Well, I tried the ThorUI file and it didn't end up working, which leads me to believe that it might not be possible since it was supposedly working before. I compared the code regardless but the two windows just don't seem to be coded near enough for me to see anything jumping out.
I plan on continuing to work with the show_window command to see if I can get that in there in the right place and syntax. However, if there's anyone more knowledgeable than I that might be willing to take a look to see if it's even possible then that would be highly appreciated.
So far I have ignored Line 79 and have focused my attention on Line 20 & it's reference to the OkButton on Line 170.
Line 20: <Button LocalTooltip="Start Tracking" Location="0,137" Name="Track" OnPress="parent.parent.Parent.OkButton.Press='true'" PackLocation="fff,fff" PackLocationProp="0001/0001,0001/0001" ScrollExtent="18,18" Size="18,18" Style="settings.style" Tooltip="Start Tracking" UserMovable="true"></Button>
Line 170: <Button LocalText="Ok" Name="OkButton" Opacity="0.000" ScrollExtent="1,1" Size="1,1">Ok</Button>
I've tried the following without any success but that could just be because I really don't have much of a clue on what I'm doing:
Test 1: <Button LocalTooltip="Start Tracking" Location="0,137" Name="Track" OnPress="parent.parent.Parent.OkButton.Press='true' show_window MainHUD.Tracking" PackLocation="fff,fff" PackLocationProp="0001/0001,0001/0001" ScrollExtent="18,18" Size="18,18" Style="settings.style" Tooltip="Start Tracking" UserMovable="true"></Button>
Test 2: <Button LocalTooltip="Start Tracking" Location="0,137" Name="Track" OnPress="parent.parent.Parent.OkButton.Press='true' show_window (MainHUD.Tracking)" PackLocation="fff,fff" PackLocationProp="0001/0001,0001/0001" ScrollExtent="18,18" Size="18,18" Style="settings.style" Tooltip="Start Tracking" UserMovable="true"></Button>
Test 3: <Button LocalText="Ok" Name="OkButton" OnPress="show_window MainHUD.Tracking" Opacity="0.000" ScrollExtent="1,1" Size="1,1">Ok</Button>
Test 4: <Button LocalText="Ok" Name="OkButton" OnPress="show_window (MainHUD.Tracking)" Opacity="0.000" ScrollExtent="1,1" Size="1,1">Ok</Button>
The only thing that I can say for certain is that if you remove the OnPress portion of the original Line 20 then the window doesn't close. It doesn't track either but it doesn't close so both seem connected on that one command. Now if only they could be separated so that the Close aspect could be removed from the equation while leaving the Track portion intact.
Right now this would have to be my biggest issue, mainly since I started playing a Dirge, so if need be I'll just have to resort to sending in some feedback and hoping for the best.
Again, thanks for the responses and any further assistance that anyone can offer.
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