ok thanks guys... well wavy should work as intended now.. for zoom you can use the script without enabling max zoom out and have a soft zooming (less than max). it0s just like things working better as default.. i often need to zoom out a bit more (like for testing range attack bases)... max zoom out well it's too much... i feel to have a better zoom ....
Testing with Chrome ...
Tiberium Alliances Zoom v .: 1.0.2
Is the only zoom you can do is to cover the maximum attack distance of the selected base?
I do not see that I let the image enlarge any more. :-( https://prnt.sc/v0gd7n
Not a part of EA / Envision teams - My comments are only mine.
Testing with Chrome ...
Tiberium Alliances Zoom v .: 1.0.2
Is the only zoom you can do is to cover the maximum attack distance of the selected base?
I do not see that I let the image enlarge any more. :-( https://prnt.sc/v0gd7n
Yes the script takes on zoom control of the game.
there are 3 variables MaxZoom MinZoom e ZooIncrease (steps)
Game without script:
You have Max zoom out 0.6 and max zoom in 1.0 with steps of 0.1
while if you enable max zoom out in options you have
Max zoom out 0.1 and max zoom in 1.0 with steps of 0.1 for factor >0.5 and 0.025 for factor <0.5
Game with script:
You have Max zoom out 0.45 and max zoom in 1.2 with steps of 0.07
while if you enable max zoom out in options you have
Max zoom out 0.1 and max zoom in 1.2 with steps of 0.07 for factor >0.8 and 0.02 for factor <0.8
where 0.8 is calculated as 2/3 of max zoom in
i can change those values as i want...
i was thinking about giving the user the ability to customize it
Note: Although the internal zoon can be activated and deactivated without reloading the game to use the script it is necessary to deactivate the internal one and reload the game.
Note: Although the internal zoon can be activated and deactivated without reloading the game to use the script it is necessary to deactivate the internal one and reload the game.
well i i have to verify but that's not the case... i mean if you have the script you can enable disabe in game zoom max out option the result would be that max zoom out would be set to 0.1 (that is actually not the variable i changed that is another variable they call "own zoom factor"). If i add customize (that would take some time) i can detect the ingame options enabled and i can also let choose if keep 0.1 factor or change it. I think i will start including max and min options (with a fixed range change).
Btw, can anyone point me to how I can interact with the APIs of EA? How does the TACS script do it? Am I right to say if I run a javascript in the game, i can access ClientLib which is the wrapper for all the APIs? If yes, may I know if there are any documentations for ClientLib?
Yes of course it is browser extension so it will work on all supported browsers.
You just have to get the extension from the browser store (links above)
Maybe the question is 'do Chrome and other non-Microsoft browsers work with extensions and scripts enabled?' Security settings may be a problem, but until someone tests it we'll only know 'in theory' that it all should work.
I am not an employee of EA/Envision. The views expressed are my own!
Maybe the question is 'do Chrome and other non-Microsoft browsers work with extensions and scripts enabled?' Security settings may be a problem, but until someone tests it we'll only know 'in theory' that it all should work.
I didn't understand. What do you mean with "with extensions and scripts enabled"?
I didn't understand. What do you mean with "with extensions and scripts enabled"?
With Extensions installed and in use. With Tampermonkey/Greasemonkey installed and in use for scripts.
I'm reliably informed that there shouldn't be an issue as these run in the browser and not the OS although my point about security issues may still be valid having experienced Windows10S where installation of anything not in M$ store was impossibly difficult or simply impossible. (I gave up on that and managed to persuade the friend that the change to Windows 10 was worth it!)
I am not an employee of EA/Envision. The views expressed are my own!
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Tiberium Alliances Zoom v .: 1.0.2
Is the only zoom you can do is to cover the maximum attack distance of the selected base?
I do not see that I let the image enlarge any more. :-(
https://prnt.sc/v0gd7n
Yes the script takes on zoom control of the game.
there are 3 variables MaxZoom MinZoom e ZooIncrease (steps)
Game without script:
You have Max zoom out 0.6 and max zoom in 1.0 with steps of 0.1
while if you enable max zoom out in options you have
Max zoom out 0.1 and max zoom in 1.0 with steps of 0.1 for factor >0.5 and 0.025 for factor <0.5
Game with script:
You have Max zoom out 0.45 and max zoom in 1.2 with steps of 0.07
while if you enable max zoom out in options you have
Max zoom out 0.1 and max zoom in 1.2 with steps of 0.07 for factor >0.8 and 0.02 for factor <0.8
where 0.8 is calculated as 2/3 of max zoom in
i can change those values as i want...
i was thinking about giving the user the ability to customize it
Wow fantastic but don't forget to include then a "reset to default parameters" options. ;-)
Tested with Chrome and firefox, result OK.
Note: Although the internal zoon can be activated and deactivated without reloading the game to use the script it is necessary to deactivate the internal one and reload the game.
well i i have to verify but that's not the case... i mean if you have the script you can enable disabe in game zoom max out option the result would be that max zoom out would be set to 0.1 (that is actually not the variable i changed that is another variable they call "own zoom factor"). If i add customize (that would take some time) i can detect the ingame options enabled and i can also let choose if keep 0.1 factor or change it. I think i will start including max and min options (with a fixed range change).
Now i just need to find a script that can make me invincible against incoming attacks hehehe
Yes of course it is browser extension so it will work on all supported browsers.
You just have to get the extension from the browser store (links above)
I didn't understand. What do you mean with "with extensions and scripts enabled"?
I'm reliably informed that there shouldn't be an issue as these run in the browser and not the OS although my point about security issues may still be valid having experienced Windows10S where installation of anything not in M$ store was impossibly difficult or simply impossible. (I gave up on that and managed to persuade the friend that the change to Windows 10 was worth it!)