Showing Quality of structures

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Re: Showing Quality of structures

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Do we get any information on the quality sent to the client at all?

Basically my question is, is this doable clientside without having to pester a dev?
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Re: Showing Quality of structures

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Onionfighter wrote:
Gauteamus wrote:Beehive quality should allways remain unobtanium, for old times sake, but the other buildables that do not have a window should have some way to echo quality too.
And they should randomly produce q -22490458847221694544 honey.
But they are already doing this.
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Re: Showing Quality of structures

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DatOneGuy wrote:Do we get any information on the quality sent to the client at all?

Basically my question is, is this doable clientside without having to pester a dev?
I'm guessing not, since the only time the quality is used is when something is crafted/smelted/etc. with it, which is serverside.
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Re: Showing Quality of structures

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So...how about this? It would be great to have it implemented.
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I like the idea of having it as a skill but I think it would be better to just have it listed - not to mention easier to implement.
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I like the picture in the OP, just a listed q of the structure.
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sabinati wrote:maybe it should be an adventure menu thing, adventure > examine
please no.

in the title and/or add mouseover tooltips.
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sabinati wrote:maybe it should be an adventure menu thing, adventure > examine
This.

Should work on all buildable structures, plus trees and crops.
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sabinati wrote:maybe it should be an adventure menu thing, adventure > examine
NOT this. When you make it an action, you get people complaining that it takes too long to examine their stuff because they were too lazy to write it down. Plus that's so much more effort for the devs to implement. I'm dying to have this added, but just being in the UI of the structure is not only sufficient, but most efficient as well.
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Granger wrote:
sabinati wrote:maybe it should be an adventure menu thing, adventure > examine
This. Should work on all buildable structures, plus trees and crops.
granger i expected you of all people to be against something that adds more clicks than necessary
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