MFD Fast Configuration

Overview

This OXP aims to add flexibility and control to the layout of MFD displays. MFD's can be useful, but they also take up screen space and can be distracting in certain conditions. This OXP gives you the ability to define different MFD "sets", which can then be quickly activated when required.

Installation and Operation

After purchasing the MFD Fast Configuration device, and launching your ship, you will be able to prime the device by using the "Shift-N" key sequence. Once it is primed, you can change the mode by pressing the "B" key, and activating the mode by pressing the "N" key.

In short, you set up your MFD's in a particular way, and then store that "set" in one of 6 different positions. These sets can then be recalled to restore the MFD layout as you had it.

The available modes are:

Mode	Description
Set current config as set 1	This sets the current MFD layout as "Set 1".
Set current config as set 2	This sets the current MFD layout as "Set 2".
Set current config as set 3	This sets the current MFD layout as "Set 3".
Set current config as green condition set	This sets the current MFD layout as the set to apply when the alert condition changes to "Green".
Set current config as yellow condition set	This sets the current MFD layout as the set to apply when the alert condition changes to "Yellow".
Set current config as red condition set	This sets the current MFD layout as the set to apply when the alert condition changes to "Red".
Set current config as docking set	This sets the current MFD layout as the set to apply when the docking process has begun.
Make set 1 default	This makes "Set 1" the default set (which will be activated when docking and launching).
Make set 2 default	This makes "Set 2" the default set (which will be activated when docking and launching).
Make set 3 default	This makes "Set 3" the default set (which will be activated when docking and launching).
Make green condition set default	This makes the "Condition Green" set the default set (which will be activated when docking and launching).
Make yellow condition set default	This makes the "Condition Yellow" set the default set (which will be activated when docking and launching).
Make red condition set default	This makes the "Condition Red" set the default set (which will be activated when docking and launching).
Delete set 1	This deletes "Set 1".
Delete set 2	This deletes "Set 2".
Delete set 3	This deletes "Set 3".
Delete green condition set	This deletes the "Condition Green".
Delete yellow condition set	This deletes the "Condition Yellow".
Delete red condition set	This deletes the "Condition Red".
Delete docking set	This deletes the docking set.
Hide all setting functions from this list	This will hide all the above modes, leaving only the ones below. Do this once you have defined all your sets.
Activate default set	This will activate whatever set is the default.
Activate set 1	This will activate "Set 1".
Activate set 2	This will activate "Set 2".
Activate set 3	This will activate "Set 3".
Activate green condition set	This will activate the "Condition Green" set.
Activate yellow condition set	This will activate the "Condition Yellow" set.
Activate red condition set	This will activate the "Condition Red" set.
Activate docking set	This will activate the docking set.
Disable/Enable auto-update mode	This will turn off or on the auto-update mode.
Restore all settings functions to this list	This will restore all the above modes.

Once you have defined all your different sets, it is recommended you activate the "Hide all setting functions from this list" option. This will reduce the number of modes to only the activation modes, allowing for a more streamlined operation.

Once a set has been defined and is selected, it will be automatically updated to the current configuration whenever the alert condition changes (if there is an alert condition to change to), or when the player docks with a station. This can be turned on or off through the control interface.

License

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

Download

Download MFDFastConfiguration.oxz v1.2 (downloaded 1924 times).

Version History

2.1

• Added ability to turn on/off the auto-storing facility.
• Fixed bug when removing the unit.
• Code refactoring.

2.0

• Automatic storing of MFD configurations now available. If the player makes a change to the current MFD configuration while a set is selected, it will be automatically stored if the alert condition changes, or when the player docks with a station. No need to manually store updated configuration.
• Fixed script error that could occur when player ejects.
• Hiding of setting functions was not being applied until the menu had been cycled once.
• Better integration with Station Dock Control's Launch Queue MFD.
• Better integration with the Damage Report MFD and the Bounty System's Warrant Scanner.

1.2

• Fixed Javascript error that can occur when player ship is destroyed.

1.1

• Fixed issue where deleting sets would fail, because the function name had a spelling mistake in it.
• Fixed issue where attempting to update an existing set fails.
• Removing equipment will now reset all configuration items.
• Fixed spelling mistake in mode list.
• Better MFD handling if HUD Selector is not installed.
• Moved the "Restore all setting functions to the list" item to end of the list of modes.
• Code refactoring.

1.0 - Initial release

Quick Facts

Version	Released	License	Features	Category	Author(s)	Feedback
2.0	2017-08-16	CC BY-NC-SA 4.0	Hud MFD	HUDs OXPs‏‎	phkb	BB Forum

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