Wanted to do some vorkath on my MBP w/touchbar and stumbled upon this. Noticed that the buttons are relatively small for switching without paying attention. I'm gonna take a swing at it but I need to switch between my inventory and my spell book and they are 3 buttons apart and non-rearrangeable. Do you think this would be possible? The progress you have, though, looks great!

The window size shouldn't be changeable. As such, if the user resizes the window vertically, the UI breaks.

The App View's buttons clip on some 13" Macs.

Hello, I am using runelite and when pressing the keys in the touch bar nothing happes, if i try using the funtion keys it works.

What could be the cause of this?

Greetings

I removed the combat styles and it returned to normal. I placed it back and then there was a gap.

Edit: just found out the image format is HEIC so I'm gonna figure that out and post it.

Edit2: should be good

As of 9/27, Jagex has changed the Ignore List interface to the Account Management interface. While I don't expect anyone to need a quick switch to Account Management via the Touch Bar, the icon should be updated for consistency.

Let's avoid those scary warning messages that will appear on apps that aren't notarized by Apple.

See: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=09032019a

The Control Strip button's clickable area doesn't quite line up with the button's frame, so there are some dead spots where clicking the button doesn't do anything.

The way the app works with System Preferences is confusing. The app should either directly work with the defaults API or the System Preferences interaction should be more streamlined and the user should know which buttons will launch external applications.

Since Runelite is its own app, do you think it would be reasonable to take over its app control? Then you wouldn't need the global framework and you could have a version that complies with apples guidelines.

The only reason I ask is because I use this app quite a bit but I frequently forget to open it so when I go to switch panes it is not there.

When running the packaged app, it seems that the app sandboxing is enforced more heavily--to the point where the scripts can't write a file.

This can likely be solved by creating a file in the Documents directory and passing that handle to the scripts.

If we have custom key mapping (such as esc to close inventory) the Touch Bar won't work. If it read the keyCode from a plist instead, users could customize the values.