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Try this: "booster": { "enabled": true, //"layer": "top", "layer": "normal", // auskommentieren für Text "type": "extrafield", "formats": [ { "updateEvent": "ON_EVERY_SECOND", "screenHAlign": "center", // auskommentieren für Text //"x": 210, "x": -325, // auskommentieren für Text //"y": 0, "y": 87, // auskommentieren für Text "width": 400, "height": 80, "alpha": 100, // auskommentieren für Text //"textFormat": { "color": "0xA8A888", "size": 12}, "textFormat": { "color": "0xF9F1BC" }, // auskommentieren für Text //"format": "<textformat tabstops='[50]'>{{py:bst.leftTime(1)}}<tab>{{py:bst.name(1)}}</textformat>\n<textformat tabstops='[50]'>{{py:bst.leftTime(2)}}<tab>{{py:bst.name(2)}}</textformat>\n<textformat tabstops='[50]'>{{py:bst.leftTime(3)}}<tab>{{py:bst.name(3)}}</textformat>" "format": "<textformat tabstops='[0]'>{{py:bst.name(1)}} {{py:bst.name(2)}} {{py:bst.name(3)}}</textformat>" // auskommentieren für Text } ] }, "boosterTime": { "enabled": true, "layer": "normal", "type": "extrafield", "formats": [ { "updateEvent": "ON_EVERY_SECOND", "screenHAlign": "center", "x": -280, "y": 145, "width": 400, "height": 80, "alpha": 100, "textFormat": { "color": "0xF9F1BC", "bold": "true", "size": 15}, "format": "<textformat tabstops='[80,160]' leading='-9'><font color='{{py:bst.leftTimeMin(1)<11?#FFB841|}}'>{{py:bst.leftTimeHrMin(1)}}</font><tab><font color='{{py:bst.leftTimeMin(2)<11?#FFB841|}}'>{{py:bst.leftTimeHrMin(2)}}</font><tab><font color='{{py:bst.leftTimeMin(3)<11?#FFB841|}}'>{{py:bst.leftTimeHrMin(3)}}</font></textformat>" } ] }, "boosterCR": { "enabled": true, "layer": "normal", "type": "extrafield", "formats": [ { "updateEvent": "ON_EVERY_SECOND", "screenHAlign": "center", "x": -325, "y": 170, "width": 400, "height": 80, "alpha": 100, "textFormat": { "color": "0xF9F1BC" }, "format": "<textformat tabstops='[0]'>{{py:bst.leftTimeMinCR(1)>1?{{py:bst.nameCR(1)}}|<img src='img://gui/maps/icons/boosters/{{py:bst.typeCR(1)}}_medium.png' vspace='0'>}} {{py:bst.leftTimeMinCR(2)>1?{{py:bst.nameCR(2)}}|<img src='img://gui/maps/icons/boosters/{{py:bst.typeCR(2)}}_medium.png' vspace='0'>}}</textformat>" } ] }, "boosterTimeCR": { "enabled": true, "layer": "normal", "type": "extrafield", "formats": [ { "updateEvent": "ON_EVERY_SECOND", "screenHAlign": "center", "x": -280, "y": 228, "width": 400, "height": 80, "alpha": 100, "textFormat": { "color": "0xF9F1BC", "bold": "true", "size": 15}, "format": "<textformat tabstops='[80,160]' leading='-9'><font color='{{py:bst.leftTimeMinCR(1)<11?#FFB841|}}'>{{py:bst.leftTimeHrMinCR(1)}}</font><tab><font color='{{py:bst.leftTimeMinCR(2)<11?#FFB841|}}'>{{py:bst.leftTimeHrMinCR(2)}}</font></textformat>" } ] } boosters.py

Don't ask for ETA, it's done when it's done.

@ktulho thx it works. Drive me nuts for weeks. Will this also work for higher resolution like 4K or for example 1920x1200?

@ktulho So there is no way that the timer is automatically at the position of the lamp, no matter if I now use my XVM config with a 1920x1080 or a 2560x1140 screen resolution? So I always have to set a value, 240 or 320?

@ktulho Sorry, I don't understand your question, maybe bad translation. I try to make y coordinate dynamic, depending on the screen resolution. I try it like this way with x coordinate for example: "x": "-{{py:sum(50,{{py:xvm.screenHCenter}})}}", of course for y like "y": "-{{py:sum(240,{{py:xvm.screenHCenter}})}}", (just an example), but it don't work.

I'm trying to make the timer's position dynamic for the sixthsense, depending on the screen resolution, for example, for 1080p "y": 230, for 1440p "y": 320. Is there a way without me having to adjust that each time, so that it is automatically in the right position. Thanky in advance. "sixthSenseTimer": { "enabled": true, "updateEvent": "PY(ON_SIXTH_SENSE_SHOW)", "x": 0, "y": 320, "width": 60, "height": 50, "screenHAlign": "center", "shadow": { "distance": 1, "angle": 90, "alpha": 80, "blur": 5, "strength": 1.5 }, "textFormat": {"align": "center", "size": 40 }, "format": "{{py:xvm.sixthSenseTimer(10)}}" },

Thank you for the hint.

I adjusted my crosshairs, removed some elements and now only use the Penetration Calculator, Info Auto Aim and Sphere. In xvm.log, however, this error occurs: 2019-10-11 17:11:28: [ERROR] Traceback (most recent call last): File "../res_mods/mods/xfw_packages/xvm_main\python\python_macro.py", line 161, in process_python_macro (func, deterministic) = get_function(arg) File "../res_mods/mods/xfw_packages/xvm_main\python\python_macro.py", line 152, in get_function (func, deterministic) = _container.get(func_name) TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable arg='aim.mode' These scripts are installed: chancePenetration.py infoAutoAim.py sphere.py Penetration Calculator is working, rest is not yet tested. Edit: Added the old aimingSystem.py, error has gone, but I think its not a solution, because this script don't exist anymore in first post. How to correct the config without aimingSystem.py? battleLabelSight.xc sight.xc xvm.log

Oh, I am not in hurry, but thank you in advance.

Dogtag is disabled in hangar.xc but will be displayed again in the garage since 1.6.0.2. XVM default 9297 python.log xvm.log

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@night_dragon_on Thank you very much, I really appreciate that.

@night_dragon_on Does this option also disable the sound? I've tried to use a replay and activated logging in the sound.xc to set the associated event to disable the sound, but unfortunately Dogtag does not work in replays.

@Kotyarko_O I changed nothing in the xc file, but I do another test, I use the py and the xc file from the zip in the start post, use it together with a default xvm 7.9.7, nothing else. No clip message. battleMessages.xc xvm3.log python3.log @ xvm.xc I have cleaned the whole wot cache, inclusive xvm folder, fixed. I don't understand, why cleaning the cache fix this, strange. But anyway, thx for help.

@Kotyarko_O I switch back to 7.9.7, use the latest battleMessages.py, thats the result: python.logxvm.log With py macro from May 11. there is no error:python2.logxvm2.log But on both version, no clip reload message anymore. This is strange, because it worked for month.