It is now possible to create your own GUIs using Speeder. I have created an example here. This is done via new "gui %" script commands:
- "gui % create,[x],[y],[width],[height],[ID],[background],[transparent],[top]" — Creates a GUI window at "x, y" on your screen with a width of "width" and a height of "height." "ID" can be any number and is used to differentiate one GUI from another (i.e., do not use the same ID for multiple GUIs). "ID" also ensures the same GUI is only created once. "Background" is the decimal number for the GUI's background color. You can calculate background colors using this website. "Transparent" can be 0 or 1. If 1, the GUI will be transparent. "Top" can be 0 or 1. If 1, Speeder will place the GUI on top of the Diablo window. Example:
- keys=gui % create,100,100,400,1000,5,0,1,1|dbg % creating a transparent GUI window at 100,100 with a size of 400x1000 and an ID of 5
- "gui % text,[GUI ID],[control ID],[x],[y],[width],[height],[text],[font size],[color]" — Creates a text control on the GUI with an ID matching "GUI ID." Be sure to create a GUI first before using this command. "Control ID" can be any number but should be unique to this control. You will need "control ID" later if you wish to edit the text of the control. "x, y" should be the position of the text on the GUI. For example, 0,0 would be the top left corner of the GUI. "Width" and "height" should be set to the amount of space the text might take up. Usually, "height" should match or be larger than "font size." "Text" is the actual text you want this control to display. "Font size" is how large you want the text to be. "Color" is the decimal value for the text's color. You can calculate colors using this website. Example:
- keys=gui % text,5,1,100,100,200,25,Hello!,25,255
- "gui % button,[GUI ID],[control ID],[x],[y],[width],[height],[text],[font size],[color],[macro]" — Creates a button control on the GUI with an ID matching "GUI ID." Be sure to create the GUI first before using this command. "Control ID" can be any number but should be unique to this control. You will need "control ID" later if you wish to edit this control. "x, y" should be the position of the button on the GUI. For example, 0,0 would be the top left corner of the GUI. "Width" and "height" should be set to the amount of space the button should take up. "Text" is the text you want the button to display. "Font size" is how large you want the text to be. "Color" is the decimal value for the text's color. You can calculate colors using this website. Finally, and most importantly, "macro" is the macro you want the button to activate when it is pressed. For example:
- gui % button,5,1,100,100,100,100,Press Me,15,0,555
- Clicking on this button will activate a macro with [555] as its key. You can activate repeat=2 macros with buttons and toggle them on/off with each button click.
- "gui % edit,text,[GUI ID],[control ID],[text]" — Changes the text of the control with an ID of "control ID" on the GUI with an ID of "GUI ID." The text on the control is changed to "text." See my forum post for an example that continually updates text controls on a GUI to display your current status effects.
Additionally, I've begun to add new data retrieval commands that can be used to retrieve data for your GUIs:
- get % status — The IDs or names of status effects currently affecting you will be placed into the following global variables: STATUS[#], with "#" equal to a number from 1 to the number of status effects currently affecting you. STATUST will contain this total number. To use status effect names rather than IDs, utilize line 40 of config.txt. See my forum post for an example of how this command is used to create a GUI displaying your status effects.
Finally, I've added line 40 to config.txt, which allows you to display the name of status effects rather than their ID:
- 40) A list of status effect IDs with associated strings. Any status effect ID present here will be replaced by the string when the "get % status" script command is used. When creating a GUI, this allows you to display the name of the status effect rather than its ID. The syntax is as follows: 1234:Name|5678:Name. In For example:
- 2097152:IDLE|167341:FLAME SHIELD|786383:DARK SHROUD|794965:STEALTH|1299073:UNSTOPPABLE|380288:SHADOW IMBUE
These additions require updating Speeder to version 182.
