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Post your Mac placement issues and fixes here. Since I don't have a Mac anymore, I can't provide support for the Mac version without your help.
To adjust the placement of an element for your Mac, follow these steps:
find the offending file and placement code (use Doodle's Guide to find the correct file)
add an [$!OSX] tag an indent or two away from the Windows placement code on the line to preserve it for Windows or Linux users, like this:
"xpos" 55 [$!OSX]
Copy the old line down one and add an [$OSX] tag to specify that line for Macs, like this:
"xpos" 55 [$!OSX] "xpos" 58 [$OSX]
"xpos" 58 [$OSX]
Mess around with the OSX value until you get it perfect, then submit the new code (with the old Windows placement) to this issue so I can add them.
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Hey mate, first of all thanks for the awesome hud, works great but as you acknowledged there are a few misplacements on the mac version here are the screenshots from my macbook air 13': http://i.imgur.com/9QVdMzY.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Kh39Wit.jpg http://i.imgur.com/M9mQUgT.jpg
If you want you can email me other versions of the hud and i'll test it out for you, no problem at all
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Post your Mac placement issues and fixes here. Since I don't have a Mac anymore, I can't provide support for the Mac version without your help.
To adjust the placement of an element for your Mac, follow these steps:
find the offending file and placement code (use Doodle's Guide to find the correct file)
add an [$!OSX] tag an indent or two away from the Windows placement code on the line to preserve it for Windows or Linux users, like this:
"xpos" 55 [$!OSX]
Copy the old line down one and add an [$OSX] tag to specify that line for Macs, like this:
"xpos" 55 [$!OSX]
"xpos" 58 [$OSX]
Mess around with the OSX value until you get it perfect, then submit the new code (with the old Windows placement) to this issue so I can add them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: