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Varstahl avatar Varstahl commented on July 19, 2024 1

Ah, no worries, I tried to update but it was probably cached

And yes it works, as I noticed from the fact that every action bar suddenly moved to the top of the screen :D

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Varstahl avatar Varstahl commented on July 19, 2024 1

Yes! And yes, as you expected since the relative mode updates the absolute, the command doesn't work in relative, but yes now everything works :)

Sorry for being such a pest :D

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Drahsid avatar Drahsid commented on July 19, 2024

Hey, sorry about that, you must have gotten the plugin while I was still working on stuff. Try updating to the latest and let me know how it goes.

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Varstahl avatar Varstahl commented on July 19, 2024

Sorry to reopen this, I forgot to test from the command line.
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The problem with the commands still stand, if you try to alter the position you get the errors, the "Scaled." message, and nothing happens.

Scaling works, although I noticed that possibly due to locale, even if it's 1.5 in the UI I need to write 1,5 or it gets interpreted as 1500. Weird, might be a C# quirk due to the numbers formatting rules for my country.

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Drahsid avatar Drahsid commented on July 19, 2024

Did you do /prhudadd _ActionBar05 before running prhudpos ?
Looks like the error output is just a regression in the logic of the command that happened when I refactored the command code.

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Drahsid avatar Drahsid commented on July 19, 2024

I have updated the plugin on my repo with a fix, see if that works.

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Varstahl avatar Varstahl commented on July 19, 2024

Uhm, the error messages are gone although 0.296 still gets interpreted as 296, the position says "Moved.", but the UI doesn't update and the element remains where it was.

After the command the controls flicker, as if "updating", but the position remains the same so they just reappear with no positional changes. May it be because I'm in relative mode? appears not to be the case, even in absolute it doesn't change position.

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Drahsid avatar Drahsid commented on July 19, 2024

The 0.296 vs 0,296 thing may be a localization feature of .net, since I am simply using float.Parse to parse the input. There might be a bug with it when using relative mode, since the command only adjusts the absolute position value, and relative mode recalculates the absolute position every frame.

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Varstahl avatar Varstahl commented on July 19, 2024

That's what I thought, so I disabled the relative and gave it absolute number of pixels, still doesn't update

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Drahsid avatar Drahsid commented on July 19, 2024

Should be good now, see how it goes when you get the chance.

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