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AI disclosure: the code was generated with an AI assistant under the author’s direction – details and credits at the end of this description.Mansu’s HouseBookmarks keeps a short list of bookmarked houses, other players’ and your own, and takes you there with one click in chat or one key press. It is meant as a small, lightweight alternative to the bigger house-travel add-ons: one Lua file, no window, no settings panel, no library.WHAT IT DOES- /mhb prints your bookmarks in chat as the game’s own housing links. Click one and the game asks “Travel to …?”, exactly as it does for a link somebody posted.- /mhb 3 travels straight to bookmark 3, without a prompt.- Five bindable keys travel straight to bookmarks 1 to 5. Bind them in the game menu under Controls > Keybindings > Mansu’s HouseBookmarks. Nothing is bound by default. A sixth action, “List bookmarks in chat”, does what /mhb does.It works for any house of any player, primary residence or not, as long as the owner lets you in. Your own houses work too.ADDING A BOOKMARK- You are standing in the house: /mhb add (or /mhb add My label)- You have a housing link copied from Discord or a website: /mhb add, then paste the link (a label may follow it)- You know the owner’s @name and the house ID: /mhb add @name 98 My label- You only know the owner’s @name: /mhb add @name My label bookmarks the primary residenceThe label is optional. Without one the bookmark shows the house’s name (the owner’s @name for a primary residence); a pasted link brings its own text as the label unless you type another after it. To find a house ID, type /mhb houses followed by a part of the house’s name: every match is listed with its ID.OTHER COMMANDS/mhb @name 98 – travel there without bookmarking (/mhb @name for the primary residence)/mhb name 3 New label – rename bookmark 3/mhb move 3 1 – move bookmark 3 to position 1; the keys follow the order of the list/mhb del 3 – remove bookmark 3/mhb link 3 – put the game’s link for bookmark 3 in the chat box, to share it/mhb help – list the commands/housebookmarks is an alias of /mhb.HOW LIGHT IT IS- One Lua file of about 22 KB (comments included) and a 1 KB keybinding file. No library, embedded or required. No window, no texture, no settings menu.- Nothing runs while you play: no per-frame update, no event left registered after loading, no hook on the game’s functions. Code runs only when you type /mhb or press one of its keys.- Under 30 KB of Lua memory with five bookmarks, measured in a stock Lua 5.1 interpreter outside the game (the game’s own Lua engine may count slightly differently).- The saved variables hold your bookmarks and nothing else, per megaserver and per account, so NA and EU lists do not mix.GOOD TO KNOW- Travel is requested the way the game itself requests it, so its rules apply: the owner’s visitor permissions, the places you cannot travel from, combat. When the game refuses, its own message is shown.- The keys and /mhb 3 travel at once. Only the links in chat ask for confirmation, because that prompt is the game’s.- A bookmark of a primary residence has no house ID, so it cannot be a clickable link; use /mhb with its number, or a key.- A house you only reached through House Tours may refuse a direct visit: tours have their own access rules.- There is no window: the list lives in chat (system messages; the clickable links and /mhb link are made for the keyboard chat window). That is the point of the add-on.- No dependencies. The add-on’s own texts are in English and French; house names and the game’s messages follow the client language.Source code (MIT): https://github.com/Karimag1/MansusHouseBookmarksAI DISCLOSUREThe code of this add-on was generated with an AI assistant (Anthropic Claude) under my direction, working from the official ESO UI source (esoui). I have not audited every line myself. Please report anything odd in the comments.CREDITSTravelling to other players’ houses from a list of favourites is not a new idea. The ESOUI pages (descriptions and changelogs, not the code) of the following add-ons were reviewed while designing this one. No code was taken from any of them:- Port to Friend’s House by Sordrak – the add-on this one is a small alternative to: it has a window, a library of houses and keys for ten favourites- Go Home by static_recharge- House Hotkey by thisbeaurielle- Hello Tamriel – Travel Tools by Dharan-Empire- Housing Hub by Architectura and Cardinal05Mansu’s HouseBookmarks does much less than they do, on purpose. The travel calls and the checks follow ZeniMax’s own UI code (esoui), and the refusal messages are the game’s. If you are the author of an add-on that should be credited here, tell me and I will fix it.
Change Log:——————–Version 0.9.0First Public Release (Beta)Description:——————–Feliks’ Companion Gear HunterBETA – this is an early release. Most of it has been tested thoroughly in-game, but a few parts (mail attachment, trade window and NPC vendor markers) have had little live testing. Please report anything that looks wrong.Required AI disclosure: This addon’s code was written with the assistance of an AI (Claude). Almost every feature was verified against the live ESO client and in-game before release (see Known limitations for the few that have had less testing), and every API call was checked against the actual game client source. I did a detailed code review on the final files and tested the result extensively but did not write the code by hand myself.Stop scrolling through a spreadsheet to remember what gear each companion still needs.Feliks’ Companion Gear Hunter lets you record exactly what you’re hunting for – per companion, per gear slot: weight/weapon type, trait, and a minimum quality – then flags matching or upgrade-worthy items the moment you see them, right in the item’s own tooltip.FeaturesA 12-row grid (one per companion gear slot) shows what’s currently equipped alongside a “Find” checkbox and dropdowns for the weight/type, trait, and minimum quality you’re hunting forPick any companion from the dropdown – the grid updates to that companion’s own equipped gear and wishlistOff-Hand automatically hides itself for a companion currently wielding a two-handed weaponChecking “Find” turns on matching for that slot; unchecking clears the criteria too, so re-enabling it later starts fresh instead of instantly matching stale settings”Find” automatically unchecks itself once a companion’s equipped gear already satisfies it – one less thing to remember to turn offOptional “Find Gear Quality Upgrades” – flags any item that’s the same weight/type…
Mid Trial Mechs is a simple trial mechanic reference designed to keep the important stuff right in front of you without digging through guides.Select your Trial and Boss to quickly view the key Veteran mechanics and what you need to do.Features:- Quick Veteran boss mechanic reminders- Simple Trial and Boss dropdown selection- Editable mechanic text so you can customize reminders for your group- Separate Raid Lead Notes for your own callouts and reminders- Send mechanics or notes directly to group chat- Movable interface- Your custom edits are savedMechanics are intended as quick reminders, not full trial guides.Less Typing. More Pulling.Created by WifeyRyticAI-Assisted Development Disclosure: Portions of this addon were created or modified with AI assistance and tested in-game by the author.
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