InnerSpace - MMOBugs

**cudacuf** · #1 December 12th, 2008

I've recently been talked into switching from WInEQ2 to InnerSpace and so far I'm pretty satisfied with it. I'm working on configuring a few things to how I like them and I saw a few of the UI mods on their website.

http://lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.php/ClickBoxer
http://lavishsoft.com/wiki/index.php/IS:Ventrilo

Those are two that I thought were pretty cool and I was wondering if we could get an InnerSpace Forum here on the boards or at least a dedicated thread for people to share the mods they use and maybe some configuration tricks that some might not know about.

**Fry** · #2 December 12th, 2008

Feel free to use the code snippets forum for the time being. If enough threads come up I'll make a new forum for it. Make sure you mark all threads with IS or Innerspace in the thread title.

**htw** · #3 December 13th, 2008

Here are a couple of things I changed in mine.

I did not care for the window titles being like "is1 (CTRL+ALT+1)", "is2 (CTRL+ALT+2)", etc., so I changed the script to show the profile name. I name the profiles by the "main" toon name on the account the profile is configured for, so for example, if acct #1's main is named Bubba, then my titlebar for that session shows "Bubba (1)". I just put 1 there, as I know it's ctrl+alt+1, and don't really need to waste that space. ;-) You can modify it to your liking though, so here is how you do that:

1) Go to your InnerSpace\Scripts directory. You will see the file you want to modify in there, it is called DefaultStartup.iss. However, you can't just edit this one, or the patcher will just patch it back again. Copy DefaultStartup.iss to EQStartup.iss.

2) Edit EQStartup.iss. Look down around line 70 or so, you see a line

Code:

WindowText is${Count} (CTRL+ALT+${Count})

and change it to:

Code:

WindowText ${Profile} (${Count})

and a few lines below that:

Code:

WindowText is${Count} (No Hotkey)

and change it to:

Code:

WindowText ${Profile} (No Hotkey)

Also, you could just comment out the old ones, and put yours in. Here is what mine looks like in that section:

3. Save the file. Now, go edit your session startup sequence in InnerSpace. Insert init for EQStartup right before DefaultStartup. (this is from the General tab in Inner Space Configuration, under Startup Sequences & under Session, click on the Startup button).

Click the Finished button, and all done.

If you have a quad core, and want to set cpu affinity for multiple sessions between all 4 cores (instead of just core 1/2 by default), you can do that also in your new EQStartup.iss script.

Look in the script for the EQSession() function, and replace it with this one:

Code:

function EQSession()
{
/* customize this part for EverQuest 1 */

  /* EQ1 is unstable with multiple CPUs. This will rotate the affinity between two cores */
	if ${SessionNumber}%4==0
	{
		proc 4 only
	}
	else
	{
		if ${SessionNumber}%3==0
		{
			proc 3 only
		}
		else
		{
			if ${SessionNumber}%2==0
			{
				proc 2 only
			}
			else  
			{
				proc 1 only
			}
		}
	}
  
  /* Set up our mouse transformation handler for when people resize the window, since EQ1 does not
     scale the display on purpose. */
  Event[On Window Position]:AttachAtom[EQOnWindowPos]

  alias normalsize WindowSize -Reset
  alias tinysize WindowScale 20
  alias pipforegroundsize WindowSize -Reset
  alias normalposition WindowPos -viewable ${Math.Calc[${Display.DesktopX}+10].Int},${Math.Calc[${Display.DesktopY}+10].Int}
  alias tinyposition WindowPos ${Math.Calc[${Display.DesktopX}+10].Int},${Math.Calc[${Display.DesktopY}+10].Int}
  alias pipforegroundposition WindowPos -viewable ${Display.DesktopX},${Display.DesktopY}
  alias fullscreenmouse
  alias normalmouse
  alias tinymouse
  alias pipforegroundmouse

  bind fullscreenkey SHIFT+ALT+f fullscreen
  bind normalkey SHIFT+ALT+n normal
  bind tinykey SHIFT+ALT+t tiny
  bind next CTRL+ALT+x "uplink focus -next"
  bind previous CTRL+ALT+z "uplink focus -previous"
}

Save, start up (or restart) InnerSpace.

htw

**cudacuf** · #4 December 13th, 2008

I dont have a quadcore. I'm just running a dualcore. So, can I change

Code:

  /* EQ1 is unstable with multiple CPUs. This will rotate the affinity between four cores */
  if ${SessionNumber}%4==0
     proc 4 only
  else if ${SessionNumber}%3==0
     proc 3 only
  else if ${SessionNumber}%2==0
     proc 2 only
  else  
     proc 1 only

to

Code:

  /* EQ1 is unstable with multiple CPUs. This will rotate the affinity between four cores */
  if ${SessionNumber}%2==0
     proc 2 only
  else  
     proc 1 only

**htw** · #5 December 13th, 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by cudacuf

I dont have a quadcore. I'm just running a dualcore. So, can I change

Code:

  /* EQ1 is unstable with multiple CPUs. This will rotate the affinity between four cores */
  if ${SessionNumber}%4==0
     proc 4 only
  else if ${SessionNumber}%3==0
     proc 3 only
  else if ${SessionNumber}%2==0
     proc 2 only
  else  
     proc 1 only

to

Code:

  /* EQ1 is unstable with multiple CPUs. This will rotate the affinity between four cores */
  if ${SessionNumber}%2==0
     proc 2 only
  else  
     proc 1 only

Yep, sure can. :-)

htw

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