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Ancy Denaries
Frontier Venture
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Posted - 2013.01.26 19:22:00 -
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Hey guys, since the old overview tools went AWOL, I've been trying to Google-FU and XML-hack without any previous knowledge to create my own ship-labels in space, and so far I've managed to create A GIANT LONG LINE OF TEXT in space. Which is quite good, seeing as I have no idea what I'm doing. So, what am I missing? How do I insert a line break in the XML code to make it ... well, line break?
My overview code can be seen here on Pastebin. "Shoot at anything that moves. If it doesn't move, shoot it anyway, it might move later."
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Stantum Zateki
Enlightened Industries Test Alliance Please Ignore
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Posted - 2013.01.26 19:32:00 -
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The solution is to insert a < / br > (without spaces) but you will have to encode the < / and > so that EVE can process it. Let me see what I can find. |
Az Rhea
Sebiestor Tribe Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2013.02.06 03:57:00 -
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Stantum Zateki wrote:The solution is to insert a < / br > (without spaces) but you will have to encode the < / and > so that EVE can process it. Let me see what I can find. Edit: Try inserting this at the beginning of the line you want to be moved down. Not sure if it will work - but it's the right idea.
Take a look at one of the threads I did.
Gÿú Client Manipulation: Overview Settings - Color Coding and More! Gÿú
Peak at the XML I have made available. Also if your interested "Grauth Thorner" has written a really nice application that can do it for you. If you are wanting to do it by hand then create a template with his app or my guide and view the XML afterwards to see how it was changed and what was used to make the change.
EVE Custom Ship Labeler (desktop application) by Grauth Thorner
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suid0
Habitual Euthanasia Pandemic Legion
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Posted - 2013.02.06 08:39:00 -
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Ancy Denaries wrote:Hey guys, since the old overview tools went AWOL
Still kinda an alpha test but have been using & testing it on one of my accounts for a while now.
http://www.suid0.org/overview
Doesn't currently do line breaks, but I might look into that soon.
As always... backup your existing overview settings first.
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Ancy Denaries
Frontier Venture
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Posted - 2013.02.10 22:52:00 -
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Az Rhea wrote:Stantum Zateki wrote:The solution is to insert a < / br > (without spaces) but you will have to encode the < / and > so that EVE can process it. Let me see what I can find. Edit: Try inserting this at the beginning of the line you want to be moved down. Not sure if it will work - but it's the right idea. Take a look at one of the threads I did. Gÿú Client Manipulation: Overview Settings - Color Coding and More! Gÿú Peak at the XML I have made available. Also if your interested "Grauth Thorner" has written a really nice application that can do it for you. If you are wanting to do it by hand then create a template with his app or my guide and view the XML afterwards to see how it was changed and what was used to make the change. EVE Custom Ship Labeler (desktop application) by Grauth Thorner Az Tek You are all kinds of awesome! "Shoot at anything that moves. If it doesn't move, shoot it anyway, it might move later."
"Do not be too positive. The light at the end of the tunnel could be a train." - Franz Kafka |
Az Tek
Sickology Heretic Nation
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Posted - 2013.02.10 23:24:00 -
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Ancy Denaries wrote:Az Rhea wrote:Stantum Zateki wrote:The solution is to insert a < / br > (without spaces) but you will have to encode the < / and > so that EVE can process it. Let me see what I can find. Edit: Try inserting this at the beginning of the line you want to be moved down. Not sure if it will work - but it's the right idea. Take a look at one of the threads I did. Gÿú Client Manipulation: Overview Settings - Color Coding and More! Gÿú Peak at the XML I have made available. Also if your interested "Grauth Thorner" has written a really nice application that can do it for you. If you are wanting to do it by hand then create a template with his app or my guide and view the XML afterwards to see how it was changed and what was used to make the change. EVE Custom Ship Labeler (desktop application) by Grauth Thorner Az Tek You are all kinds of awesome!
Glad it helped =)
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Grauth Thorner
Vicious Trading Company High Rollers
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Posted - 2013.02.14 11:33:00 -
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In addition to that... The empty none-labels (shown below) I saw on your pastebin aren't going to do anything. These are the ones that I'm talking about:
< label > < part name="pre" value=""/ > < part name="state" value="1"/ > < part name="type" value="none"/ > < part name="post" value=""/ > < /label >
These would only do something if the pre or the post had some value inside them and are only shown when a player is part of a player-corporation. You do however need at least 1 none-label at the end of all labels, with or without a value in the pre or post (like you currently have on your pastebin)
Deleting these wouldn't matter a lot, as they don't do anything anyway.. It may however make the xml slightly easier to read for you =) It seems your problem has already been fixed, but it could be useful for anyone reading this in the future or even for yourself if you want to change the code again manually.
Regards, Grauth Thorner Creator of the EVE Custom Ship Labeler application: https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=188954&find=unread |
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