LOOKING_INTO is a generic animation used for numerous activities, and
was previously used as an intermediate animation in a test case. Now
that it is used to trigger idle notifications, a dummy animation has
been inserted to ensure the affected test case will not be broken in the
same way in the future.
Co-authored-by: Nick Wolff <nickwolff2@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Arnaud Peralta <arnaud.peralta@gmail.com>
The darker() is originally from the npc indicators minimap overlay, but other plugins now using this such as impling plugin do not expect this.
If we require the minimap colors to be different later we should add a separate property specifically for it.
This allows the other plugins which depend on the npc overaly to work
when npc highlight plugin is off, while still letting them use the
consistent highlight style of the central overlay.
Lightweight components do not render correctly over AWT canvases on
MacOS. The popup factory API to override this is not available on 8, so
add an 11-specific popup factory to override it by using a multi-release
jar.
With the new steam client updates, the client tries to aggressively
move around several of the widget overlay components, including xp
tracker, and several hp bars. This tends to fight with the layouting we
already do with the widgets.
This changes the widgets to only be layouted if the overlay has a
preferred location or position set. Otherwise, it will offset the snap
corner bounds by where the client has positione the widget.
It is still possible to get the client ui to fight the widget overlay by
moving the overlays around manually, but it should no longer happen in
the default positioning of the widgets.
After changing the slayer plugin to use npc indicators for the outline
style, some users request being able to set the color of slayer
highlights to be unique in order to identify marked npcs such as
superiors while slaying. This readds the previous target color config
and adds new highlight style options to the slayer plugin.
The ChatPlayers do not implement equals or hashCode, making them
unsuitable as a hashmap key. Instead just use a linked list and compare
the members using the comparable interface.
