[Userscript] No-Script Scripts
Here's a few scripts to use with the no-script option in groups. They should automatically enable only in no-script games so you won't have to worry about turning them on/off yourself.
They're all pretty bare bones so settings and instructions can be found each script. Let me know if you have any questions.
Key Remapper
Lets you remap keys to other keys. For example, IJKL can be remapped to WASD and used for movement.
- Script Link: https://gist.github.com/SomeBall-1/4e34b6d6b78e9ceeb2af8bf30febe756
- Install Link: https://gist.github.com/SomeBall-1/4e34b6d6b78e9ceeb2af8bf30febe756/raw/TagPro%2520No-Script%2520Key%2520Remapper.user.js
Macros
Map specific keys to chat messages. You can create macros that chat to everyone, just your team, or to your group. Key used for macros are not affected by the key remapper script.
- Script Link: https://gist.github.com/SomeBall-1/fbbe28ffcd2b76cbc87ed44ff81a28a5
- Install Link: https://gist.github.com/SomeBall-1/fbbe28ffcd2b76cbc87ed44ff81a28a5/raw/TagPro%2520No-Script%2520Macros.user.js
Scoreboard Highlighter
Highlights the highest value per column on the scoreboard (like the Scoreboard Enhancer script). It's color-coded by team, you can change the colors inside the script. Screenshot. You may notice the colors sort of flashing if you leave the scoreboard open for long periods of time. Unfortunately, that's a side effect I can't get around. You can try raising the value of the refreshRate variable, but above 60 it likely won't make much of a difference.
- Script Link: https://gist.github.com/SomeBall-1/81479edfc247734a90b4136736e9b683
- Install Link: https://gist.github.com/SomeBall-1/81479edfc247734a90b4136736e9b683/raw/TagPro%2520No-Script%2520Scoreboard%2520Highlight.user.js
Team Stats
Adds a second table to the scoreboard for total stats across each team. Pretty the exact same thing as u/thevdude's script found here but for no-script groups.
Posted Aug 9, 2017, 11:55 PM UTC · edited
get this man on the dev team
In title? Not worth it. In action? Absolutely.
Here's how I see it:
As a peace offering, the devs bend to the will of the askreddit mods, apologizing profusely. The devs placate the mods as best they can. Swallowing his pride, Lucky remarks that it is understandable that nothing will change. But as a token of his good will, he explains that the tagpro community has raised enough money to provide all 45 askreddit mods with some of the newest must-haves in IoT technology.
Satisfied that they've really put the evil tagpro community in its place, the mods are quite pleased with themselves and their new toys. That is, until their light bulbs all go dark, their Alexas and Echo's start playing this and finally, the piece-de-resistance: sb-1's army of knife-wielding Roombas chase the mods from their homes.
This leaves askreddit unmonitored and essentially ungoverned for 24-48 hours as the mods flee for their lives. (Until the roombas run out of juice.) During that time, we escalate from a vote brigade to a full-on voting field army.
I mean, I'm a big sb-1 fan. So you could make him a dev as well. I hate seeing untapped potential.
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That was almost a real plan until it took a turn for the dank
I'm not really qualified enough. Plus it's probably more of a commitment then I'd be up for.
You've done more for the game than the devs over the past ~2 years.
I've been given to understand that it requires 0 commitment.
I've made a lot of scripts but the bar for scripts is much lower. If there's bugs I can take as long as I need to fix them, I only care about compatibility with Chrome, and sometimes I use things only the newest browser versions have without any need for backwards compatibility.
I'm good at hacking things together that usually work. But for development you'd want someone more knowledgable with better CS fundamentals who can write cleaner and smarter code than I do. u/snaps_ is a good example of someone significantly more capable than myself. If he had the time and inclination (and the current devs wanted him) I think he'd be a great choice.
Thanks, that's nice of you to say.
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