[C++/Py] System Affect Renewal V2 + FIX

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*Descriere:

Aici aveti sistemul Affect Renewall V2 a lui dracarys.


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Mai jos aveti 2 FIX-uri pe care sa le faceti dupa ce ati instalat sistemul:
FIX #1:

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Cauta:

Code:

	def UpdateDescription(self):

Mai jos vei gasi:

Code:

		if self.endTime > 0:
			leftTime = localeInfo.SecondToDHM(self.endTime - app.GetGlobalTimeStamp())

Adauga:

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FIX #2 - tooltip(Multumim @Eder )

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The Issue:
The problem is that the new function replacing SetToolTipText is never actually called.

Basically, we used the same name for a setter (the older function), and that’s it. The text updates correctly, but nothing triggers it to be rendered.

I made a few small changes to better understand where the issue was.

Instead of adding this (as it is in the original post):

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What’s happening here?
We are still setting the tooltip text, but now we tell SetToolTip not to receive anything because, in theory, we already have the "text" variable set by another function.

So how do we render it?
Easy!

Find this function within the same class:

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Right below it, you’ll find OnMouseOverIn.
Modify it like this:

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What's happening here?
Basically, when we hover over the affect icon, it checks if the tooltip is initialized and then calls SetToolTip(). This function, in turn, generates the text visually.

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This forum has become a reference point.
9 out of 10 of what I download often works without further modification.
Thank you for your commitment and spirit of sharing.

[Eder]

I don’t understand why my messages, along with the one from the other member reporting a bug, were deleted.
But anyway, moving on:
After installing the "system" (if you can even call such a small change a system), I noticed there are some bugs, just like the other member pointed out. After a bit of debugging and fixing on my end, I managed to get it working. I even helped the guy via Discord since it was his issue that made me take a closer look.

I’ll post the fix here as well, in case you want to add it to the thread, @[HF]White . It's up to you.

The Issue:
The problem is that the new function replacing SetToolTipText is never actually called.

Basically, we used the same name for a setter (the older function), and that’s it. The text updates correctly, but nothing triggers it to be rendered.

I made a few small changes to better understand where the issue was.

Instead of adding this (as it is in the original post):

Conținut: Ascuns

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Replace it with this:

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

What’s happening here?
We are still setting the tooltip text, but now we tell SetToolTip not to receive anything because, in theory, we already have the "text" variable set by another function.

So how do we render it?
Easy!

Find this function within the same class:

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

Right below it, you’ll find OnMouseOverIn.
Modify it like this:

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

What's happening here?
Basically, when we hover over the affect icon, it checks if the tooltip is initialized and then calls SetToolTip(). This function, in turn, generates the text visually.

With this change, the "system" (I hesitate to even call it that, since it’s just a small text adjustment...basically just replacing TextLine with uiToolTip lol) now works correctly.

Alright, I did my good deed for the day.

[[HF]White]

I don’t understand why my messages, along with the one from the other member reporting a bug, were deleted.
But anyway, moving on:
After installing the "system" (if you can even call such a small change a system), I noticed there are some bugs, just like the other member pointed out. After a bit of debugging and fixing on my end, I managed to get it working. I even helped the guy via Discord since it was his issue that made me take a closer look.

I’ll post the fix here as well, in case you want to add it to the thread, @[HF]White . It's up to you.

The Issue:
The problem is that the new function replacing SetToolTipText is never actually called.

Basically, we used the same name for a setter (the older function), and that’s it. The text updates correctly, but nothing triggers it to be rendered.

I made a few small changes to better understand where the issue was.

Instead of adding this (as it is in the original post):

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

Replace it with this:

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

What’s happening here?
We are still setting the tooltip text, but now we tell SetToolTip not to receive anything because, in theory, we already have the "text" variable set by another function.

So how do we render it?
Easy!

Find this function within the same class:

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

Right below it, you’ll find OnMouseOverIn.
Modify it like this:

Conținut: Ascuns

Reacționează la acest mesaj și conținutul se va afișa automat.

What's happening here?
Basically, when we hover over the affect icon, it checks if the tooltip is initialized and then calls SetToolTip(). This function, in turn, generates the text visually.

With this change, the "system" (I hesitate to even call it that, since it’s just a small text adjustment...basically just replacing TextLine with uiToolTip lol) now works correctly.

Alright, I did my good deed for the day.
I just hope my message doesn’t get deleted again for no reason.

The messages were simply deleted because there's a dedicated area for support. Thank you for providing this fix, I will add it!

I support freedom of speech and members contributions, but I want to keep the topics as clean as possible.

I hope this makes it clear

[Lugh]

Fix daca folosesti multitext line, prin fixul nr. 2 este totul in regula mai putin daca folosesti multi textline
Inlocuieste def SetToolTip(self) cu functia de mai jos

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La final totul va arata asa