Posted: Mon May 24, 2004 9:58 pm
Well according the X,Y variables it should be top left corner and should work in windowed or fullscreen.
Just check with F10, still nothing there.
Just check with F10, still nothing there.
Need to talk about MacroQuest to other MacroQuest users?
https://mq64.org/phpBB3/
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GMIndicator=3,5,35,255,255,0,HELLOEither I'm interrpretting it wrong, or normal mode isn't working correctly for me.04 May 2004 by Lax:
- New command
Usage: /hud <normal|underui|always>
* "Normal" will make the HUD display as it would normally on top of UI, not at char select
or in "f10 mode"
yes they are, the TLO is not implimented yet ( I Think )A_Druid_00 wrote:Are LDoN points broken? They don't seem to be showing up for me.
Hope you weren't talking to me, cause those were old posts, and you were wrong anyhow. I never pressed F11, cause I never previously cared about the ping meter.JL wrote:ok. heres your problem, i did the same damned thing. you opened a new document in notepad, and saved it as 'mq2hud.ini;... well, that's where you screwed up, using notepad. it will save it as mq2hud.ini.txt and not show the .txt part because its a hidden filename suffix in windows by default. you can't renmae it to blah in windows easily by right clicking. open up the command prompet (go to the start menu -> run, type in command , hit enter and go to your macroquest release directory. (ie; 'cd \mq2\release' ) then type in 'ren mq2hud.ini.txt mq2hud.ini' .
done. you can send me a donation via paypal if ya want =p. (j/k)
and it that dont work its because the filename was too long, so go back into explorer, go to the directory and rename macroquest.ini (as a text file) to blah... it will stay a text file... then go back to the command prompt and type 'ren blah mq2hud.ini'
booya, youre done. if that don't work for you idfc and youre ignorant of computers, and should have someone else do it for you
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Time=3,945,215,255,255,255,Time: ${Time.Hour}:${Time.Minute}I use this oneWikid_Ringmaster wrote:Ok Question with this
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12:1 is there is a way to fix that?
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Hello=3,10,10,255,255,255,Hello