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Add Option to limit projected fits to offensive/assistive modules #691

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Ebag333 opened this issue Jul 30, 2016 · 4 comments
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Add Option to limit projected fits to offensive/assistive modules #691

Ebag333 opened this issue Jul 30, 2016 · 4 comments
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Ebag333 commented Jul 30, 2016

Feature request.

Either a drop down or checkbox to allow you to apply:

  • All
  • Offensive Only
  • Assistive Only

blitzmann [10:25 AM]
It actually wouldnt be too difficult i dont think. The effects have an is offensive and is assistive flag

The reason for this is primarily boosting moving to being a local effect rather than designated fleet boosts. When setting up complex fleet scenarios, it becomes extremely time consuming to be constantly flicking back and forth between fits to turn on/off modules (or accidentally leave modules on).

This would allow us to have an explicitly set flag to make managing boosts and friendlies easier in the projected tab, and more readily identifying what's friendly vs hostile.

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Instead of a dropdown, I like the idea of implementing it in the state column, or a different column that is similar to state. Have an icon that represents friendly / offensive. Need to double check effects that have incorrect markings for isAssistive / isOffensive.

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Ebag333 commented Aug 4, 2016

Reusing the state column would be clever, but my concern is that it might not be very obvious for the average end user.

You would also need a 4 way toggle, off, all, friendly, hostile. There are legitimate use cases for applying both friendly and hostile mods, and we'd want to support projecting modules that may not be correctly setup to be flagged as friendly.

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You would also need a 4 way toggle, off, all, friendly, hostile.

Somewhat easy. We already have that for the fitting window. Could just cycle. But I am not 100% behind that since it's kinda ugly, hence idea for a new column, which is much more straight-forward

we'd want to support projecting modules that may not be correctly setup to be flagged as friendly.

Yep. We may even be able to override this somehow, either in the effect file or manually when we do the conversion to SQL (we do this to manually set published flags on a few items, this would be a last resort type of thing).

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Ebag333 commented Aug 5, 2016

Somewhat easy. We already have that for the fitting window. Could just cycle. But I am not 100% behind that since it's kinda ugly, hence idea for a new column, which is much more straight-forward

If we split it out, we'll have 6 options.
2 for on/off.
3 for friendly, hostile, all.

2x3=6

But this is a good thing, in my mind. ☺

We may even be able to override this somehow, either in the effect file or manually when we do the conversion to SQL

Can we expose this in the overrides window?

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