Wow, how'd that one go for so long. This is fixed for 1.3b31emirikol wrote:This is a tiny issue:
Macro editing windows don't expand text area vertically but only do horizontally. When I'm entering and editing text the vertical area enlarge sure would be nice
Thanks!
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Big time crash when I tested with this image: http://image.gsfc.nasa.gov/image/image_launch_a5.jpg
Maybe I won't do that
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Maybe I won't do that
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I linked it to a picture on the web.
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Yes, in the chat window.
I htink images may still be best displayed as temporary new maps. It will save on download time.
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I htink images may still be best displayed as temporary new maps. It will save on download time.
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A request: any way to cut down/combine the number of "stickies" in the forums?
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So, I'm trudging through HTML and saw the <blink> coding. I take it macros and chat are not set up for that? Might be a fun one.
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Trevor: I knew you'd get a kick out of that one
Now onto a more serious topic. I've been reviewing the monster stat blocks for Goblins. It dawned on me that an A/B/C/D macro tree might be very useful for monsters..as we're going to run out of macro space rather quickly otherwise for monsters.
So you'd have MACRO SET A: 1-100
MACRO SET B: 1-100
Is this somethign worth doing? That may be an easy way to get more bang for our macros and also have the sets devoted to particular monsters rather than just in sequential order.
JayH
Now onto a more serious topic. I've been reviewing the monster stat blocks for Goblins. It dawned on me that an A/B/C/D macro tree might be very useful for monsters..as we're going to run out of macro space rather quickly otherwise for monsters.
So you'd have MACRO SET A: 1-100
MACRO SET B: 1-100
Is this somethign worth doing? That may be an easy way to get more bang for our macros and also have the sets devoted to particular monsters rather than just in sequential order.
JayH
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This is a good idea, although macro space isn't an issue for token-based macros, correct? I just think that sometimes it's nice to have a macro not tied to a particular token, but rather generically based so that all I have to do is select a token an hit 'attack' and the rest is based on the token selected (I think you can do that--right?)Trevor: I knew you'd get a kick out of that one Smile
Now onto a more serious topic. I've been reviewing the monster stat blocks for Goblins. It dawned on me that an A/B/C/D macro tree might be very useful for monsters..as we're going to run out of macro space rather quickly otherwise for monsters.
So you'd have MACRO SET A: 1-100
MACRO SET B: 1-100
Is this somethign worth doing? That may be an easy way to get more bang for our macros and also have the sets devoted to particular monsters rather than just in sequential order.
JayH