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The non-numerical EQTypes can be used in any window. The only thing I'm not sure of is the EQTypes for Screens. I'm not even sure if they do anything.

The three "openwnd xxx" EQTypes should probably be removed. Using <EQType>openwnd [window name]</EQType> in a button allows you to open any top level window. I just copied those three because they were used in default.

Also the "closenotclicked" can be used in top level windows. To close if a mouse click is not inside the window. I haven't tested it in other elements like buttons or non-top level windows.

Also in the gauges section there is "39 = Combat Timer" I think that is supposed to be "29 = Out of Combat Timer". The EQUI.xml has a list of all the valid numerical EQType gauges.

10-09-2008, 01:26 AM	#37
Stoplaughin A Tundra Mammoth Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 60	The non-numerical EQTypes can be used in any window. The only thing I'm not sure of is the EQTypes for Screens. I'm not even sure if they do anything. The three "openwnd xxx" EQTypes should probably be removed. Using <EQType>openwnd [window name]</EQType> in a button allows you to open any top level window. I just copied those three because they were used in default. Also the "closenotclicked" can be used in top level windows. To close if a mouse click is not inside the window. I haven't tested it in other elements like buttons or non-top level windows. Also in the gauges section there is "39 = Combat Timer" I think that is supposed to be "29 = Out of Combat Timer". The EQUI.xml has a list of all the valid numerical EQType gauges.