Custom client by Latikai, building on Ender's client

[Kandarim]

it 'll appear when you actually see a cougar

Also, now the neck slot actually shows the neck slot rather than a disfunctional, unused slot.

[Shadeen]

Is there a way to edit which items will appear on the radar, other than the checkboxes in the radar page of the UI? I'm looking for a way to turn off certain forageables and keep others of the same 'type' on my radar.

Thanks!

[Kandarim]

i've necroed the relevant topic:

http://forum.salemthegame.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6708

[Shadeen]

i've necroed the relevant topic:

http://forum.salemthegame.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6708

Thank you so much! <3

[Argentis]

it 'll appear when you actually see a cougar

Also, now the neck slot actually shows the neck slot rather than a disfunctional, unused slot.

My neck slot shows my hat slot.

Edit: Actually my hat slot shows in double.

[Kandarim]

this was the case in the first update, but it should be fixed now.

[bologna_man00]

How are you able to get player kin colors to show up on the radar in your client? Is it simply some radar.xml magic, or does it lie deeper in the code?

I often find myself using Ender's client more, but I miss the color-coded radar in yours.

[Kandarim]

actually, it's a small bit of radar code in the client. you can't do it from radar.xml

[Kandarim]

Update to timers

Given my recent revelation that Ender's Timer implementation takes server time into account, I've started using them myself. There were some things that annoyed me as well as some features other people requested:

- Timers will now play a sound if you want them to. Defaults to a rather annoying old-style clock I had a sound file for, but you can override it by placing a timer.wav in your ~/Salem. Sound can also be completely turned off.
- Timers can be protected from accidental deletion.
- Timer interface has been shifted around somewhat to give all of the buttons a bit more space and to be more pleasing to my eyes

Small question to people that use this: do you want the lock to protect against accidental start/stop as well, or only against accidental delete?

[M13tz]

Update to timers

Given my recent revelation that Ender's Timer implementation takes server time into account, I've started using them myself. There were some things that annoyed me as well as some features other people requested:

- Timers will now play a sound if you want them to. Defaults to a rather annoying old-style clock I had a sound file for, but you can override it by placing a timer.wav in your ~/Salem. Sound can also be completely turned off.
- Timers can be protected from accidental deletion.
- Timer interface has been shifted around somewhat to give all of the buttons a bit more space and to be more pleasing to my eyes

Small question to people that use this: do you want the lock to protect against accidental start/stop as well, or only against accidental delete?

yeah that protection would be nice, additional clock reordering would be nice (without need to stop them and delete then remake all in different order)