ZoneTimer: How to change position?

Hello,

I'm trying to change the position of the ZoneTimer in-game (or by editing a file like other plugins) but i couldn't find the command/file and tried already few cmd like:

zt x,y
ZoneTimer x,y
zt pos x,y
zt pos x,(y)
zt help 
 etc...

but it doesn't work.

I checked the windower folder and all i found is ZoneTimer.dll

Is there a way to change the position?

Thank you. /bow

PS: sorry for any typo/grammar but english isn't my first lang. 

Thank you, Arcon.

=== Edit: ===

The plugin doesn't save my new pos and whenever i re-log i have to put the new pos again.

Is it bug or i have to enter a cmd to save the new pos?

One more question - is there a way to resize the Text and change the color of the Text for Zone Timer?

These are all valid commands (should be easy to figure it out from here):

setpos
setposx
setposy
setfont
setfontname
setfontsize
setbold
setitalic
setcolor
setcolorr
setcolorred
setcolorg
setcolorgreen
setcolorb
setcolorblue
setcolora
setcoloralpha
setbgcolor
setbgcolorr
setbgcolorred
setbgcolorg
setbgcolorgreen
setbgcolorb
setbgcolorblue
setbgcolora
setbgcoloralpha

Hi, how do I save my settings after I change the position of the time? It resets itself every time I log, thanks.

You can't, you have to set it in the init.txt file.

A solution would be to use the ZoneTimer addon instead of the plugin. The addon version can be dragged around the screen and it saves the position automatically.

Thanks Arcon, one more question, how to re-position the addon version cause zt setpos <x><y> does not work on it, I can set it on the settings XML file but it's kinda pain to re-log every time to see the perfect spot on the screen.

[..] The addon version can be dragged around the screen and it saves the position automatically.

But for the record, you don't have to relog. You can just reload it by typing //lua r zonetimer.

Dragging by using the mouse you mean? I tried, it won't move ^^;, I just tried the //lua r zonetimer method and it worked just fine, btw how do I set per character settings?

Thanks for the time.

It should move, I just tried myself, worked fine.

But as for per-character settings, add a <Charname> tag after the </global> tag and override any global settings you want in there.

I tried many times, it just won't move like for example how FFXIDB map moves , btw my monitor is 2560x1440 and I'm not using full screen mode in windower but windowed, and now when I try to set it for my other character it's giving me a "mismatched tag ending of my character name" in FFXI chat-log, I'm probably doing something wrong, but here's what I wrote inside the settings file.

My mule:

You need to close tags as you open them. Just like how you closed <x> with </x> and <y> with </y> you need to close <pos> with </pos> and <Mule> with </Mule>.

I did exactly as you said, and still getting this message when I reload the addon with "lua r zonetimer"

zonetimer Error: XML error, line 34: Mismatched tag ending: </Mule>

And then when I reopen the .XML, all the settings are reset to:

        <pos>

<settings>
    <global>
        <bg>
            <alpha>255</alpha>
            <blue>0</blue>
            <green>0</green>
            <red>0</red>
            <visible>true</visible>
        </bg>
        <flags>
            <bold>false</bold>
            <bottom>false</bottom>
            <draggable>true</draggable>
            <italic>false</italic>
            <right>false</right>
        </flags>
        <padding>0</padding>
        <pos>
            <x>1603</x>
            <y>0</y>
        </pos>
        <text>
            <alpha>255</alpha>
            <blue>255</blue>
            <font>Arial</font>
            <fonts>
            </fonts>
            <green>255</green>
            <red>255</red>
            <size>12</size>
        </text>
    </global>
    <Mule>
        <pos>
            <x>1403</x>
            <y>0</y>
        </pos>
    </Mule>
</settings>

<settings>
    <global>
        <bg>
            <alpha>255</alpha>
            <blue>0</blue>
            <green>0</green>
            <red>0</red>
            <visible>true</visible>
        </bg>
        <flags>
            <bold>false</bold>
            <bottom>false</bottom>
            <draggable>true</draggable>
            <italic>false</italic>
            <right>false</right>
        </flags>
        <padding>0</padding>
        <pos>
            <x>1603</x>
            <y>0</y>
        </pos>
        <text>
            <alpha>255</alpha>
            <blue>255</blue>
            <font>Arial</font>
            <fonts>
            </fonts>
            <green>255</green>
            <red>255</red>
            <size>12</size>
        </text>
    </global>
    <Mule>
        <pos>
            <x>1403</x>
            <y>0</y>
        </pos>
    </Mule>
</settings>

Finally! tysm man.