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EQBuddy v1.99.8

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@DranakCorps-bot DranakCorps-bot released this 24 Aug 01:17
· 153 commits to main since this release

What's new in 1.99.8

  • FIXED (discussion #235, thanks LeBigNasty) - A PREVIEW WITH NOTHING TO APPLY NO LONGER LOOKS LIKE A BROKEN BUTTON. Import achievements reads your dump, shows what it found, and greys out Apply when every reward it recognized is already ticked. That is the right behaviour and it read as a dead button: the sentence explaining it sat at the top, above a list that can run to seventy rows, and the grey "Apply (0)" at the bottom is what you actually see. The button now says "Nothing to apply", a line beside it says your import worked and how many rewards were already marked, and hovering it explains the same thing. Nothing about how the import works has changed - only what it tells you.
  • YOUR CLASSES STAY ON SCREEN WHEN YOU USE THE CLASS PICKER. 1.99.7 started naming which classes you are and where that came from - and then hid the line the moment you ticked anything in the Quest Tracker's picker, which is exactly when you want to see it. Your classes are who your character IS; the picker is a lens you look through. The line stays now: "Warrior · Druid · Monk (from your achievements)" on the phone, the Quest Tracker and the buff-set editor, picked or not.
  • And it no longer tells you to "override" them. That word was wrong twice over: the picker widens what EQBuddy knows about you rather than replacing it, and being told to override your own character is a strange thing for an app to say. The line names where your classes came from and stops there. "Your picks" also reads "from your picks" now, so the three answers line up and you can tell a fact from a guess at a glance.
  • FIXED - the buff-set breakout called your classes a guess even when the game had told us. Its subtitle always said "inferred from your log", so a character whose classes came from an achievements dump was labelled as though EQBuddy had worked them out from what you cast. It says which of the three it actually was.