* Init for gold button and label
* gold button and label in inventory menu
* gold value saved/loaded from player save file
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* d2ui/tooltip: Make it invisible by default
* d2ui/button: Add GetToggled() method
* d2player/HUD: Add tooltip for minipanel button
* d2ui/button: Add disabled frame to minipanel buttons
* d2ui/widget_group: Add SetEnable method for clickable widgets
* d2player/mini_panel: move menu button here from HUD
* d2ui/button: toggled buttons take preference over disabled buttons
* d2player/help_overlay: Make panel only use widgets
* d2player/hud: Group most widgets into widget group
* d2ui/custom_widget: Allow tooltip to be attached
* d2player/hud: Attach staminaBar tooltip to staminaBar
* d2player/hud: Attach experienceBar tooltip to experienceBar widget
* d2ui/ui_manager: Always draw tooltips last
* d2player/help_overlay: It should be drawn over the HUD
* d2player/globeWidget: Move tooltip here from HUD
* d2core/tooltip: Automatically add tooltips to the uiManager
* d2core/ui_manager: Remove special handling of widgetGroups for rendering
* d2player/help_overlay: Add button to widget group
* d2player/hud: Attack runwalk tooltip to button
* d2player/mini_panel: Add panelButton to its own widget group
* d2core/widget_group: When a clickable is added, it's also added to uiManager
* d2player/globeWidget: make tooltip un/lock on click
* d2player/hud: Add runbutton to widget group
* d2player/mini_panel: Add group for tooltips
this allows us to move the tooltip with the panelbuttons. They can't be
in the general panelGroup as they would all become visible when the
panel is opened.
* d2core/button: Remove debug log when a button with tooltip is hovered
* logger for d2audio & d2map
* logger for d2ui e.t.c
* d2inventory now passes on error messages
* no more importing log in d2core
* implemented #925
* added logger to part of d2networking & fixed "need to be changed" comments
* fixed lints
* fixed errors
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* d2player/hud: Make minipanel button a real ui/button
* d2ui/button: Add implicit tooltips
for now it is only for close buttons.
* d2ui/frame: Add size caluclation
now frame.GetSize() returns meaningful values.
* d2ui/button: Add minipanel button types
* d2ui/hero_stats_panel: Fix cached image being way to big
* d2ui/widget_group: Fix widget groups size calculation
* d2ui/widget_group: Add debug rendering
* d2ui/widget_group: SetVisible() now sets the visibility of the group object
* d2player: Refactor mini_panel
we converted all elements to widgets. Thus rendering from game_controls
is no longer neccessary.
* d2ui/button: Add disabled color to layouts
* d2player/gamecontrols: temp hide minipanel when in esc menu
* d2ui/widget_group: Add OffsetPosition() method
* d2player/mini_panel: Implement moving of minipanel
this only occours when other panels are opened.
* d2player/minipanel: Fix inv/skilltree/char closebuttons
these would screw up the moving of the mini panel.
* Fix linter
* d2player/minipanel: Add tooltips to buttons
* d2player/skilltree: Fix icon rendering
* d2ui/skilltree: Don't render availSPLabel
this is handled by the ui_manager now.
* d2ui/custom_widget: Allow them to be cached into static images
* d2player/hero_stats_panel: Remove render() function from game_controls
all ui elements are now grouped into a WidgetGroup, thus rendering is
done by the ui manager.
* d2player/hero_stats_panel: Remove unnecessary widgets from struct
we don't need to store them in the HeroStatsPanel struct anymore as they
are completly handled by the uiManager.
* d2ui/widget_group: Remove priority member
this is already defined by the BaseWidget.
* d2ui/widget: Move uiManager.contains() to the baseWidgets
this method makes more sense on a widget anyways.
* d2ui/widget: Add methods to handle widget hovering
* d2ui/custom_widget: Require define width/height
since the custom render() method can do whatever, we need the user to specify
the width/height such that GetSize() calls are meaningful.
* d2ui/widget: Allow widgets to return the uiManager
* d2player/HUD: Refactor health/mana globe into its own widget
* d2player/hud: Refactor load()
seperate each type of loading into its own method.
* d2player/HUD: Move stamina/exp bar into widgets
* d2player/HUD: Refactor left/right skills into widget
* d2ui/custom_widget: cached custom widgets should use widget.x/y
since we render to an image, we use widget.x/y to position the cached
image.
* d2player/HUD: User cached custom widget for all static images
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Adds dynamic box system with scrollbar
* Feat(Hotkeys): WIP Adds a lot of things
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): WIP Adds logic to binding
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Fixes assignment logic
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Adds buttons logic
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Fixes sprites positions+add padding to Box
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Adds label blinking cap
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Removes commented func
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Fixes lint errors and refactors a bit
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): Corrects few minor things from Grave
* Feat(KeyBindingMenu): removes forgotten key to string mapping
if we clicked twice on the single player button of the main menu, then
the first click would set the current screen to the
character_select. The second click directly after that will be
handled by the character_select screen. It's OnLoad() method was not
called yet, which initialized all widgets. The click handler of
character_select screen referenced the nil scrollbar and crashes.
this simplifies error handling statements all over the ui code. Before
we had to write:
if err := foo.Render(target); err != nil {
return err
}
which simplifies now to foo.Render(target)
the uiManager now handles every element of the ui, so we don't need to
render elements manually in game_controls. Now we can also use
widget_groups to simplify handling the opening/closing of the panel.
when we ran the command before we would always throw away old skill
objects and create a new one. This is nasty if we have a pointer to the
old object. By throwing it away we have to update all these pointers.
Now we rather increase the skillpoint, if the hero already has this
skill.
