philu wrote:Also I like having the history of information in the System Window, does this change mean we wont have that history any more?
Not at all, the sysinfo window won't disappear.
By default, it will appear in the Chat window, but you can separate it and use it just like now, by right-clicking on its tab.
marct wrote: am not sure changing my default channel to the last I used is a good thing. I usually chat primarily in a channel and just wish to throw something into another channel randomly.
So if I type:
/s Hiya everyone
/y Noin is alive!!!
yup, been a few days
The last bit would get shouted. hmmm, maybe think about this one a bit more.
No it won't behave that way. What will change is only what the button is displaying. Currently it's buggy, I'll use an example.
Your default Chat is
Region. You switch to
Around by simply using the command /say. Now your texts will appear in
Around, but the button keeps showing " Region".
The new version will simply correct this, so that when you switch channel using /say, the button will display "Around" instead of "Region".
So basically, in the new version, the "yup, been a few days" in your example will appear in your default Chat and not shouted, just like now.
marct wrote:Don't change my keys, only new players keys!
Your own configuration won't change. The 5. (default interface) will only affect players who will start playing after the interface patch (or also affect a new character you would create).
kurita wrote:if i recall it right, the changes of one-key hotkeys free W,A,S,D, am i right?(not shure atm)
could u bind them as secondary movement keys? that would make the live of some much easier
Exact; W, A, S, D are free in this new version.
And no, it is not possible to have secondary movement keys.
seawe wrote:Please Leave all the chats having there own tabs too! if they're all put in one tab it'll just be a mad house trying to keep up with conversations.. and it's no help at all if when we're focusing on around chat, so have to 'queit' region from the channel and then can't go back into a region tab to see whats been going on...
We will add an option in the Chat window allowing to make them reappear in the window for those who prefer to see them.
kostika wrote:The chat changes are just confusing. I personally HATE the user channel. I have it detached and hidden so I don't have to look at it or use it. I like having my channels seperate.
You will still be able to position your Chat windows that way with the new system.
kostika wrote:Also don't change shout to /y. That just doesn't make sense. Leave it as /sh. The rest are fine, but /sh just makes more sense.
After a little discussion about it, we have decided to keep the 2-letters commands. So, unlike annouced in the document, /gu, /sh, /re, /te will still work.
kostika wrote:Leave the K key as the key that bring up the keys window. Taking this away unless you map it makes zero sense. Mapping keys or trying to find a hotkey is something that I still do alot. The K key makes perfect sense to use for me and especially for newbies.
With the new windows bar, the keys window will be more easily accessible than now (look for "touches" on
that picture - sorry for the french here), so we don't think that removing this key is too much of an issue.
kostika wrote:The hotkeys you've turned to N/A by default, make sure to leave those in the key list in case people want to map them. Some of the things you've turned to N/A some people may still want to map keys for.
They will remain in the keys list. We don't plan to remove them; we just want to delete many of the 1-keys shortcuts, to avoid having too many windows popping up by mistake.
Now I have to find something to eat, I'm hungry.