

Spyglass
Adds Spyglass, never has spying on your neightbors been so easy, or stylish.

Description
Adds a new tool to the game, the spyglass.
Some metal smithing, and glass smelting you can have your very own spyglass, then go exploring the wilds, or spy on your neighbors from the safety of your windmill.
As of v0.6.0 - Server Owners can now select to override client vignette styles to create a uniform experience.
As of v0.3.0 - You can now use the mouse wheel to adjust your zoom some while your are using the spyglass.
As of v0.3.1 - Config Options
As of v0.4.7 - Removed Damage from hitting, this is more consistent with other similar items in the game, added Bismuth as a valid material, its not like your going to be hitting anything with it anyway. ;)
As of v0.5.0 - new config options, including mouse wheel settings and options, preserveZoomBetweenUses and vignette options as well as french and russian localization.
As of v0.5.1 - Pt-Br Localization.
Vignette
You can now select one of several possible vignettes via the setting "vignetteStyle" in the mod config file.
- "edge" - This is the default and appears as a soft darkening around the border of the screen.
- "box" - This produces a hard edge the encroaches from the edge of the screen.
- "square" - Produces a overlay that covers all but a centered square.
- "circle" - Produces a overlay that covers all but a centered circle.
In addition to the style, you can adjust:
- "edgeSize" - This is the number of pixels from the edge of the screen that the vignette will extend, circle and square use this setting on the smaller axis of your screen.
- "edgeOpacity" - How transparent the vignette is, 0.0 being invisible, and 1.0 being virtually opaque; please note that the mod will adjust this value as you scroll and the interface animates in a way that I think improves the experience over all.
- "overrideClientConfig" - if true, the server will override client side settings with server side settings for the vignette.
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