Has someone been working on the XML Wizard? I'm getting a new cursor and the troop numbers move a pixel over and down when I click now.
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Victor Sullivan
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Re: XML Wizard
Victor Sullivan wrote:the troop numbers move a pixel over and down when I click now.
They've always done that.
... looks the same to me as always.
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natty_dread wrote:Victor Sullivan wrote:the troop numbers move a pixel over and down when I click now.
They've always done that.
... looks the same to me as always.
No. It never moved the troop numbers down. And the new cursor comes up when you hover over a troop number.
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natty_dread wrote:Well, for me they don't move down. Also the cursor I see is the same as always.
Strange
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I am wondering...since it appears CC still has this working (and thanks to chipv if that is so 
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i think changes have been occuring...i notice the font is changed, and the yellow highlight is much dimmer than it used to be and it used to remain on a selected tert text when 88s were selected on map....now is it like pee-yellow and it doesn't hold it's highlight....
would it be possible to code in an option to change the 88s that it currently inserts to 888s so that it easier to take screen-shots
to determine if 888s are going to fit into a territory so there is no overlap
wishes...wishes...wishes
)i think changes have been occuring...i notice the font is changed, and the yellow highlight is much dimmer than it used to be and it used to remain on a selected tert text when 88s were selected on map....now is it like pee-yellow and it doesn't hold it's highlight....
would it be possible to code in an option to change the 88s that it currently inserts to 888s so that it easier to take screen-shots
to determine if 888s are going to fit into a territory so there is no overlap
wishes...wishes...wishes
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Nope, wasn't me, though I did leave it up for everyone to use, so nothing should have changed.
Is it still working or way behind?
Is it still working or way behind?
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chipv wrote:Nope, wasn't me, though I did leave it up for everyone to use, so nothing should have changed.
Is it still working or way behind?
Hi chipv. it is still working although i thought someone had changed it.
there are things that need adding now that we have trench and conditional borders...
and the interface itself could do with an update.
However. that will have to be done by others.
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