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Your mod is so nice imo. Really nice work
You could check out the code and start the dashboard app that way. You'd need the .NET SDK and use the dotnet command line or do it via Visual Studio or VS Code.
Fixes:
- v1.3.4 compatibility
Changes
- Limited prosperity widget chart to 10 towns due to licensing
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue with moving and resizing widgets past a certain point
Improvements:
- Prisoner count in party widget
- Switched dashboard to .NET 10 and updated libraries, should be faster
Please try opening the developer console in the browser with F12. Check if there are any errors in the console tab after it says in-game that a client has connected.
Do you have any extensions that might be blocking the connection? Some people have had issues with adblock.
I suggest hard reloading with Ctrl+F5 a couple of times, might work after that.
I'll test the version I have now since I haven't played in a while, but without specific error messages it will be hard to determine why it doesn't work for you.
There were some changes in the party data API, but I was able to get all the same data as before.
There were also changes in the character location API, I can't get the information age anymore, only the last known location, the hero tracker widget has been updated accordingly.
I also think an aggregate prosperity widget would also be nice, where it shows each kingdom's total prosperity.