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Stonesense allows you to follow the DF camera and specify an offset by using direction keys. This works really well and allows me to see the parts that I think I should see in Stonesense based on what I can see in DF. However, when I activate a cursor in DF, stonesense will jump way off from where it seems like it should display.
Here are some screenshots to demonstrate what I mean:
In the above screenshots, when a cursor is not active in DF, the offset makes stonesense display what I would like it to display. Now if I activate a cursor in this spot without shifting the map:
It seems like the offset is applied from the cursor position, which puts my view out into oblivion. It would be cool if you could specify a second offset that would apply only when the cursor is active, so I could have my follow+no cursor offset be -40,0,0 while my follow+cursor offset would be 0,0,0, which displays what I expect stonesense to display with the cursor active:
Alternatively, having a toggle that would not apply the offset when a cursor is active seems like it would also solve this. Presumably this works properly as is for people with certain setups/window sizes etc.
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Stonesense allows you to follow the DF camera and specify an offset by using direction keys. This works really well and allows me to see the parts that I think I should see in Stonesense based on what I can see in DF. However, when I activate a cursor in DF, stonesense will jump way off from where it seems like it should display.
Here are some screenshots to demonstrate what I mean:
In the above screenshots, when a cursor is not active in DF, the offset makes stonesense display what I would like it to display. Now if I activate a cursor in this spot without shifting the map:
It seems like the offset is applied from the cursor position, which puts my view out into oblivion. It would be cool if you could specify a second offset that would apply only when the cursor is active, so I could have my follow+no cursor offset be -40,0,0 while my follow+cursor offset would be 0,0,0, which displays what I expect stonesense to display with the cursor active:
Alternatively, having a toggle that would not apply the offset when a cursor is active seems like it would also solve this. Presumably this works properly as is for people with certain setups/window sizes etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: