What Are They Up To (Watut): FTB StoneBlock 4 config options

Privacy setting, if you dont want to send very detailed info of your screen for everyone to see and instead use the old basic gui visual, set this to true

Privacy setting, if you dont want to show the items you are transferring to and from yourself and containers, set this to true

SETTING THESE CLIENT SIDE SETTINGS TO FALSE WILL OVERRIDE ANY OF THE SAME SERVER SETTINGS THAT ARE SET TO TRUE (for your client only).

Plays a sutble sound when a player clicks their mouse in a Gui

Plays a sound when a player opens some Guis

String to use when too many people are typing determined by screenTypingCharacterLimit

String to use next to the typing player(s) name

Show 'Player is typing...' on the chat screen

Sends when you open a Gui, and what Gui

Sends when you go idle / return

Sends relative mouse position and clicking

Sends a calculated rate of typing. If off, uses a default value on server

Set to false if you dont want watut to sho your own dynamic guis in 3rd person

Enables or disables idle visual above player head

Enables or disables idle visual in the server player list tab screen

Show the chat typing Gui in world

This is for the older non dynamic GUI only. If there isnt an exact Gui available for what the player is using, it will show the Chest Gui. If this is false, it will show nothing, lots of modded Guis will use this for now

Show any Gui they're using that isn't chat typing related in world

Enables or disables the non typing animations used when showing the open Gui, such as head looking, arms moving up, arms pointing and clicking

Enables or disables idle animation

Setting false disables all animations

Enables or disables typing animation

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SETTING THESE SERVER SIDE SETTINGS TO FALSE WILL OVERRIDE ANY OF THE SAME CLIENT SETTINGS THAT ARE SET TO TRUE (for all clients)

Disables the background rendering for most guis, might hide things like JEI or other things count as background rendering

If enabled, only sends the initial image of a players gui, does not constantly update after it's been opened.

Show a clients entire screen instead of using dynamicGuiSizeRadiusInPixelsToShow for a circle fade in a 512x512 area, WARNING: experimental, has cpu and network performance impact. Tweak dynamicGuiSizeRadiusInPixelsToShow to -1 or something large if you use this setting.

Disable new dynamic gui system and use old simple visual.

Plays a sutble sound when a player clicks their mouse in a Gui

Plays a sound when a player opens some Guis

Show 'Player is typing...' on the chat screen

Enables or disables idle visual above player head

Enables or disables idle visual in the server player list tab screen

Show items being transferred between player and container

Show the chat typing Gui in world

Show any Gui they're using that isn't chat typing related in world

Enables or disables the non typing animations used when showing the open Gui, such as head looking, arms moving up, arms pointing and clicking

Enables or disables idle animation

Setting false disables all animations

Enables or disables typing animation

Adjusts the size of the gui visual that appears infront of a player, 2 = twice the size

Max characters allowed before it switches to using string set in screenTypingMultiplePlayersText

Adjust the X position where the 'Player is typing...' text shows in the chat Gui

Adjust the Y position where the 'Player is typing...' text shows in the chat Gui

Delay between ticks your client will accept and update new image of another players gui, you can only increase the delay from what the server/other client is set to, 10 = twice a second

Default 5 minutes

How close another player has to be to another player to see what they're doing in GUI, item transferring, mouse movement, etc

Blur is used to prevent nasty aliasing/flicker artifacts at the cost of clarity

Adjust the size of the circle used to cut off extra info beyond their main area of their gui, visual issues may occur of too big. Set to -1 to disable

Delay in ticks before sending a new image of a gui to other clients, 10 = twice a second, 0 = no delay, 20 = once a second, more frequent might affect performance and network load