[Feat. Suggestion] View Bindings -> Single Screen (and automatic slideshow if needed)

[TiagoTiago]

Could you please add a third option for view bindings that would produce a HTML with a bit of javascript to make everything fit on a single screen, and if that would make things too tiny, with an automatic "slideshow" cycling thru all the "pages" of binding? This way i could place the bindings on my secondary monitor and not need to switch out of a game to scroll to see everything.


ps: since it's not gonna be a static HTML page care, should be taken to not make it waste processing power that could be used for the game

[Danny]

That would be neat. Do you happen to know of any similar examples?

None of the following really is a solution, but did you know you can override the css by putting it in documents\Sixense Entertainment\MotionCreator 2\configuration_resources\css? You could adjust the width so it its better full screen.

/* Everything is in the main table*/
table.main {
width:100%;


You can also use the ctrl + mousescroll or +/-, but you'll need to resize the window manually to scale the main controller image.

[TiagoTiago]

There is lots of unused space both on the top and on the table under; and the images of the pictures on the top don't need to show so much of the controller, it is does make the user have to think a bit less when looking at them but when screen realspace is precious like when you wanna fit everything on the screen seeing the handle and the profile of the face buttons is an unnecessary luxury; and also those tipless arrows for the buttons are way too long, and possibly even unnecessary if the associated text is placed right next to or right under the respective buttons.

[Danny]

Do you want to take a stab at mocking something up? As I said you can override almost everything in documents\Sixense Entertainment\MotionCreator 2\configuration_resources, including images. The only thing that is hard coded is the action key binding relative location to the condition.

I suppose if I had put the complex actions off to the right of the simple bindings I could have utilized the space more efficiently.