Thong3320

Wow....neat idea with the group health below the targetting....I just had to steal that bit of code and add it to my own custom target window (with credit to you, of course!). Can't wait to try it out in a real situation!
You ROCK!

myxiplx

Heh, help yourself thong, that's what it's here for

PS. If you like it, please rate it. Makes it stand out a lot more in the listings

Kickbutt

I love the target window but is there a way to make it a little smaller?

myxiplx

Very difficult to make it smaller than it is without it getting hard to read, but is there anything specific you're after?

I know it's huge compared to the standard target bar, it took me a few days to adapt to it myself. Love it now though, and I don't even notice the space it takes up.

I run it at 85% transparent, it's easy enough to read, but I find it's a little less in the way then.

Ahnubis

Love it, but would it be possible to remove the "HOTT/TARGET" label there? The group health showing in the window is working wonderfully on raids.

myxiplx

Ahnubis, can I try being lazy with this as there's only one line to change

If you edit your EQUI_TargetWindow.xml file and scroll to the bottom, about a dozen lines up from the end you'll see a line:

Change that line to read:

Save that and reload your UI and it'll get rid of the title area and the text. There might be a bit of blank space at the top, but let me know if that's what you want.

Myx

Ahnubis

Gave it a try, but didn't play well with the other pieces. The chat window piece that I pulled out of a different UI doesn't have borders and the name of the window floats there uptop by itself, wish I'd written down the name of where pulled it from. Very handy window though for those of us that use the mouse alot.

myxiplx

Ahnubis, send me an e-mail with that file and a screenshot of how it looks I should be able to make the target window look the same.

Mail me on myxiplx- usual bit here -hotmail.com.

CrazySK

New to the forums here. Is there anyway to run multiple mods?

Finding myself only able to ru none at a time. Is there a way to over ride something so I can use more then 1 at a time?

myxiplx

Yes it's possible, but please don't ask questions here - it's only by pure luck I spotted your comments. Ask any questions in this thread: http://www.eqinterface.com/forums/s...ead.php?t=18945

Running multiple mods is usually just a case of copying all the relevant files into one folder, but from time to time you do get clashes. If you give me a bit more detail about what mods you're trying to run, and what you've tried so far I'll do my best to help.

Zhuule

i like this window works great for my melee, but with the ui i am using with my cleric i lose my mana bar when i load this window

nazden

Would love to have this updated, best target window IMHO

myxiplx

Yup, I'll be getting started on the updates this week. Bear with me though, I don't play Everquest any more so I'm a bit rusty with my UI coding

Pyndragoon

Love it. Was wondering what it would take to disengage the buff indicator bar from the actual target window so it could be placed somewhere else on the screen?

myxiplx

It's something I'd love to do, but it's not possible to do as part of the standard inteface. Like many things in the EQ interface, target buffs are hardcoded to the target window, and that limits my options. I can put them in a floating window like this, but although it looks like a separate element it isn't - there's no way to select or move that window as it's still actually part of the target window.

If you're prepared to edit the code though it is possible to put those buffs elsewhere on the screen. You can either change it's position relative to the target window, or specify an exact co-ordinate for the piece.

To move the window, open the file EQUI_TargetWindow.xml, and search for myx_buff_scroll. You'll find it starts something like this:

<Screen item="myx_buff_scroll">
<RelativePosition>true</RelativePosition>
<Location>
<X>53</X>
<Y>61</Y>
</Location>

RelativePosition dictates whether the position is relative to the top left of the target window, or the top left of the screen. Location is then the co-ordinate to place it.

So you could move this further away from the target window by changing the Y value to 150. Or you could put it somewhere at the top of your screen by changing RelativePosition to false, setting X to around 400 and Y to around 50.

Hope that helps,

Myx