Hi and thanks again for these great guides.
I like to use Zygor's built-in waypoint arrow, leaving Carbonite's arrow free for secondary targets. But I am a bit of a precision flying buff and I love decimal degree readouts. So I made the following patch to ZygorGuidesViewer\Pointer.lua (the current version) starting at line 1345, right before the final output line of Pointer.ArrowFrame_OnUpdate. It shows the degrees to your waypoint right after the distance, unless you're facing 90 or more degrees away. If you're within 10 degrees, it shows tenths of a degree.
If anyone (including Zygor) wants to use it, you're welcome to it. This is the only place I'm sharing it.
I like to use Zygor's built-in waypoint arrow, leaving Carbonite's arrow free for secondary targets. But I am a bit of a precision flying buff and I love decimal degree readouts. So I made the following patch to ZygorGuidesViewer\Pointer.lua (the current version) starting at line 1345, right before the final output line of Pointer.ArrowFrame_OnUpdate. It shows the degrees to your waypoint right after the distance, unless you're facing 90 or more degrees away. If you're within 10 degrees, it shows tenths of a degree.
Code:
-- Dragonhawk decimal degree patch 10-10-10 -- we want clockwise degrees local angdeg = 360 - (angle * 57.2957795) if angdeg > 180 then angdeg = angdeg - 360 end local angfmt = (abs(angdeg) < 10) and " %-3.1f deg" or " %-3.0f deg" local angtxt = (angfmt):format(angdeg) if abs(angdeg) < 90 then disttxt = disttxt..angtxt end -- End Dragonhawk patch
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