Heals Incoming for reverse fill health-deficit #841


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  • xgooy created this issue May 31, 2020

    What version of Grid2 are you using?

    Grid2-r955-classic

     

    What game client version (windows or mac) and language are you using ?

    Windows English

     

    What steps will reproduce the problem?

    I'm trying to set up "Dark Bars Without Invert Colors" in the "How 2 Grid 2" guide. I followed all the steps there - set health status to health-defecit, set color to classcolor. That part works fine - the colorful portion is now filling from right to left. However, now my incoming heals are extending from the reverse fill point and also going right to left. That makes sense for normal reverse fill, but since I'm trying to imitate the normal non-reverse behavior, it doesn't quite match up. Is there a setting I'm missing that allows the heals-incoming bar to overlap with the health-deficit portion and fill from left to right? Thanks!


    Did you try having Grid2 as the only enabled addon and everything else disabled?
    No

      

    Was it working in a previous version? If yes, which was the last good one?
    Don't know

      

    Do you have an error log of what happened? If you don't see any errors, make sure that error reporting is enabled (`/console scriptErrors 1`) or install [BugSack](https://mods.curse.com/addons/wow/BugSack).
    N/A

      

    Please provide any additional information below.

     

     

  • michaelsp posted a comment Jun 2, 2020

    There are several posibilities:

     

    -Extra reverse bar:

    1. Use a default setup: health bar + heal incomings bar (normal direction).

    2. Assign a transparent color status to the health bar (You can create  color statuses from Statuses>Colors).

    3. Create a new reverse bar indicator linked to health-deficit status.

    3. Assign the classcolor to this new reverse bar.

     

    - Without a reverse bar:

    1. Use the default setup health bar + heal incomings bar.

    2. Assign a black color status to the health bar color  (Statuses>Colors to create the color).

    3. Create a square indicator to be used as background covering all the frame (to get this set offsetX = 0, offsetY = 0 and assign a 0 Size to the indicator, zero means: use the frame size)

    4. Assign a frame level 1 to this square indicator (we want this indicator on the background)

    5. Assign  the class color status to the square indicator.


    Edited Jun 2, 2020
  • xgooy closed issue Jun 2, 2020
  • xgooy posted a comment Jun 2, 2020

    Wow that makes perfect sense. Thank you so much for the fast response! I went with option two and it works exactly like how I want.


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