So they can be assigned style in single style sheet

Should be possible to use github directly to install into node_modules

There are a few annoying things about gorilla-build that should be fixed:

• apsking/gorilla#438 prevents us from using any 3rd party frameworks
• the // Created with love using Gorilla is in the header and is considered an error by tampermonkey. Any build messages should be after the header
• Some of the header order should be enforced - name, namespace, version, author, description should appear first and in that order

Once I open settings with template https://ua.rocks/img/canvas.png - page crashes.


Chrome Version 114.0.5735.248 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Version 115.0.5790.102 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Win 10

templates will be in a separate div anyway (for css reasons, see discord for the todo) so I can just visibility: hidden the div

need to investigate if requestAnimationFrame() works and how much we can yield to the event loop. A 2000x2000 image taking 3 seconds to load and freezing everything on a mid-range machine is unacceptable

Likely caused due to templateManager using (0,0) as the top left of the canvas.

the name and contact field might need to be truncated. probably can set max-width: 100pxon css side, so the contact box only takes up 102 pixels on the canvas max

I tried making it cycle through different dither patterns but right now it skips over some

I'm fine with the github org staying as osuplace, but I think some osu! Logo Builders branding would do good

It would be nice to have a setting that limits nested loading to like 2 or 3 levels.

allows faction leaders to see where malicious images are loaded from and blacklist them

postMessage API isn't reliable enough

Settings were hastily thrown into shadow DOM but now that they are there, they can have custom CSS that always works

There are many ways the script could do cache busting, but it seems sometimes it actually works against our best wishes. Real solution to this should be investigated, and if there's a way to fix it it should be added into the .json so that after loading it for the first time the script knows how to refresh it correctly.

This could also just include an incremental version number i.e filename part of the path is the cache bust not the uri query. For example templateManager is told to add https://littleendu.xyz/template.json as a source, and then in the .json templateManager would find "hey, we actually have updated this 45 times. You can find the templates in https://littleendu.xyz/template-v45.json and in the future, try https://littleendu.xyz/template-v46.json to see if we have an update"

Uncaught DOMException: Failed to execute 'drawImage' on 'CanvasRenderingContext2D': The HTMLImageElement provided is in the 'broken' state. at extractFrame

note: This doesn't mean that we are going to implement an image editor. Only the .json manipulation part needs to happen in the userscript.

Should be possible to add this into our workflow. idk if the workflow can check the diff and only commit if the build wasn't included, but I'll rather have empty commits than missing builds

we are loading templates in ajax so the priority depends on how fast the .json loaded

They absolutely need to be optional (but maybe customizable) as to not conflict with any hotkeys the sites themselves might have.

can probably be the same constant as current css, maybe just renamed and initialized somewhere else

• Add "name" field to entire template. probably call it / alias it to faction
  • will be used to display settings
• Add template url storage
  • store the embed url + jsontemplate so that wrong canvas game templates don't get loaded
• Make it obvious that templates can be saved to be loaded later
  • maybe a label next to settings icon?
  • notification when no templates were saved?

This line seems to be improperly applied to the cursor when not in preview mode (as seen in the following image)

The math around dithering is crazy complicated and doesn't event make sense. The slider in the settings should set a "show every Nth pixel" and the priority mask should add a percentage to that. There should be a separate slider for the automated dither part of animated frames.

The final formula for finding the dither amount could then be floor(N + N * (255-L)/100) where N is the selected dither amount and L is the value of the pixel in the priority map.

imo this would have many benefits:

• would allow for an easy check to see if you have the latest template (that is if you know what the latest version nr is, you just check that you have the same nr)
• would allow a rollback if the user finds that the new version doesn't work for them
• would enable some sanity check
  • client can reject individual templates if a "newer" json hosts older template
  • client can ignore a newer json that doesn't bump the version number of a template

This would need to be opt-in and per template, that is:

• user opts in to saving
• template json host opts in to keeping track of versions
  • template isn't version controlled if the version key doesn't exist

I saw some streamers having custom timers separated by birthday months, but I think we can do better than that.

The command centre could just randomly assign people to teams and in a way where the commander in charge can select the ratios of the teams. So the admin panel would have a "Create team" and then a slider for how big the team should be. The actual percentage will be this_slider_value / total_value_of_all_sliders. Then when ever the commander locks the teams in everyone connected gets a notification "You were assigned team Alpha" or something, and the admin panel starts showing cooldown estimation. When the cooldown is 0 and the commander deploys a team, that team gets a "place your pixels now" notification.

• keep track of what was canvas' top-leftmost pixel coord when the template was uploaded
• guess or allow the user to specify what it actually is right now so that all the templates can be shifted
• in case of where top-leftmost isn't 0,0 (aka negative coords or shrinking canvas), allow templates to choose between UI coords or html canvas coords

this would hopefully make it less confusing to handle various expansion, contraction, 0/0 not being top-left, and other such gimmicks

something needs to be redesigned

the settings just make way more sense than hidden keyboard shortcuts

They spam the logs, making it impossible to debug some scenarios

We can probably add a ton of customization options but they should all be at the bottom and collapsed by default

Probably forgot to git add it.

It was rarely used during r/place 2023 and I would argue it wasn't successfully used at all. Dropping support for priority masks would allow us to investigate other ways to overlay the template on the canvas such as CSS masking

Within the bounding box of the template, any info that the user can enable to be displayed should try to move as close to the cursor as it can without actually touching the cursor nor any other such settings.

• Tampermonkey/tampermonkey#1483

Turns out by default some script managers, like Violentmonkey, update scripts automatically. To avoid confusion, the version number should be placed somewhere. I think I'll go with the title in the settings as that's least effort to edit:

div.appendChild(createLabel(".json Template settings - v" + GM.info.script.version));

Build using any other typescript transpiler and manually write a .user.js file.