OverlayPlugin 0.12.0
This update adds a few new options, overhauls the overlay settings UI and fixes a few annoying but rare bugs.
- The
Force white background
setting will now be saved (just like all the other options). - Negative zoom values are now possible which allows you to scale the overlays down.
- Added additional error checks to warn users about common problems (like an outdated
Newtonsoft.Json
version). - Fixed an issue where the overlay URLs would sometimes revert to
about:blank
. - Added more info to the
Not initialized!
error message. - Fixed an issue where ending combat through overlays didn't work.
- Fixed FFXIV memory reading which broke after patch 5.18. (Thanks @qitana!)
This should fix the enmity overlays. - The WSServer tab now uses libcurl for downloads just like the rest of OverlayPlugin. This should solve the issue
where generating a SSL certificate failed becausemkcert
couldn't be downloaded. - Added
OverlayControl
which allows addon developers to embed web pages in WinForms controls. - Overhauled the overlay settings UI
- The settings are now grouped into several tab to reduce the clutter.
- You can now assign multiple hotkeys to the same overlay.
- Added an option to disable overlays. A disabled overlay won't use any resources but won't be able to do anything either.
- Added an option to mute hidden overlays.
- Updated translations: Chinese (@ShadyWhite) and French (@mooondark)
Please let me know if you find any bugs, either here or on the FFXIV ACT Discord.
The .7z
and .zip
downloads are identical. Just different archive formats. Download whichever is easier for you to extract.
Some notes for new users:
- Make sure you disable the old OverlayPlugin and restart ACT before adding this plugin.
- Don't overwrite the old OverlayPlugin with this one, extract the archive into a new folder.
- If you get a message complaining about a missing
CefSharp.Core.dll
, make sure you have the MS Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019 installed. - Make sure no
OverlayPlugin*.dll
orHtmlRenderer.dll
files are in your ACT folder.