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/hitsmode & /clearhits command/hitsmode allows you to create separate windows for your combat text. This is a rather advanced feature, so it might take a little practice to get the results that you want. Here is the technical jargon: Usage: /hitsmode <my|me|other> <on|off|m2|m3|m4|m5> <X> <Y> <COUNT> <FONTSIZE> <HEADER> <BG> <WIDTH> <FORCEDRAW> my = My Attacks, me = Me Getting Hit, other = Others Attacks If you choose M2 through M5, then:
Please Note: m5 is only valid for My Attacks. It's ignored for other types and m4 is used instead.
/clearhits will clear the current setting for the M2-M5 modes of the /hitsmode command. These setting are saved in the INI file and will be persistent. Special Notes: The first time you use this setting, it is best to set all the parameters. However, you don't have to reset them all every time you want to make a change. Using -1 in place of any given parameter will default back to the setting saved in the INI file. So you can use -1 for any parameter that you want to remain as it is while you change others. You can also stop short of full parameters. If you don't include trailing parameters (for example you leave off <WIDTH>, it will use the settings for those parameters from the existing INI. | |||||
All work done by Hazimil Skelyd, Ancient Dominion, Antonius Bayle |