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okdice - new chrome extension
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muddylemon wrote
at 10:41 PM, Thursday January 8, 2015 EST
In the web store as of today, try it out and report any weirdness/bugs you notice
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/okdice/kpneanfianllkhblmddglckbanoifamb Okdice is a set of tools for players of the online strategy game kDice. Okdice includes features such as flagging buttons, chat buttons, an auto-end-turn button, an improved table selector and several theme improvements. Features --- These are the currently implemented features: * Chat Buttons * Configurable buttons that "say" common phrases like gg, gt, thank you, etc * Choose your own phrases on the options page * Links are *clickable* in chat * The links open in a new tab * Long urls are truncated to avoid breaking the chat box * Table Selector * Change tables with a single click * Optionally, sit in to the new table immediately upon arriving at the table * Flag Buttons * Buttons that looks like flags of the appropriate colors * Clicking it says "Flag [color]" * Flag is highlighted to remind you who you flagged * Player Buttons * Flag and Mute a player with a click * Visible when you mouseover a player * Configurable Theming * Optionally hide the header of the page to give more room for the board * Color the players info boxes * Embiggening of the chat text These are the features that are ready for the next release: * Local storage of user accounts * Switch accounts with the click of a button * Chat History * Save and scroll through your chat history * Chat Bubbles * have chat statements appear in bubbles over the speakers before fading out * Keyboard shortcuts * Focus chat on keyboard shortcut (c?) * End turn * Flag (1,2,3... ) * Smaller activity log window * Highlight flagged player * Highlight your turn in tab * Favicon alert * Tab title changes |
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NardSausage wrote
at 11:50 PM, Friday January 9, 2015 EST Version 0.0.14 is out, you can update in chrome and it will be available at https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kpneanfianllkhblmddglckbanoifamb within the hour.
Some fixes -- * Moved the table selector drop down * Made more theme options configurable, including the center/left align setting * Fixed how the table selector refreshes, so the list will be up to date before you click it * throttled the say command so you can't "say" more than 1 thing every two seconds (shout out to Integral) Probably some other things I can't remember |
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superxchloe wrote
at 1:28 AM, Saturday January 10, 2015 EST still broken? I can't seem to toggle left align- I prefer center, but I can't turn on left align at all, it looks like. And it doesn't actually turn off when I deactivate it in-tool. (Obviously if I disable it entirely in Chrome it turns off.) But the text is still big and the edited spacing etc. is still there even if okdice is turned off.
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BugThug wrote
at 5:11 AM, Saturday January 10, 2015 EST |
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BugThug wrote
at 7:47 AM, Sunday January 11, 2015 EST Hey, Muddy... some of the hover-over-name flag buttons are not working still. I end up having to use the ones on the side. It's consistently the same ones...but I can't recall all which ones right now. Pretty red doesn't work.
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NardSausage wrote
at 11:55 AM, Sunday January 11, 2015 EST Bug -- fun bug:
Red is player id "0" so in the button code it tries to look up the player, but the code tests if (id) ... and since id == 0 and 0 == false... it never binds the behavior. tl;dr -- lazy programmer didn't test specifically enough |
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deadcode wrote
at 7:36 PM, Wednesday January 14, 2015 EST Sounds cool; ill download it and check it out.
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deadcode wrote
at 9:45 PM, Wednesday January 14, 2015 EST I really like the change table thing!
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@chrisXBT wrote
at 11:56 PM, Monday June 8, 2015 EDT Nice extension. Not sure if you're still working on this. I think a dark mode would be a cool feature.
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Louis Cypher wrote
at 12:32 AM, Tuesday June 9, 2015 EDT Is there any chance it will be available for firefox at some point? Since dc-tools are gone (sniff) comments and auto-end are really being missed here (and no, I can't install chrome).
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