If a portrait has more than one tiny icon above its portrait, the mouse over only works for the icon to the left. The next icon, to the right, will then get interpreted as if it was the one to the left (as if the icon to the left had a big invisible hitbox overlapping it).
Dragon's Lair icon on its own
But when it's to the right of other icons, its mouse over info no longer gets displayed.
Another example.
I have tested this on several maps, including Dyrford Crossing. The bug persists.
EDIT: Haha! I check again, it's not a bug. It's intentional. However, it fooled me. I'd much prefer that the icon I mouse over, gets displayed firt, above the other. I even missed that they were stacked, and thus the info for both icons was included.
Well, correction, please make sure that the icon you mouse over, gets displayed as a priority, instead of showing up below in a list of icons. Or, best of all, only show the icon that I mouse over, and not all of them in a stack.
Edited by IndiraLightfoot
*** "The words of someone who feels ever more the ent among saplings when playing CRPGs" ***
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If a portrait has more than one tiny icon above its portrait, the mouse over only works for the icon to the left. The next icon, to the right, will then get interpreted as if it was the one to the left (as if the icon to the left had a big invisible hitbox overlapping it).
Dragon's Lair icon on its own
But when it's to the right of other icons, its mouse over info no longer gets displayed.
Another example.
I have tested this on several maps, including Dyrford Crossing. The bug persists.
EDIT: Haha! I check again, it's not a bug. It's intentional. However, it fooled me. I'd much prefer that the icon I mouse over, gets displayed firt, above the other. I even missed that they were stacked, and thus the info for both icons was included.
Well, correction, please make sure that the icon you mouse over, gets displayed as a priority, instead of showing up below in a list of icons. Or, best of all, only show the icon that I mouse over, and not all of them in a stack.
Edited by IndiraLightfoot*** "The words of someone who feels ever more the ent among saplings when playing CRPGs" ***
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