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== Slash Command ==
== Slash Command ==
[[File:COHPowerTrays3.png|thumb|right|400px|Tray Window]]
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{{SlashCommandArticle|command=tray_labels|options=[0-2]|note=Enable Power Tray Labels.}}


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:: 1 = Key Binding
:: 1 = Key Binding
:: 2 = Slot Number
:: 2 = Slot Number
* This command changes the tiny little numbers/labels below and to the left of the power icons in the [[The Players' Guide to the Cities/User Interface/Tray Window|Power Trays]].  
* {{slashcommand|tray_labels}} changes the tiny little numbers/labels below and to the left of the Power Slots in the [[The Players' Guide to the Cities/User Interface/Tray Window|Power Trays]].
* Option 2, Key Binding, labels the Power Slots with their corresponding default key bindings. The Primary tray power slots default to 1 through 0 (i.e. 1 to 10) to execute the power in that slot. The Secondary tray power slots default to A+1 to A+0 (Alt+1 to Alt+0), and the Tertiary tray power slots default to S+1 to S+0 (Shift+1 to Shift+0). Prior to Issue 27 Page 7, the default key bindings for the Primary and Secondary trays were the same, but the Tertiary tray power slots were activated using CTRL+.
* When the Key Binding option is enabled, no labels (not even numbers) appear on the additional (+) Floating Tray Slots unless those Power Slots are bound to a keyboard key. A Power Slot bound to a mouse button will not have any label.
* This command alters the Power Tray Labels option in Options--> Windows tab--> Powers section.




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==Also==
==Also==
* {{slashcommand|recharge_indicator}}
* {{slashcommand|recharge_timer_color}}
* {{slashcommand|recharge_timer_format}}
* {{slashcommand|recharge_timer_opacity}}
* {{slashcommand|recharge_timer_threshold}}
* {{slashcommand|tray_always_shrink}}
* {{slashcommand|tray_always_shrink}}
* {{slashcommand|tray_animations}}
* {{slashcommand|tray_animations}}

Latest revision as of 02:49, 23 February 2024

Slash Command

Tray Window
/tray_labels [0-2]

Enable Power Tray Labels.

  • Options:
0 = None
1 = Key Binding
2 = Slot Number
  • /tray_labels changes the tiny little numbers/labels below and to the left of the Power Slots in the Power Trays.
  • Option 2, Key Binding, labels the Power Slots with their corresponding default key bindings. The Primary tray power slots default to 1 through 0 (i.e. 1 to 10) to execute the power in that slot. The Secondary tray power slots default to A+1 to A+0 (Alt+1 to Alt+0), and the Tertiary tray power slots default to S+1 to S+0 (Shift+1 to Shift+0). Prior to Issue 27 Page 7, the default key bindings for the Primary and Secondary trays were the same, but the Tertiary tray power slots were activated using CTRL+.
  • When the Key Binding option is enabled, no labels (not even numbers) appear on the additional (+) Floating Tray Slots unless those Power Slots are bound to a keyboard key. A Power Slot bound to a mouse button will not have any label.
  • This command alters the Power Tray Labels option in Options--> Windows tab--> Powers section.


Example

/tray_labels 2


Also