ArchonIcon displays an icon for each wizard who has the Archon skill, to the right of their portrait. I don't understand why you mention those plugins, would you like it to include some more function? (I use Google Translate and sometimes I can't understand the message)
I stopped playing in a group several weeks ago and I've never played the 2-Archon combination, i can't test much, so it's unlikely that I'll add certain features.
I have noticed that if you return to archon before the end of the swami's benefit it does not add the statcks, fixed.
When a player moves away (HasValidActor is false) they no longer have access to much information about the character (remaining time of archon or swami for example). Sometimes it is possible to make an estimate of those values by collecting certain data when the character is nearby, but it is an assumption that could not be real, many situations can occur and tests have to be carried out, I can't say for sure that I will add that feature..
I think I've expressed myself wrong: I don't mind at all that you mention other plugins, the problem is that I don't play much wizard in a group and I don't know well how to play with archon and also reading other people's code (even my own code after a while of having created it) requires some effort, so I asked what modifications or what data/information would be useful that the plugin included (maybe you were looking for the icons appear together in another location, or you preferred bars instead of just numerical values)
I've been thinking about how to code that shows the remaining time of both Archon and Swami from another player when they're away (this information isn't really accessible) and I'll try to upload an update later, although it should be clear that it will be an estimate (the icon will have a border of another color to differentiate it)
I think I've expressed myself wrong: I don't mind at all that you mention other plugins, the problem is that I don't play much wizard in a group and I don't know well how to play with archon and also reading other people's code (even my own code after a while of having created it) requires some effort, so I asked what modifications or what data/information would be useful that the plugin included (maybe you were looking for the icons appear together in another location, or you preferred bars instead of just numerical values)
I've been thinking about how to code that shows the remaining time of other players' buffs when they're away, both from Archon and Swuami (this information isn't really accessible), and I'll try to upload an update later, although it should be clear that it will be an estimate/guess (the icon will have a border of another color to differentiate it)
w (width) and h (height) need to be values of type float but the result of multiplying timeleft * SizeIconWidth is double, so there is a possible loss of information and it will emit an error. Switching from int (ProgressBarWidth) to double does it automatically, but from double to float it doesn't, because double has more range and precision, let's say it needs your permission to do that conversion.
A more detailed explanation in case it is not clear: timeleft is a value of type double and SizeIconWidth is a value of type float, being of different type the one with the lowest precision is changed to the one with the highest precision before performing that multiplication, that is, that SizeIconWidth becomes a value of type double and the result (double x double) will also be double.
Hahaha, after holding on for a long time and doing this and that, I kept getting errors because I put "(" in different places.
It was a very stupid question.
I used float, but "(" was the problem.
Thank you.
Thank you very much for your kind reply, I was able to solve it as I wanted.
To be honest, I wanted to apply the updated version now. However, it was too complicated, so I failed to apply it, and the only alternative I modified was Redbar.
Actually, I wanted to ask you to do this, but I couldn't because I thought it would be too much of a bother.(to You)
I'm very happy that it's been updated, and I appreciate your hard work.