MQ2MyButtons

MQ2MyButtons
Adds an extra row of buttons which you can assign any command you like

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Authors	Knightly, Timplo, riddlerr, eqmule, ChatWithThisName
Software type	Plugin
Config file	MQ2MyButtons.ini
Maintained	Yes and supported
Links	🏠Resource (review) 🤝Support •🛠️Repository

MQ2MyButtons adds an extra row of buttons which you can assign any command you like. It's especially useful for long commands.

Commands

Syntax	Description
/mybuttons [on | off | reload | reloadcolors | show | # | help]	Controls the plugin with fairly self-explanatory options, # will use the button specified.

Settings

Upon loading the plugin (/plugin mq2mybuttons load) an MQ2MyButtons.ini file will be created in your Release folder. Edit the file to add new buttons:

[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

Troubleshooting

• If you don't see the buttons window, it's likely behind another window.
• If you still don't see it, try a /reload and then /mybuttons on
• If you still don't see it, edit the .ini file to change its location.

See also

• Resource Overview
• Support
• Source Code

Top-Level Object(s)

TLOs added by MQ2MyButtons:

TLO	Data Type(s)	Description
MyButtons	MyButtons	Holds the MyButtons datatype which is much more interesting

Forms. Typical usage, /echo ${TLO}

Type	TLO	Description
MyButtons	MyButtons	Returns "MyButtons" if plugin is loaded

Members. More may be available if inherited. Typical usage, /echo ${TLO.Member}

TLO	Data Type	Return Type	Member	Description
MyButtons	MyButtons	string	cmd[<#>]	The command assigned to <Button#>
			label[<#>]	The name assigned to <Button#>