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About this mod
Adds additional Buttons to the Barter / Quantity-selection screen for easier altering the quantity in steps of 10, 100, or 1000s.
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This mod alters the barterscreendialog or quantity selection screen displayed when buying or selling stackable stuff, like minerals or consumables.
I was tired of clicking or scrolling like a madman when trying to sell large quantities of minerals, so this mod adds additional buttons to that screen in order to easily alter the value in the order of 10^1, 10^2, or 10^3 with a single click.
It also increases the Text font in the quantity textfield.
I tried to align the buttons roughly at the position of the number they change, though that does not fit exactly.
The digits have different widths, especially the 1. If there is a 1, all higher digits shift a bit to the left and the buttons are not exactly aligned any more. However, for most numbers it fits pretty good.
The project file is included in the mod's zip file.
Made with frosty 1.0.5.7.
This should work fine with 1.0.5.6, but will not work with previous versions of the Frosty ModManager (i.e., 1.0.4.x or before)
Many thanks to dazk on the uBSN for testing,
and of course to GMan for creating the Frosty tools.
I was tired of clicking or scrolling like a madman when trying to sell large quantities of minerals, so this mod adds additional buttons to that screen in order to easily alter the value in the order of 10^1, 10^2, or 10^3 with a single click.
It also increases the Text font in the quantity textfield.
I tried to align the buttons roughly at the position of the number they change, though that does not fit exactly.
The digits have different widths, especially the 1. If there is a 1, all higher digits shift a bit to the left and the buttons are not exactly aligned any more. However, for most numbers it fits pretty good.
The project file is included in the mod's zip file.
Made with frosty 1.0.5.7.
This should work fine with 1.0.5.6, but will not work with previous versions of the Frosty ModManager (i.e., 1.0.4.x or before)
Many thanks to dazk on the uBSN for testing,
and of course to GMan for creating the Frosty tools.