[Live] 12.9.09 (GU54) - Interface Changes

[Dolby]

The following is a compare between the old default interface (12.8.09) and the new default interface patched today (12.9.09) on the right with changes in red. Use the context & line numbers to help find your way to make the changes needed to your custom interface.

UI Notes:

• Byzolabane is now properly categorized in the Achievements window.
• Item tooltips will now give information about gains and losses over currently equipped items.
• The placeholder detriment icons were removed from the raid window.
• The raid window font-size was decreased and the overall window is a little more compact.
• The attune window no longer zones with you.
• The “select language…” option on the chat window is not available on PvP servers. Players will no longer be misled into thinking they can speak common.

GU54 patch notes

Changed:
eq2ui_gamedata.xml
eq2ui_journals_quest.xml
eq2ui_mainhud.xml
eq2ui_mainhud_guild.xml
eq2ui_mainhud_raid.xml
eq2ui_mainhud_threat.xml
eq2ui_mainhud_welcome.xml
eq2ui_playerhousing.xml
images\frontend\splash_logos.dds
images\splashbkg.dds

New:
eq2ui_mainhud_customization.xml

[lordebon]

Changed files wise, pretty much all localization code changes. Main exception I saw was the guild window has the rally flag location added (with the corresponding gamedata added).

Thanks for the compares, Dolby =)

[Drumstix42]

Item tooltips will now give information about gains and losses over currently equipped items.

Is this actually working?

[lordebon]

Originally Posted by Drumstix42

Is this actually working?

They should have taken that out of the patch notes. The tooltip comparisons were removed after testers disliked them. (Basically it compared only certain things, which made the actual comparison near useless). I can dig up the dev post about that later.

[Drumstix42]

Gotcha. Kinda useless anyway.

[lordebon]

Originally Posted by Drumstix42

Gotcha. Kinda useless anyway.

Yeah, as a tooltip it doesn't really do anything for you. What would be useful would be something you could drag an item (or an item link) onto in say your persona window that would then update all your stats (and spells) as though you were wearing that item. Then you could get an actual measure of the effects of something.