04 Aug 11, 07:42PM
I'd just put server switch info into the extender server information dialog(Where each switch can be explained in detail) and a column next to servers in the browser listing those switches(Display only the first 8 or so).
Or do it like this:
![[Image: serverbrowser2.png]](http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/1241/serverbrowser2.png)
I don't think anyone really needs every server's ip and port displayed at all times and if they do it can be an option. But this way is much more concise. We could easily fit more info down there too. Look at all the excess fat on the right.
Also, the TSURV abbreviation should be shortened to TS. After all, /ts is the command. I'd say the same for SURV but I don't remember what the command is.
And the connection bar, the thing next to the ping in the image above, could stand a makeover. Instead of 3 blocks that change from grey, to red, to yellow, to green, why not one solid bar that fills up and changes color when it reaches various heights?
Can we get a /menucopy $alias command that copies the highlighted text into an alias?
Or do it like this:
I don't think anyone really needs every server's ip and port displayed at all times and if they do it can be an option. But this way is much more concise. We could easily fit more info down there too. Look at all the excess fat on the right.
Also, the TSURV abbreviation should be shortened to TS. After all, /ts is the command. I'd say the same for SURV but I don't remember what the command is.
And the connection bar, the thing next to the ping in the image above, could stand a makeover. Instead of 3 blocks that change from grey, to red, to yellow, to green, why not one solid bar that fills up and changes color when it reaches various heights?
Can we get a /menucopy $alias command that copies the highlighted text into an alias?