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TGUI ORM MACHINE - Alloys Images
What Does This PR Do
Adds images to "Alloys" on ORM, a new recipe section for required materials, and also widens the UI a bit. Also adds a scroll bar to "Sheets Also gets rid off the "Ore Value" section for alloys as they dont have any
Why It's Good For The Game
Not everyone knows the materials name by heart, but know their icons. I believe this can help people find them easier. Also generally a cleaner look.
Images of changes
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Testing
- Boot up local server
- [x] Try in TGUI Dev
- [x] Try in TGUI Production
Changelog
:cl: add: ORM UI cleanup add: Images for Alloys add: Recipe section for alloys (shows what materials are used/needed for the alloy) del: ORM No longer displays ore value gap for alloys tweak: ORM is wider tweak: "SMELT" and "ORE-VALUE" switched places /:cl:
a nitpick of the UI, could you arrange the columns so that the number input columns line up between the two sections?
a nitpick of the UI, could you arrange the columns so that the number input columns line up between the two sections?
want the Alloys section, "Available" and "Smelt" sections to switch places basically? And also I will see what I can do to get them matched up better, worst case, TGUI gets wider into a square
I won't be upset if they're a little out of line, I'd just like them to be in relatively the same lane. Could you try moving the ore value to the 2nd column? That may help a bit.
I won't be upset if they're a little out of line, I'd just like them to be in relatively the same lane. Could you try moving the ore value to the 2nd column? That may help a bit.
Love the alloy images, however I don't like how the addition of the recipe column throws off the symmetry between the alloy and metal sheets section.
This also results in you having to copy and paste a lot of code from <SheetLine> to make <AlloyLine>.
Love the alloy images, however I don't like how the addition of the recipe column throws off the symmetry between the alloy and metal sheets section.
This also results in you having to copy and paste a lot of code from
<SheetLine>to make<AlloyLine>.
It resulted in basically copy paste of the entire code yes, but without it, alloys would still display ore value, which they do not have, and that was the result of removing it. And then there was a huge negative space in between. But thanks for the feedback, it is not a perfect solution, but it is a solution that does not have big empty space. But as always, feedbacks and discussions are welcome. The recipe tab started from a request to make used materials grey for example.