1.3.5430
Actions can now be enabled or disabled
You can now temporarily disable any action in an Aura by clicking the checkbox next to its name. This is useful for debugging, and it is also available through the scripting system, so you can switch which actions will run based on options the user selected in your Custom UI, config file, and so on.
Another batch of anchor system changes
In 5397, I already made some changes to how anchors work across different EyeAuras screens, but that was not enough to cover some cases, such as clicking the center of an image found with Image Search.
So now we have two different anchor types: Position and Content. This should make the system more flexible, although it may also introduce a bit of confusion.
Here is the main rule:
- If you want to calculate the coordinates of a point, meaning X and Y, in most cases you should use the Content anchor. Clicking the center of an image found with Image Search via SendInput is the best example here.
- If you want to position one rectangle relative to another rectangle, meaning X, Y, Width, and Height, you should look at the Position anchor. This is useful when you want to create a kind of "panel" — for example, placing several overlays that show cooldown timers next to each other. By using anchors, you can avoid specifying the coordinates of each overlay manually and use Bindings to move the whole panel as a single overlay.
More details and examples are available at https://wiki.eyeauras.net/en/coordinate-system
Bugfixes / Improvements
- Fixed an issue where Public Auras became Unpublished after a package update in the Aura Library
- The Aura Variables panel should now be visible again; it was accidentally hidden on the main screen
- Fixed an issue with Bindings in SendInput — they had been temporarily disabled some time ago, and now they are back. This means the key combination can once again be configured through config/script.
- Fixed an issue with invalid coordinates defined in Send Input when an Aura was Bound
- Improved C# Script compilation speed