As with bangermsuk's issue, if you can supply your logs then I can probably track down exactly what's happening. If not then it will probably take a while to resolve.
This is the default behaviour of the scrollbar in Avalonia, but I can definitely look into changing it and making the indicator more visible.I dont know if this is intended behaviour but the scroll bar is only like 5 pixels wide on startup, it expands to full width if you put the mouse there but as soon as you do something else the bar goes back to ultrathin. You never know if the list is actually at the bottom if you cant see the scroll bar. Please change that.
In case you're still interested in doing this without an extra plugin, the criteria is very simple:
::Terraformable::
scan.TerraformState == 'Terraformable'Very strange. Could you send me a copy of your criteria for this so I can try to recreate?
::Criteria::
if scan.Rings then
for ring in rings(scan.Rings) do
return ring.name
end
end
::End::I definitely need to do something about repeated errors like that, but fortunately your issue is really resolved.I was trying to see how many planets with three rings I have discovered, using the new Observatory Core thingy.
I thought, I'd start simple and just see all rings I'd found, using a modification of criteria from post #1216 of this thread. My attempt resulted in uncontrollable cascade of plugin errors.
This is OC installed with the .exe installer:
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and this comes using the .zip version:
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There's obviously something very wrong in my custom criteria...
Here's the content of my ObservatoryCriteria.lua in its entirety:
Code:::Criteria:: if scan.Rings then for ring in rings(scan.Rings) do return ring.name end end ::End::
return true, "Ring found", ring.name.Nice, thanks!
This is expected, since you're processing at the planetary scan level and there aren't individual events per-ring it will return results upon seeing the first ring and return. Using the rings iterator doesn't change that.
::Criteria::
if scan.Rings then
-- There is always an A ring if there are any rings
return true, "A Ring found", scan.Rings[0].Name
end
::End::
::Criteria::
if scan.Rings then
if scan.Rings.Count == 2 then
return true, "B Ring found", scan.Rings[1].Name
end
end
::End::
-- And so on...
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Like the game adds a delay while updating journal files? Depending on how quickly you grabbed the new version you may have missed the updated release that corrects exactly that issue. Do you have version 0.2.74.1551?After both updates (the game and the Observatory) I do get my notifications (so the files are read properly) but they arrive with a delay. I get them either on the next body that triggers the notification or on exit from FSS.
