Moving the FPS Indicator

Please remind me the name of the wiki page that has the instructions for moving the FPS indicator. I seem to remember that you don't do it in ISBoxer, but rather in the Inner Space console.

Is it possible to make the FPS indicator larger while I'm at it?

[lax]

I think this is what you're looking for http://isboxer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=280

Yes, that was it. Thank you. And you too, MiRai.

[MiRai]

Good Lord that's an old video. -_-

It still works, though.

Lax, you might consider discussing the Inner Space configuration objects in a wiki page.

The "hud -list" command seems to be broken. For some reason, it shows the position of the fps meter... the one inside the console window ?

The command line still works tho. I just tried some x,y values until I pinpointed the desired location. Here are my values, so that the FPS indicator doesn't cover the first character name in Diablo III :

hudset fps -l 110,7 -s 12 -c FFFFFF

[lax]

The "hud -list" command seems to be broken. For some reason, it shows the position of the fps meter... the one inside the console window ?

If you're doing a command in the IS Uplink / main program (are you referring to this as "the console window"?), then of course the results are going to be from that and not from a game instance. If you want it from a game instance, use the command in the console within the game instance. You have to set a hotkey in your ISBoxer Character Set to open the in-game IS console.

Heh, my bad, I guess. In the vidéo, it's written "Open the Inner Space console", so... I opened the Inner Space console. Anyway, thanks for your quick answer

How do you make it permanent? Everytime I launch the game, I need to go into the console and move it again. I know I found it once a very long time ago, but not having much luck finding it again.

Sorry ignore this, I had a space after my , so it was not working...

I do notice that the font size does not really change much like 1vs2 does not change, but 4 etc... does
This works well for 1440x900

Code:

hudset fps -l 102,4 -s 1 -c c4bcbc -t ${Display.FPS.Centi}


I don't know how to keep this saved so I added a startup item in my eq profile with this command