Live in 0.1.19 the plugin put three buttons on the plugin bar (MM, Mossy
Tracker, Metas), the tracker carried the icon that belongs to the main
window, and the metas downloads were in a window of their own.
Now only the main window has a bar button: "MM" with the original
window's icon (7735, 0x06001E37). Its tabs follow the original's notebook:
Main, Settings, Statistics, Mossy Tracker, Metas, Tools. The Mossy Tracker
tab is the original page, one "Open Mossy Tracker" button that opens the
tracker window; that window is registered without a bar button and
opened through the host's ShowPanel. The Metas tab holds everything the
metas window had (list with search, refresh, check, download outdated,
download one file, last check, status), plus the repository address and
the two folders the files land in. The main window forwards those
bindings to the meta sync's view model, since markup binds one object.
Downloads already went to the host's VTank profile storage, the one
MossTank reads, under mosstank/metas and mosstank/navs with each file's
own name and extension; the tab now shows those full folder paths
instead of the storage root. Backend frames are untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The owner calls the flag tracker important, so the original's pages come
across with their tables unchanged: augmentations and luminance auras from
the player's own int properties (the object table carries them), recalls
from the spellbook with composited spell icons, cantrips matched from the
active enchantments to trained skills, attributes and wards, the tracked
weapons the original kept data for but never showed, and the quest timers.
Read on the tick thread at login and on each page's Refresh; the quest
page redraws every five seconds instead of from a thread-pool timer.
The root panel's visibility is the settable IsVisible so the main window
can open it; the three sections the original left as stubs stay out, and a
headless host registers nothing. The fake spell catalog learns IsKnown.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
