Unique Aspect on the wrong class/weapon
Raskelot opened this issue · 3 comments
Hi, it's me again, I just want to say, I use your website daily and I must be your biggest user haha.
As a Rogue, I noticed that I see the offensive aspect The Grandfather, but when I check on other build website like this one: https://d4planner.io/skilltree/Barbarian/EO:185
That weapon is actually a two-handed sword, which rogues can't equip. So I guess my question is, is there a way to have the weapon type in the tooltip of the aspect so we don't base a build around a specific aspect that the class can't use?
Also, is there any plan to improve the overall visual of the page? I personally set chrome zoom at 50% and on the website I put the zoom level to 2.0 (max). Adding some visual artwork or the tooltip. I love the change on paragon board, we can now rotate and place them, you're the best, thank you for that!
I managed to finish planning my build with your tool, here it is :D !
I added item slot indicators to all of the uniques, and did some basic filtering to prevent obviously-impossible uniques from showing up (like 2H swords on a Rogue).
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Also, is there any plan to improve the overall visual of the page? I personally set chrome zoom at 50% and on the website I put the zoom level to 2.0 (max). Adding some visual artwork or the tooltip.
Do you have a specific request, or are you just asking for me to add textures? I do plan to (eventually, as an optional feature) add something along those lines, but it's not super high priority (as I have at least eight remaining features to add, still). I'm not sure what the benefit is to 50% zoom in chrome when you can already zoom the canvas from 0.15x to 2x; I increased the UI zoom level maximum to 4.0 (from 2.0), though.
With 50% zoom and scale 2:
With 100% zoom and scale 1.0:
The tooltip just take 20% of the screen, no matter how far I scroll up or down.
And for texture, well anything other than black square and circle haha.
I added a zoom option so you can adjust the size of tooltips without needing to scale the entire page; it uses the same "magnifying glass" button as the UI scale:
