v1.0.0 *** FOR ToME v1.3.1 ***

Okay, this was just a whimsy from just disliking having to choose between custom images looking good in the main game or looking good in the equip screen and character screen, but generally not both.

This is just a primitive override that allows using a slightly larger image in equipment and character screens. It might just be having a high res screen, but it felt like too dramatic
a difference there and just a normally squished feel with lots of empty space. Basically, instead of doubling a low-res image, it can take a higher res one. 128x256, 64x128 or 128x128 seems to
work well. I use 128x256.

Also adjusts the default layout and size to desquishify non-custom ones in the inventory as well. I think at some point they may have looked like this anyway, but back to filling the space fully.

To use:
When using a custom image, have a second one right by it with _large (Example: test.png and test_large.png). If so, it will be used when appropriate.

Tested only on 1.3.1 with resolutions from 800x600 to 2200xsomethingsomething, but odds are its pretty backwards compatible for some large range of versions back.

Also tested with Marson's UI mod. Worked fine with that too.

Superloads:
mod/dialog/charactersheet.lua
engine/Entity.lua
Engine/ui/equipdoll.lua

This addon replaces the default tactical borders with a verson that more clearly shows the healthbars while making target identification quick and easy.

+++ This addon only works for new characters, unless you edit your save file+++

Instructions for save file editing:

Locate your save folder - (Generally in C:\users\*username*)

( The name of you save folder inside your *username* directory is T-Engine )

BACKUP YOUR T-Engine folder TO A SAFE LOCATION - ( You can copy and paste it on your desktop )

Inside your *username* directory, open your T-Engine folder
Open the 4.0 Folder
Open the Save Folder
Look for the folder with your character's name you wish to edit and open it.
Look for and open your desc.lua file ( You can use notepad, but it may be easier to download and install something like Notepad++ )

Locate the line that looks like the following:
addons = {'ashes-urhrok', 'items-vault', 'steamui', 'stone-wardens'}

Add inside the { } the following 'myth-minimalist-ui' so that it now looks like:
addons = {'ashes-urhrok', 'items-vault', 'steamui', 'myth-tactical-borders', 'stone-wardens'}

( Keep in mind the above will look different based on what addons you have installed )

Save your desc.lua and exit the file.

This addon changes several user interface elements to provide a more open and cleaner overall appearance.
--Changes:

• Map - Rolled edges removed, size reduced.
• Hotbar - Borders and background changed to be transparent.
• Player Info - Background changed to be transparent, Most graphical extras removed.
• Resource Bars - Most Graphical extras removed.

+++ This addon only works for new characters, unless you edit your save file+++

Instructions for save file editing:

Locate your save folder - (Generally in C:\users\*username*)

( The name of you save folder inside your *username* directory is T-Engine )

BACKUP YOUR T-Engine folder TO A SAFE LOCATION - ( You can copy and paste it on your desktop )

Inside your *username* directory, open your T-Engine folder
Open the 4.0 Folder
Open the Save Folder
Look for the folder with your character's name you wish to edit and open it.
Look for and open your desc.lua file ( You can use notepad, but it may be easier to download and install something like Notepad++ )

Locate the line that looks like the following:
addons = {'ashes-urhrok', 'items-vault', 'steamui', 'stone-wardens'}

Add inside the { } the following 'myth-minimalist-ui' so that it now looks like:
addons = {'ashes-urhrok', 'items-vault', 'steamui', 'myth-minimalist-ui', 'stone-wardens'}

( Keep in mind the above will look different based on what addons you have installed )

Save your desc.lua and exit the file.

Allows the player to remove beneficial effects with a left click in classic ui.

Pops up a warning dialog if your life falls below a configurable percent of your maximum life. The warning threshold can be configured via the "Low-health warning popup threshold" setting in the UI tab of the Game Options dialog.

Also available as part of the ZOmnibus Addon Pack

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Is this redundant with the Life Lost Warning game option?

Allows you to choose which item to replace when wielding/wearing equipment if there are multiple possibilities.

Also available as part of the ZOmnibus Addon Pack and ZOmnibus Lite.

NOTE:  If you are using this addon in conjunction with Enhanced Object Compare (directly or via ZOmnibus), be sure to update said addon(s) to at least the 2015-05-16 release (v3b for Enhanced Object Compare, v13d for ZOmnibus), as older versions will have minor interaction problems with this addon.

Modifies the life bar to show useful information when the player is below zero life.

Also available as part of the ZOmnibus Addon Pack.

Option in the UI tab to enable/disable the extremely annoying screen coloring for stealth, invisibility, unstoppable, lightning speed.

Minor tweaks to stealth info in the ui.

Right now, it just adds your unseen actions success chance to your stealth sustain icon.

This fontpack was made in order to be able to use the original Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Font for my lore pop-ups. Planewalker is the modern version of the original 'Magic Cards' font and is based off card text from Magic: the Gathering.

Credit for everything except for the font goes to Marson. I just plopped a '.ttf' in a folder. Font by Neale Davidson.

• Additional fonts for Marson's UI Mod. Please use only fonts licensed for such use.*