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Catalan_mistral · 02-16-2017 08:03 AM

The devs may shoot me down in flames but i'm old enough and ugly enough to handle it Smile

I'm no coder so I couldn't even delve into the code to see if any of what I say is possible, or easy to do.

button x y Down_gump Up_gump pressable(1/0) pagedest id

Where pressable is 2/1/0 and 2 fires the button and changes the page?

Timer of some sort on dialog where it update the current page or an aspect of the current page, to allow for as an example spelltimer/cooldown.

These are just a couple of ideas but i'm sure others may have other ideas, some of which could help to improve.

***Ben*** · 02-16-2017 10:43 AM

Interesting, but unfortunately AFAIR, those dialogs commands are hardcoded into the client. We could have a look at it, but I really doubt it can be done.

***Coruja*** · 02-17-2017 02:22 AM

on "pressable pagedest id" you can use "0 x 0", this will disable the button response and will make the client use it only to change the dialog to "page x"

this is handled on client-side, so both dialog pages must be already sent to client, and the page will be changed without send any button response to server

Catalan_mistral · 03-23-2017 12:52 AM

Been playing around with things looking at the Unicode aspect, and since I've been back I've been playing lots with dialogs, just wondering how difficult it would be to hardcode html functions, so htmlgump and dhtmlgump take the standard html code rather then the <Def.x>. I know we can use script to create a workaround like the one below for doing basefont

Code:

[FUNCTION BASEFONT]

RETURN <DEF.BFONT> <ARGS><DEF.R1>

Which allows for the use of

Code:

dhtmlgump 0 450 640 30 0 0 <BASEFONT COLOR="White">

dhtmlgump 0 450 640 30 0 0 <BASEFONT COLOR="#FFFF00>

dhtmlgump 0 450 640 30 0 0 <BASEFONT SIZE="1">

Just think any one coming into sphere will just be able to write straight forward html from the get go.

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