Kaynin
01-07-2012, 09:03 PM
Ok, so I'm trying to set up ISboxer with my swapping regions as sort of 'portraits' in my party unitframes.
But in order for that to work, depending on which window is swapped, I need to be able to swap around two (no issue) but also sometimesm more regions in a single swap.
For example if I'm on my main/party leader, and swap to the first slave, the swap works and the windows work as unitframes, but if I swap my leader to my second slave, my leader needs to take the first slaves slot and the first slave the second slaves slot, as the second slave takes the leader slot.
So in that case, basicly it should first swap my main and my second slave. And after that my main and my first slave. So a two swap script while doing a single swap.
If I am on my main and want to go on my fourth slave, it needs to swap quite some regions around. But I'm fine with a little extra delay, if I can get this to work.
Is there anyway I can set that up in window swapping behaviour?
Alternatively, is there a way to 'reposition' the X and Y of a region, so when swapping you also changed the location of the regions accordingly, this could save a lot of delay time instead of swapping window after window.
But in order for that to work, depending on which window is swapped, I need to be able to swap around two (no issue) but also sometimesm more regions in a single swap.
For example if I'm on my main/party leader, and swap to the first slave, the swap works and the windows work as unitframes, but if I swap my leader to my second slave, my leader needs to take the first slaves slot and the first slave the second slaves slot, as the second slave takes the leader slot.
So in that case, basicly it should first swap my main and my second slave. And after that my main and my first slave. So a two swap script while doing a single swap.
If I am on my main and want to go on my fourth slave, it needs to swap quite some regions around. But I'm fine with a little extra delay, if I can get this to work.
Is there anyway I can set that up in window swapping behaviour?
Alternatively, is there a way to 'reposition' the X and Y of a region, so when swapping you also changed the location of the regions accordingly, this could save a lot of delay time instead of swapping window after window.