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*A new menubar/HUD: While I've managed to modify QuickLinks to meet my needs for now, it's code is ugly and rather hackish. I'd love to take some time to rewrite it from scratch with better modularity and the ability to add or remove buttons more easily. Making it contextually aware would be a nice bonus too, since you don't always need all of the buttons displayed, and I'd really love to move the status info (i.e. HP, AP, XP, name) up there as well, just to clear up some more space. | |||
*Caddy Healer: There's already a script that's supposed to do this (where "this" is displaying a list of the lowest HP people in a convenient location), but it doesn't seem to work in Safari. I figure I can write one without too much difficulty. Might be fun to make a Caddy Killer as well for PKers. Hmm... | |||
*Building State Colourizer: Again, contextual awareness. While having the doors open and the barricades down might be something calling for red text for survivors, it might be better to have green for zombies. Other similar examples exist. It might require a complete rewrite though. Not sure. | |||
*Survivor Table Sorter: UDToolbar had awonderful feature that allowed it to sort the list of survivors at the current location by their activity. I fully intend to implement this feature at some point, since I found it to be the best feature in UDToolbar. I've got a basic (i.e. buggy) version running right now, but haven't had a chance to work on it in the last few days. | |||
*A way of coordinating recon within a group: UDBrain allows anyone using it to share data. It'd be nice if they had something like that, but just for groups. I don't think it's possible in Safari with just userscripts though, given the way that they lock things down. | |||
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'''Table of Contents''' | |||
[[#Intro and support|<span style="color: #ffc">Intro and support</span>]] | |||
[[#Original releases|<span style="color: #ffc">Original releases</span>]] | [[#Original releases|<span style="color: #ffc">Original releases</span>]] | ||
*[[#UD A-GPS Coordinates|<span style="color: #ffc">UD A-GPS Coordinates</span>]] | *[[#UD A-GPS Coordinates|<span style="color: #ffc">UD A-GPS Coordinates</span>]] | ||
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*[[#UDMap|<span style="color: #ffc">UDMap</span>]] | *[[#UDMap|<span style="color: #ffc">UDMap</span>]] | ||
*[[#UD Map Links|<span style="color: #ffc">UD Map Links</span>]] | *[[#UD Map Links|<span style="color: #ffc">UD Map Links</span>]] | ||
[[#To do and ideas|<span style="color: #ffc">To do and ideas</span>]] | |||
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Revision as of 22:55, 19 October 2009
Intro and supportWhile Urban Dead does a good job of supplying the player with all of their basic requirements to play the game, the interface leaves something to be desired. However, there is a solution. Thanks to the miracle of Greasemonkey for Firefox (and now GreaseKit for Safari and Greasemetal for Chrome), the players can take control of their own interfaces, making them look however they want and adding plenty of extra functionality to boot. If you need help installing or setting up Greasemonkey/Kit/Metal, I'm not the guy to ask. Once you get it installed though, you should be able to just click on the Install links I provide below to start using the scripts. If you like my scripts and find that you're using them, I highly suggest clicking the watch link at the top of the page, then periodically checking your Watchlist for any changes to this page. If a script you like has been updated, just click the Install link for it again, and you should get the new version of it automatically. I have tested these scripts exclusively in Safari for Mac using GreaseKit. They should all work in Greasemonkey. Greasemetal seems to have less functionality implemented, so I can't make any promises for it, but most of my scripts are pretty simple, so I'm guessing they should work. If you run into any trouble with the scripts, make sure you're using the latest version of the script, and if the issue persists, please contact me via my talk page so we can try to troubleshoot it there. I'll say right now that I don't have much patience for people who ignore answers that have already been posted in plain sight, so please don't be one of those people. I have begun editing and creating a variety of userscripts to replicate the functionality of some of the Firefox extensions I've seen. Most of them are just minor aesthetic changes, but several of them greatly enhance the look and feel of the game to such an extent that it is hard to go back after having used them. I claim no credit for the work done on the modified releases by their original authors. I've also generally been lazy with updating the comments at the top of the code in them, so most of them don't have me listed as a contributor or have the changes I made listed.
Original releases
Modified Releases
To Do and ideas
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