It's possible, but I'm going to be a jerk and not do it. GMT is more relevant for ingame events, but if you want to change the code to display your local time- go ahead.

thanks anyway. I'm not goinf to reprogram it anyway. don't want to get into lua coding.

But its a great addon

Updated to fuck over Smittens' public tracking script.

The new addon to do this is called "Vanish"

As in IRC:

(1:10:05 AM) Nagi: Meh, throwing a fit because you don't want to figure out how to fix your shitty script because someone can break it is pretty pathetic too.
(1:10:36 AM) Smittens: I don't need to fix it, I can just keep it Itan only

Don't worry guys, as soon as I figure out a way to prevent Steve from screwing with my script, you can have it back. Unfortunately, I've dedicated a much smaller portion of my life than Steve has to this stuff, so it may take a bit. Until then, Itan (and other people I like/trust) will have full access to the tracker and all its updates.

Lua 5.1 update complete, as well as added in a new addon.

First, MultiAim is very nice. :)
Second, is it possible to make the reticules bigger (they are smaller then the normal one) and disable the weapon icon?

Not without modifying the code, but the next release of it will be more configurable.

Ok, looking forward to it then.

Updated to fix a slight display bug in MultiAim, and added a simple command-line interface to modify the settings. Valid commands are:

/multiaim iconsize [leadoff|addon] widthxheight
Sets the size of the display icon. Leadoff is the crosshair, addon is the icon displaying the addon for that port. Sizes are in iup format, namely, a 40 by 40 pixel size would be written as 40x40. 120 by 50 is written 120x50.

/multiaim visibile [leadoff|addon] [yes|no]
Turns the visibility of either the leadoff icon or the addon icon on or off. Yes is on, no is off.

These settings should save themselves into your config.ini and automatically load on startup.

Seems like settings aren't saved.

Odd...I'll look into it when I get home today.

Oops, I see what happened. It saved fine, I just forgot to hook loaded settings into the code. It's been properly updated now.

Server updates.

seems pref/check has stopped working

could you explain what each of these do?

I'm kind of stupid and such, you know? :P

-Panis Onar

Check the wiki(seems incomplete though).
http://trac.lolikon.us/wiki/TitleIndex

Or you can also click on a plugin name in the source browser and read the readme for it.
http://trac.lolikon.us/browser/

Thanks Scuba, really helped

-Panis Onar, Panis as UIT, and Oh Dear

great plugins. useful even if you're not a pirate. one thing if i may ask though, could you fix the permissions on them? every time i install one of yours i have to chmod each file since they're all read and write protected, which i usually forget to do. not really a huge deal, but it would be nice to not need the extra step when installing.

that is not a permission issue on the plugin it's with the directory structure on your pc.

Ed

um, no.. it's not. the pirate toolkit plugins are the only archive i have every downloaded which i run into this with. my guess is maybe its the way the package is auto generated, it may not properly be preserving permissions.
if you look at the output of ls -l on a freshly extracted zip:

drwxr-xr-x 2 chris users 152 2007-11-18 19:34 AAAufuncs
drwxr-xr-x 2 chris users 456 2007-11-18 19:34 MultiAim

shows that the dirs are being created just fine, so all perms on my extraction path are fine, but the files:

---------- 1 chris users 515 2007-11-18 10:44 README
---------- 1 chris users 1332 2007-11-18 10:44 hud_target1.png
---------- 1 chris users 1952 2007-11-18 10:44 hud_target2.png

i have heard theres problems when running a zip archiver like info-zip from a script where it wont retain file permissions, that's what i'm assuming the problem is. like i said, not a big deal, just pointing it out. of course the other possibility is if the server hosting the files is a windows machine, since i know perms can get screwy when zipping on one platform and unzipping on another.