- Other Authors
- Knightly, Timplo, riddlerr, eqmule
- Included in Very Vanilla
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Included! No need to download.
- Server Type
- Live, Emu, TLP, Test Server
Command | Description |
---|---|
/mybuttons | Toggle the button window on/off |
/mybuttons on | |
/mybuttons off | |
/mybuttons reload | Reload hotkeys from ini |
/mybuttons reloadcolors | Very slow - reloads UI |
/mybuttons show | Show buttons configuration |
/mybuttons <ButtonNumber> | Will use the button specified. Example: /mybuttons 1 |
/mybuttons help | Show help |
Instructions:
/plugin mq2mybuttons
- Upon loading the plugin, an MQ2MyButtons.ini file will be created in your
Release
folder. Edit the file to add new buttons
example MQ2MyButtons.ini:
[UISettings]
WindowTitle=MQ2 MyButton Window
Locked=0
Fades=0
Delay=0
Duration=500
Alpha=255
FadeToAlpha=255
BGType=1
BGTint.alpha=255
BGTint.red=255
BGTint.green=255
BGTint.blue=255
ShowWindow=1
[Location]
Top=594
Bottom=646
Left=6
Right=519
[Button1]
Label=Help
Command=/mybuttons help
Red=255
Green=255
Blue=153
[Button2]
Label=Kiss
Command=/mac kissassist
Red=207
Green=6
Blue=16
${MyButtons.label[<Button>]} -- String
- The name assigned to <Button>${MyButtons.cmd[<Button>]} -- String
- The command assigned to <Button>example if using the above .ini:
/echo ${MyButtons.label[1]}
returns Help
Troubleshooting:
- If you don't see the buttons window, it's likely behind another window.
- If you have a MQ2MYButtons.ini file from 2018 or earlier, you need to delete it. Reload the plugin to generate a new one.
/plugin mq2mybuttons unload
then/plugin mq2mybuttons