Wicked Mouse

"Is anyone still seeing issues with Dropped items on Inventory Bars?"

I only use little items in the bars, mainly skills, but everytime I have LOTRO load the plugin the items have been removed from the bar(s), when I've put them back in. As I've been playing my Captain a lot recently I noticed the Armaments disappearing from the bar.

NuclearTonic

I'll be working on fixes for these this weekend.
Thanks for reporting them!

Is anyone still seeing issues with Dropped items on Inventory Bars? Can anyone report inconsistant triggering occuring on Any bars? If so, I'm trying to reproduce them and can not, so any help would be great! thanks.

NT

Tshakaar

Same problems as Bellof.

Aminah

Hello,

When I made a bar and drag items in it, it disappear after a deconnexion and reconnexion to game..

A way to resolve that problem ? thx

Bellom

1. When trying to move a quickbar I get this:

Online\Plugins\Tonic\UI\MenuUtils.lua:192: attempt to compare string with number

2. When loading Tonicbars with lotro plugin-manager, all inventory items are removed from slots, only skills remain. I should note that I take a long time on loading screen, but that is not so unusual, many have that.

3. If I am in a quickslot menu and set a trigger to e.g. Fear, and then switch to another quickslot, then the trigger still shows Fear even though its set to Wound.

4. When pressing F12 to remove UI to take screenshot, the Tonicbar button, remains on screen.

magill

It appears that when 2.6.3 is loaded by the Turbine Plugin Manager, the Inventory bars still stack up on top of the Character Portrait in the Upper-Left of the screen instead of "where they belong." Note that the Quickslot bars are not mis-located.

Moving them back, (using ctl-\) unloading all plugins, and then using Shady's Manager to load TB, finds the Inventory Bars in their correct location.

However, moving them back, (using ctl-\), logging out the character and then back in, the Turbine Manager load still places the Inventory Bars in the Upper-Left location.

magill

IMPORTANT -- there is now a Java based version of LPC available for use with Mac and Linux systems (For those of us who play LOTRO using CrossOver Games (CXG) or WINE.)
http://www.lotrointerface.com/downlo...mMacLinux.html

Now that TonicBars is manageable via LPC, the recommended technique is to "delete" the folder "Tonic" from your "plugins" folder, and then use LPC to "add" TonicBars. Thereafter, LPC will track any updates as they are made available.

Note: removing the "Tonic" folder WILL NOT change any of your TB settings -- they are stored in the folder "PluginData."

magill

Glad to see you back -- hopefully your new little ones are now "behaving" and letting daddy get back to "important things" like LOTRO!

Believe me, I know what a "chore" giving mommy time-off from taking care of them can be. Give my best wishes to her as well. Fortunately, mine are old enough to have paid for their own VIP accounts!

Just installed 2.6.3 using LPC -- worked like a charm.

Cordeval

lunecee said:

If this plugin is not supported any more, what is the best alternative that people are using? I really liked this one, I understand the rl happens, and I'd prefer not to have to change, but having something that unclutters my potions and food is important for me, and having to re-add the inventory items is a hassle.

BuffBars for curable triggers...like Palantir's buffbar but more flexible. I just wish it had Palantir's wonderful glowey state indicators (ie bright green quickslot when poisoned).

KragenBars for just about everything else, through I really wish there were more user-side tweaking available like in TonicBars. KB's developers put an incredible amount of work into a high quality plugin that has been around for quite a while and is frequently updated. Its class-specific triggers have worked correctly for me so far... but still, without user-editable triggers like in TonicBars, one has to simply trust the KB programmers to have gotten it right. And, it doesn't seem to do triggered curables like TonicBars or BuffBars.

I recommend the relatively new "LOTRO Plugin Compendium" stand alone software also available from the lotrointerface downloads. It is very handy for keeping plugins up to date as well as installing new ones to the right locations and uninstalling all the bits-n-pieces when a plugin is no longer wanted.

Finally, I use Bootstrap to chain load plugins at login, having only to start Bootstrap using an alias command. Also nice is its editable popup window for plugin-specific commands.

What I like best about TonicBars is automatically filling quiuckslots from inventory using keywords.
But TonicBar's occasional disappearance of skill bars and issues with inventory bars happen too often at critical moments for me to use it until fixed.

Riggie1000

Hi, thx for this great tool!

When I got away of the extension bars in TonicBars the extension will hide by going outside the area. Sometimes its difficult to move the mouse over the whole extension and it will hide although you've done nothing and have to move at the beginning.
Is it feasible when you go off the extension that it hides by waiting for 1 or 2 seconds or mouseclick outside its area? It could be an option.
And when a skill is clicked it could hide too, but is not necessary.

Thx alot!

Greetz Riggie

lunecee

If this plugin is not supported any more, what is the best alternative that people are using? I really liked this one, I understand the rl happens, and I'd prefer not to have to change, but having something that unclutters my potions and food is important for me, and having to re-add the inventory items is a hassle.

Bado

I have never used Turbine's plugin manager and have even stopped using manager (on a shortcut) to load TB. I now use a shortcut to load TB directly but I still have the Poison, Wound, Fear & Disease trigger reset every time I load it.

Pittbull42721

nvm fixed the problem

magill

There is a basic interaction problem with TonicBars and the Turbine Plugin Manager.

If you use the Turbine Plugin Manager to load TonicBars, TB does not perform as expected.

If you use the Turbine Plugin Manager to load "Manager," and then use "Manager" to load TonicBars, TB does not perform as expected.

The work-around...
1- Use the Turbine Plugin Manager to load those plugins which have been modified to work with it. (They will display an Icon in the Turbine Plugin Manager window. That I know of ... MooreMap v 1.14 and Travel v 9.5)

2- Do not use the Turbine Plugin Manager to load "Manager"

3- Create a shortcut... /shortcut 13 /plugins load manager

4- Use "manager" to load Tonic Bars

5- Do NOT use "manager to load any Plugin loaded by the Turbine Plugin Manager. (That I know of ... MooreMap v 1.14 and Travel v 9.5)

This basically restores things to operate as they did before Update 5 was released, while allowing use of the Turbine Plugin Manager.
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Note, you will need to use "ctl-\ " to reposition any bars stacked in the upper-left corner; then "/plugins unload" and then reload TB to get
the correct positioning back.

Lilarcor

As Nuclear Tonic stated before that he had RL issues to sort, and no time for developing the plugin until an unknown date, i fear for the future of TonicBars. I find it as the only indispensable plugin.

In my case, the inventory bars are unreliable, as i said. I wish somebody could find a cure.