged with a window manager called geyser, which has a function to create a mapper and accepts negative and percentage values.
Re: Mudlet features and API requests
i would appreciate..
miniConsole - transparency
setting Color view Settings from Preferences via function...esp. Background/Foreground and Command line fore/back
maybe console behavior of main at all
playing ogg files
Mapper in Label working, transparency
miniConsole - transparency
setting Color view Settings from Preferences via function...esp. Background/Foreground and Command line fore/back
maybe console behavior of main at all
playing ogg files
Mapper in Label working, transparency
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Re: Mudlet features and API requests
Let me check, by miniConsole you mean the ones that are superimposed over the main profile console (and not the docked/floating consoles, err, user-windows)?
I am not sure but can you change the "Colour view Settings" by using lua scripts that adjust colours for a "main" console - it is on my to do list to unify some of the internal "console" code to reduce the differences in code for the "main" one and all the other types of console but it is a bit of the way down my task list?
The current sound code does use native OS things underneath - so if your system can play Ogg Vorbis files it seems likely that the Qt library functions will use whatever capabilities the operation system can furnish.
Not sure what you mean by "Mapper in Label working, transparency" !
I am not sure but can you change the "Colour view Settings" by using lua scripts that adjust colours for a "main" console - it is on my to do list to unify some of the internal "console" code to reduce the differences in code for the "main" one and all the other types of console but it is a bit of the way down my task list?
The current sound code does use native OS things underneath - so if your system can play Ogg Vorbis files it seems likely that the Qt library functions will use whatever capabilities the operation system can furnish.
Not sure what you mean by "Mapper in Label working, transparency" !