Great, you're welcome, and thanks for letting me know.




Where are you copying the template from? Before you can paste it into Mojo, you have to copy it from some othe program. From which program, and with which button or command?




Maybe that's the best solution. Except instead of a checkbox, I would probably require the user to confirm the overwrite manually every single time by pressing Yes. I want to make sure that when people screw up, they know it was their own fault, not Mojo's.




Sure, I understand. I wouldn't want to have to keep clearing the bars manually either.

 

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I haven't used korts in forever, but in gearbunny you can copy the report to clipboard with the push of a button.

You will then need to paste this report to a txt editor (notepad) save the file then ask mojo to read that file.

I'm just shooting off idea's here, I have no clue on how much work it would be, but,

If mojo had a input field where I could paste the report too, then have mojo place the gems in the the gem field automatically, it would save a step, in having to create another file.

 

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Okay, I understand now. Excellent suggestion. I just implemented it in Mojo build 53.

Here's how you use it. Copy a tempate report or gem list to the clipboard with Gearbunny or some other program. Then switch to Mojo and press the button circled in red.






Actually there was no need to use Notepad. You could have just saved the file with Gearbunny. But you're right, this new way is much faster and easier. There's no path (file location) to think about.




That's great, please keep shooting. You shot off two excellent ideas today. You don't have to worry about the work. That's my problem.

Thanks very much for suggesting this. I think you made the Spellcraft window significantly better today. This is a good example of why I like developing software openly with testers contributing to the design. It makes for a much better program.

 

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Until today, Mojo refused to put gems on quickbars unless the slots were empty. This was annoying but I was afraid to allow Mojo to overwrite existing hotkeys because I thought users would screw up their quickbars and blame Mojo.

Several people including MacAran and Abattior made thoughtful suggestions about how to fix this, but I had reservations.

I think build 54 may solve the problem. It allows Mojo to overwrite gems but not other kinds of items.

Normally spellcrafters will be overwriting gems, so this is probably enough to make them happy.

And if anybody overwrites a gem by mistake, it's no big deal.

If you try to overwrite a non-gem, you'll see the following "can't do it" window:



If you try to overwrite gems, you'll see the following "do you wish to continue" window. At least, you'll see it once. After that you'll be able to disable it.



In this build I also fixed an annoyance with the "Select toon" part of the Spellcraft stuff. The selected toon is now persistent and visible even if you change the "Show which?" buttons at the bottom.

 

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you may have a look at http://daoctb.sourceforge.net/Craftbar__EN.htm this tool is doing spellcrafting => quickbar since a long time for moras spellcrafting tool. it offers all stuff that you need for that task with a easy and fast interface, but only for moras file format.

I'm loving Mojo more and more everyday

Thanks for the link. It looks like a very nice program. Are you the author? I'll assume you are and ask some questions. If I'm wrong, just ignore me.

Why do people want space between items?

Why do people want to fill in reverse?

How does Filter Bannzauberer work? I can't figure out why it selects certain files.

 

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Glad to hear it!

 

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Nothing relevant here, was just browsing threads and ran across this.. the first page was hilarious.. you handled yourself quite well!

Thanks, that makes at least three of us who think it's hilarious. We must have very dry senses of humor. I bet a lot of people here are rereading it and wondering, "I don't get it ... where's the joke?"

 

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