Minor Features
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Interface
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Setup
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enable alarm-timer in the settings menu
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click the
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set the timer to X minutes (max. 60) and press ENTER
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Hide/Reset the timer
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once the timer is set, clicking the button will toggle between hidden and visible
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once the timer runs out, clicking on the clock icon will terminate it
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right-clicking the button or the small square will always terminate the current timer, regardless of its status
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Timer & Overlay Behavior
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the timer can be re-positioned by dragging the small square in one of the corners
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once the timer runs out, the overlay will unhide if hidden, start flashing, and start counting up to show how much time has passed since running out
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the script will not auto-exit when the PoE-client closes while a timer is running, i.e. a running timer will override the 'kill script after X minutes' setting in the settings menu
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if the timer runs out while the PoE-client is in the background or not running, the overlay will unhide and turn into a regular window that can be closed normally in order to stop the alarm
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loop & beep: if checked, the timer will loop indefinitely and there will be a short beep whenever the countdown hits 00:00
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Remarks
- I included this as a quick alternative to setting a timer on the phone because I often lose track of time while playing PoE
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long-pressing the omni-key while hovering over an orb of horizons will show a small panel with a list of maps and their natural tier
- while holding the omni-key, press a letter to show the list of maps that start with that letter
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long-pressing the omni-key while hovering over a map will show a small panel with a list of maps this one can change into
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Remarks
- before horizon-ing a map I don't like, I use this to check if that map can change into something worse and how probable that would be
- requires 'bestiary' image-check to be set up
- pressing the omni-key while the beastcrafting window is open will show a context menu with shortcuts for clearer flask-mod searching